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over a year ago
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse"
Still, at least she did the decent thing.... |
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By *etsome OP Man
over a year ago
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing...."
What - getting her leg over? |
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over? "
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post?? |
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By *etsome OP Man
over a year ago
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Did she take the virus half way up the country? "
Dom did not come into contact with anyone else. Not socially distancing is how the virus spreads. |
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By *etsome OP Man
over a year ago
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??"
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her |
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Did she take the virus half way up the country?
Dom did not come into contact with anyone else. Not socially distancing is how the virus spreads. "
Did she have the virus then ? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Has she been influencing the lockdown rules by for instance attending sage meetings. Did she travel round whilst thinking she had covid. Did she drive with knowingly defective eyesight?"
No, but she's not in the Conservative's boys club. So different rules apply. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her "
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency. |
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"Has she been influencing the lockdown rules by for instance attending sage meetings. Did she travel round whilst thinking she had covid. Did she drive with knowingly defective eyesight?
No, but she's not in the Conservative's boys club. So different rules apply."
She went for a 5 hour walk when we allowed 1 hour exercise |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??"
resigned the whip, still an MP
though so not much of a resignation still on the same money. |
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Did she take the virus half way up the country?
Dom did not come into contact with anyone else. Not socially distancing is how the virus spreads. "
Mugged off I think the term is..
Fancy buying a bridge?  |
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency."
Khan should resign for f*****g up and having to ask for money. |
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By *etsome OP Man
over a year ago
birmingham |
"Has she been influencing the lockdown rules by for instance attending sage meetings. Did she travel round whilst thinking she had covid. Did she drive with knowingly defective eyesight?"
And its an mp - they are supposed to set a good example. Why didn't she resign? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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So I suppose is singles and those in LDR who are struggling with no physical contact can go off your a romp as long as we apologise..... 2 months later if we get caught,and you'll all admire us for our honesty and apology |
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"Has she been influencing the lockdown rules by for instance attending sage meetings. Did she travel round whilst thinking she had covid. Did she drive with knowingly defective eyesight?
And its an mp - they are supposed to set a good example. Why didn't she resign? "
Should boris then?
Daft sod was shaking hands with positive covid patients..
Or is that in your eyes OK? |
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By *etsome OP Man
over a year ago
birmingham |
"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency."
I don't agree with lockdown and I don't think the lockdown guidance was ever supposed to be followed that closely - they were bodged together in a few hours |
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By *etsome OP Man
over a year ago
birmingham |
"Has she been influencing the lockdown rules by for instance attending sage meetings. Did she travel round whilst thinking she had covid. Did she drive with knowingly defective eyesight?
And its an mp - they are supposed to set a good example. Why didn't she resign?
Should boris then?
Daft sod was shaking hands with positive covid patients..
Or is that in your eyes OK? "
Habits are hard to break. We are not supposed to touch our faces but I would not sack someone for scratching their nose |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
I don't agree with lockdown and I don't think the lockdown guidance was ever supposed to be followed that closely - they were bodged together in a few hours"
You don't agree with lockdown. So Rosie didn't do anything wrong then? Yet you posted saying she did. You are very confused aren't you? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Are the bbc going after Rosie for not resigning?
I think you're confused. The BBC is a TV channel.
Left wing activists"
Now you're just saying random phrases. |
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By *etsome OP Man
over a year ago
birmingham |
"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
I don't agree with lockdown and I don't think the lockdown guidance was ever supposed to be followed that closely - they were bodged together in a few hours
You don't agree with lockdown. So Rosie didn't do anything wrong then? Yet you posted saying she did. You are very confused aren't you?"
She retweeted a labour mp asking for Cummings to resign. If she thunks people should resign for breaking silly rules then she should resign for breaking one of those rules |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
I don't agree with lockdown and I don't think the lockdown guidance was ever supposed to be followed that closely - they were bodged together in a few hours
You don't agree with lockdown. So Rosie didn't do anything wrong then? Yet you posted saying she did. You are very confused aren't you?
She retweeted a labour mp asking for Cummings to resign. If she thunks people should resign for breaking silly rules then she should resign for breaking one of those rules"
She resigned her position in the shadow cabinet. But she is still an MP as elected by her constituency.
Why are you thinking she should resign, but Dominic Cummings (an advisor to the actual government, not elected, and who played a part in setting the rules that he broke) should be let off? |
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By *etsome OP Man
over a year ago
birmingham |
"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
I don't agree with lockdown and I don't think the lockdown guidance was ever supposed to be followed that closely - they were bodged together in a few hours
You don't agree with lockdown. So Rosie didn't do anything wrong then? Yet you posted saying she did. You are very confused aren't you?
She retweeted a labour mp asking for Cummings to resign. If she thunks people should resign for breaking silly rules then she should resign for breaking one of those rules
She resigned her position in the shadow cabinet. But she is still an MP as elected by her constituency.
Why are you thinking she should resign, but Dominic Cummings (an advisor to the actual government, not elected, and who played a part in setting the rules that he broke) should be let off?"
For calling for someone to lose their job for breaking lockdown rules after having broken lockdown rules herself. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
I don't agree with lockdown and I don't think the lockdown guidance was ever supposed to be followed that closely - they were bodged together in a few hours
You don't agree with lockdown. So Rosie didn't do anything wrong then? Yet you posted saying she did. You are very confused aren't you?
She retweeted a labour mp asking for Cummings to resign. If she thunks people should resign for breaking silly rules then she should resign for breaking one of those rules
She resigned her position in the shadow cabinet. But she is still an MP as elected by her constituency.
Why are you thinking she should resign, but Dominic Cummings (an advisor to the actual government, not elected, and who played a part in setting the rules that he broke) should be let off?
For calling for someone to lose their job for breaking lockdown rules after having broken lockdown rules herself. "
Lol. You have an extremely blinkered view.
You should put yourself forward for confirmation bias studies by sociology students. They'd love you as a case study. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
I don't agree with lockdown and I don't think the lockdown guidance was ever supposed to be followed that closely - they were bodged together in a few hours
You don't agree with lockdown. So Rosie didn't do anything wrong then? Yet you posted saying she did. You are very confused aren't you?
She retweeted a labour mp asking for Cummings to resign. If she thunks people should resign for breaking silly rules then she should resign for breaking one of those rules
She resigned her position in the shadow cabinet. But she is still an MP as elected by her constituency.
Why are you thinking she should resign, but Dominic Cummings (an advisor to the actual government, not elected, and who played a part in setting the rules that he broke) should be let off?
For calling for someone to lose their job for breaking lockdown rules after having broken lockdown rules herself. "
Is this actually a conversation?? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Here is an idea, just imagine.....how's about if anybody breaks the lockdown rules they resign. Now it's just an idea!
That will be 14% of the population resigning apparently "
Supposed to set an example. Not heard that before??? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Did she take the virus half way up the country?
Dom did not come into contact with anyone else. Not socially distancing is how the virus spreads. "
They knew they had the virus On The jolly to Barnard Castle where they got out the csr and possibly left the virus on hard surfaces! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Are you saying that if she knocked on your door asking for a vote, you would give her one?
I'd definitely give her one; and within an hour, another... 
...she likes a married man, it seems...  "
The dirty bitch, I'm single but would fuck her! |
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By *etsome OP Man
over a year ago
birmingham |
"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Did she take the virus half way up the country?
Dom did not come into contact with anyone else. Not socially distancing is how the virus spreads.
They knew they had the virus On The jolly to Barnard Castle where they got out the csr and possibly left the virus on hard surfaces!"
Fat boy Blackford drove to the Isle of skye. No one has asked him to resign |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
I don't agree with lockdown and I don't think the lockdown guidance was ever supposed to be followed that closely - they were bodged together in a few hours
You don't agree with lockdown. So Rosie didn't do anything wrong then? Yet you posted saying she did. You are very confused aren't you?
She retweeted a labour mp asking for Cummings to resign. If she thunks people should resign for breaking silly rules then she should resign for breaking one of those rules
She resigned her position in the shadow cabinet. But she is still an MP as elected by her constituency.
Why are you thinking she should resign, but Dominic Cummings (an advisor to the actual government, not elected, and who played a part in setting the rules that he broke) should be let off?"
Dominic Cummings was taking care of a 4 year old child . No one can be criticised for doing what is best for their child . Rosie Duffield was meeting a married loved. These are two entirely different concepts .
As a senior government adviser one would expect Dominic Cummings to be given s degree of flexibility though there is no evidence that he broke any of the rules.
It is interested to note that two of the people who reported Dominic Cummings breached the rules themselves . Robin Lees the teacher drove 250 miles to meet his daughter and runner Tim Matthews admits to making his report up about a second trip North. In addition Andy Dawson has received a police caution for threatening violence against Michael Gove . Alom Shaha a physics teacher had to delete his Twitter account after making abusive comments about Michael Gove and Sarah Vine.
It looks like there are some charming left wing activists.
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Did she take the virus half way up the country?
Dom did not come into contact with anyone else. Not socially distancing is how the virus spreads. "
so he washed down the fuel pump after fueling up, I bet he did (not). |
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Did she take the virus half way up the country? "
is that a euphemism? |
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Politician being a hypocrite. I’m shocked I tell you.
Shame the whole squad of lawbreakers and hypocrites don’t step down but that would leave us awful short in the house on both sides.
Time to move on nothing to see here.
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At the end of the day, Cummings and co are laughing at us all. Imagine the conversations unfolding this week....'I can't believe that bought that pile of horse shit'....... |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"At the end of the day, Cummings and co are laughing at us all. Imagine the conversations unfolding this week....'I can't believe that bought that pile of horse shit'......."
Think you are taking it all a bit personal time to get out on the beach and chill I think.
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"At the end of the day, Cummings and co are laughing at us all. Imagine the conversations unfolding this week....'I can't believe that bought that pile of horse shit'....... Think you are taking it all a bit personal time to get out on the beach and chill I think.
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Come on, anybody else came out with that load of old cock you would telling them to get lost. Thing is, they want you to ignore it and make excuses. They are banking on you being that stupid. |
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Did she take the virus half way up the country?
Dom did not come into contact with anyone else. Not socially distancing is how the virus spreads. "
Dom did come into contact with other people. He went home to see his wife, she thought she had Covid, he then went back to work after being with his wife. He should not have gone back to work, he was spreading the virus and breaking the rules straight away... |
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By *andS66Couple
over a year ago
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency."
But you said she'd resigned...she hasn't. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
But you said she'd resigned...she hasn't."
Resigned the whip. But yeah, she should go. So should he. There you go... consistency |
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By *adetMan
over a year ago
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
But you said she'd resigned...she hasn't.
Resigned the whip. But yeah, she should go. So should he. There you go... consistency"
Consistency would be you starting umpteen threads calling for her to resign |
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
But you said she'd resigned...she hasn't.
Resigned the whip. But yeah, she should go. So should he. There you go... consistency
Consistency would be you starting umpteen threads calling for her to resign "
How old is the story ? Yes she should resign? The big difference between her and Cummings is that she has admitted to wrong doing and has apologised |
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
But you said she'd resigned...she hasn't.
Resigned the whip. But yeah, she should go. So should he. There you go... consistency
Consistency would be you starting umpteen threads calling for her to resign "
Newsflash, she isn't effectively running the country... |
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By *adetMan
over a year ago
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
But you said she'd resigned...she hasn't.
Resigned the whip. But yeah, she should go. So should he. There you go... consistency
Consistency would be you starting umpteen threads calling for her to resign
How old is the story ? Yes she should resign? The big difference between her and Cummings is that she has admitted to wrong doing and has apologised"
So if I was to hit your green arrow I wouldn't find a single post where you said Cummings should go? |
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
But you said she'd resigned...she hasn't.
Resigned the whip. But yeah, she should go. So should he. There you go... consistency
Consistency would be you starting umpteen threads calling for her to resign
How old is the story ? Yes she should resign? The big difference between her and Cummings is that she has admitted to wrong doing and has apologised
So if I was to hit your green arrow I wouldn't find a single post where you said Cummings should go? "
Of course you would, did I deny it? Again, you seemed to have missed the fundamental point, or chose to ignore it......he is effectively running the country. Guess what, he wasn't even elected. Do you like unelected bureaucrats? I'd wager you voted to rid us of them |
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By *adetMan
over a year ago
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
But you said she'd resigned...she hasn't.
Resigned the whip. But yeah, she should go. So should he. There you go... consistency
Consistency would be you starting umpteen threads calling for her to resign
How old is the story ? Yes she should resign? The big difference between her and Cummings is that she has admitted to wrong doing and has apologised
So if I was to hit your green arrow I wouldn't find a single post where you said Cummings should go?
Of course you would, did I deny it? Again, you seemed to have missed the fundamental point, or chose to ignore it......he is effectively running the country. Guess what, he wasn't even elected. Do you like unelected bureaucrats? I'd wager you voted to rid us of them "
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
But you said she'd resigned...she hasn't.
Resigned the whip. But yeah, she should go. So should he. There you go... consistency
Consistency would be you starting umpteen threads calling for her to resign
How old is the story ? Yes she should resign? The big difference between her and Cummings is that she has admitted to wrong doing and has apologised
So if I was to hit your green arrow I wouldn't find a single post where you said Cummings should go?
Of course you would, did I deny it? Again, you seemed to have missed the fundamental point, or chose to ignore it......he is effectively running the country. Guess what, he wasn't even elected. Do you like unelected bureaucrats? I'd wager you voted to rid us of them
Suggest you check who I was replying to"
Matters not. Consistency, she should go, as should he. Do you have any reason he should be given a dispensation?? |
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By *adetMan
over a year ago
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
But you said she'd resigned...she hasn't.
Resigned the whip. But yeah, she should go. So should he. There you go... consistency
Consistency would be you starting umpteen threads calling for her to resign
How old is the story ? Yes she should resign? The big difference between her and Cummings is that she has admitted to wrong doing and has apologised
So if I was to hit your green arrow I wouldn't find a single post where you said Cummings should go?
Of course you would, did I deny it? Again, you seemed to have missed the fundamental point, or chose to ignore it......he is effectively running the country. Guess what, he wasn't even elected. Do you like unelected bureaucrats? I'd wager you voted to rid us of them "
And on your second point she is even more accountable and answerable to the electorate
Your double standards are breathtaking |
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
But you said she'd resigned...she hasn't.
Resigned the whip. But yeah, she should go. So should he. There you go... consistency
Consistency would be you starting umpteen threads calling for her to resign
How old is the story ? Yes she should resign? The big difference between her and Cummings is that she has admitted to wrong doing and has apologised
So if I was to hit your green arrow I wouldn't find a single post where you said Cummings should go?
Of course you would, did I deny it? Again, you seemed to have missed the fundamental point, or chose to ignore it......he is effectively running the country. Guess what, he wasn't even elected. Do you like unelected bureaucrats? I'd wager you voted to rid us of them
And on your second point she is even more accountable and answerable to the electorate
Your double standards are breathtaking "
Difference is, I can happily say she should go. You will defend Cummings unashamedly.....that is breathtaking. Remind me of his dispensation again??? |
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
But you said she'd resigned...she hasn't.
Resigned the whip. But yeah, she should go. So should he. There you go... consistency
Consistency would be you starting umpteen threads calling for her to resign
How old is the story ? Yes she should resign? The big difference between her and Cummings is that she has admitted to wrong doing and has apologised
So if I was to hit your green arrow I wouldn't find a single post where you said Cummings should go?
Of course you would, did I deny it? Again, you seemed to have missed the fundamental point, or chose to ignore it......he is effectively running the country. Guess what, he wasn't even elected. Do you like unelected bureaucrats? I'd wager you voted to rid us of them
And on your second point she is even more accountable and answerable to the electorate
Your double standards are breathtaking "
Sooner or later you are going to rue the fact that you have supported Dominic Cummings. He does not have the best interests of this country at heart.
If Cummings was a Labour government's advisor, you'd be up in arms about his actions, and that's what double standards are.
Cummings is not a Tory, he is not on your side, he is working to an agenda and the current government happen to suit that agenda. When he's accomplished what he has set out to do he will walk away and leave almost everyone of us regretting that he was allowed anywhere near any position of power.
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By *adetMan
over a year ago
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
But you said she'd resigned...she hasn't.
Resigned the whip. But yeah, she should go. So should he. There you go... consistency
Consistency would be you starting umpteen threads calling for her to resign
How old is the story ? Yes she should resign? The big difference between her and Cummings is that she has admitted to wrong doing and has apologised
So if I was to hit your green arrow I wouldn't find a single post where you said Cummings should go?
Of course you would, did I deny it? Again, you seemed to have missed the fundamental point, or chose to ignore it......he is effectively running the country. Guess what, he wasn't even elected. Do you like unelected bureaucrats? I'd wager you voted to rid us of them
And on your second point she is even more accountable and answerable to the electorate
Your double standards are breathtaking
Difference is, I can happily say she should go. You will defend Cummings unashamedly.....that is breathtaking. Remind me of his dispensation again???"
Suggest you use my green arrow and point to where I have ever defending DC. I'll look forward to your thread demanding that Rosie Duffield should fully resign |
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over a year ago
South of Ipswich |
"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
But you said she'd resigned...she hasn't.
Resigned the whip. But yeah, she should go. So should he. There you go... consistency
Consistency would be you starting umpteen threads calling for her to resign
How old is the story ? Yes she should resign? The big difference between her and Cummings is that she has admitted to wrong doing and has apologised
So if I was to hit your green arrow I wouldn't find a single post where you said Cummings should go?
Of course you would, did I deny it? Again, you seemed to have missed the fundamental point, or chose to ignore it......he is effectively running the country. Guess what, he wasn't even elected. Do you like unelected bureaucrats? I'd wager you voted to rid us of them
And on your second point she is even more accountable and answerable to the electorate
Your double standards are breathtaking
Sooner or later you are going to rue the fact that you have supported Dominic Cummings. He does not have the best interests of this country at heart.
If Cummings was a Labour government's advisor, you'd be up in arms about his actions, and that's what double standards are.
Cummings is not a Tory, he is not on your side, he is working to an agenda and the current government happen to suit that agenda. When he's accomplished what he has set out to do he will walk away and leave almost everyone of us regretting that he was allowed anywhere near any position of power.
Mug."
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
But you said she'd resigned...she hasn't.
Resigned the whip. But yeah, she should go. So should he. There you go... consistency
Consistency would be you starting umpteen threads calling for her to resign
How old is the story ? Yes she should resign? The big difference between her and Cummings is that she has admitted to wrong doing and has apologised
So if I was to hit your green arrow I wouldn't find a single post where you said Cummings should go? "
No, do it, I have repeatedly said he should stay as it weakens the government and makes Boris look like a puppet. If only he had admitted his guilt and apologised, the eye test driving story was an embarrassment  |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"At the end of the day, Cummings and co are laughing at us all. Imagine the conversations unfolding this week....'I can't believe that bought that pile of horse shit'....... Think you are taking it all a bit personal time to get out on the beach and chill I think.
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Unlike you i dont think dom and boris sit there having a drink after work laughing at people on fab im not that paranoid and think they probably have more important things to think about. |
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"At the end of the day, Cummings and co are laughing at us all. Imagine the conversations unfolding this week....'I can't believe that bought that pile of horse shit'....... Think you are taking it all a bit personal time to get out on the beach and chill I think.
Unlike you i dont think dom and boris sit there having a drink after work laughing at people on fab im not that paranoid and think they probably have more important things to think about."
Tbh they will only be laughing at the people they have managed to con , those that believe and accept the lies. |
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"At the end of the day, Cummings and co are laughing at us all. Imagine the conversations unfolding this week....'I can't believe that bought that pile of horse shit'....... Think you are taking it all a bit personal time to get out on the beach and chill I think.
Unlike you i dont think dom and boris sit there having a drink after work laughing at people on fab im not that paranoid and think they probably have more important things to think about."
I don't think they laugh at people on Fab, I think they are amazed Cummings can get away with bullshit like 'I took an hour's drive to a beauty spot to test my eyesight (on my wife's Birthday)' and people buy that...... clearly |
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
But you said she'd resigned...she hasn't.
Resigned the whip. But yeah, she should go. So should he. There you go... consistency
Consistency would be you starting umpteen threads calling for her to resign
How old is the story ? Yes she should resign? The big difference between her and Cummings is that she has admitted to wrong doing and has apologised
So if I was to hit your green arrow I wouldn't find a single post where you said Cummings should go?
Of course you would, did I deny it? Again, you seemed to have missed the fundamental point, or chose to ignore it......he is effectively running the country. Guess what, he wasn't even elected. Do you like unelected bureaucrats? I'd wager you voted to rid us of them
And on your second point she is even more accountable and answerable to the electorate
Your double standards are breathtaking
Difference is, I can happily say she should go. You will defend Cummings unashamedly.....that is breathtaking. Remind me of his dispensation again???
Suggest you use my green arrow and point to where I have ever defending DC. I'll look forward to your thread demanding that Rosie Duffield should fully resign "
As soon as you demonstrate why she should when he isn't going to? Bottom line, if it were a Labour special advisor, you would be screaming for resignation. You know it, I know it. As I said, some of us can look at it and just apply the same to everybody. You are unable to. |
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By *adetMan
over a year ago
South of Ipswich |
"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
But you said she'd resigned...she hasn't.
Resigned the whip. But yeah, she should go. So should he. There you go... consistency
Consistency would be you starting umpteen threads calling for her to resign
How old is the story ? Yes she should resign? The big difference between her and Cummings is that she has admitted to wrong doing and has apologised
So if I was to hit your green arrow I wouldn't find a single post where you said Cummings should go?
Of course you would, did I deny it? Again, you seemed to have missed the fundamental point, or chose to ignore it......he is effectively running the country. Guess what, he wasn't even elected. Do you like unelected bureaucrats? I'd wager you voted to rid us of them
And on your second point she is even more accountable and answerable to the electorate
Your double standards are breathtaking
Difference is, I can happily say she should go. You will defend Cummings unashamedly.....that is breathtaking. Remind me of his dispensation again???
Suggest you use my green arrow and point to where I have ever defending DC. I'll look forward to your thread demanding that Rosie Duffield should fully resign
As soon as you demonstrate why she should when he isn't going to? Bottom line, if it were a Labour special advisor, you would be screaming for resignation. You know it, I know it. As I said, some of us can look at it and just apply the same to everybody. You are unable to."
I've never said DC shouldn't resign, I'm highlighting your hypocrisy and I still haven't seen your thread demanding that she should resign
And not that I have to tell you this but I've voted for labour since I was 18 years old. I'm just consistent with my condemnations |
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
But you said she'd resigned...she hasn't.
Resigned the whip. But yeah, she should go. So should he. There you go... consistency
Consistency would be you starting umpteen threads calling for her to resign
How old is the story ? Yes she should resign? The big difference between her and Cummings is that she has admitted to wrong doing and has apologised
So if I was to hit your green arrow I wouldn't find a single post where you said Cummings should go?
Of course you would, did I deny it? Again, you seemed to have missed the fundamental point, or chose to ignore it......he is effectively running the country. Guess what, he wasn't even elected. Do you like unelected bureaucrats? I'd wager you voted to rid us of them
And on your second point she is even more accountable and answerable to the electorate
Your double standards are breathtaking
Difference is, I can happily say she should go. You will defend Cummings unashamedly.....that is breathtaking. Remind me of his dispensation again???
Suggest you use my green arrow and point to where I have ever defending DC. I'll look forward to your thread demanding that Rosie Duffield should fully resign
As soon as you demonstrate why she should when he isn't going to? Bottom line, if it were a Labour special advisor, you would be screaming for resignation. You know it, I know it. As I said, some of us can look at it and just apply the same to everybody. You are unable to.
I've never said DC shouldn't resign, I'm highlighting your hypocrisy and I still haven't seen your thread demanding that she should resign
And not that I have to tell you this but I've voted for labour since I was 18 years old. I'm just consistent with my condemnations "
So we can agree that they both should resign then? Brilliant, consensus |
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By *eroy1000Man
over a year ago
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"The guilt Rosie Duffield must have been been feeling must have been eating her alive - seeing Dom being hounded when she had done much worse
Still, at least she did the decent thing....
What - getting her leg over?
She resigned last time I looked. You do realise that you are highlighting the double standard even more with this post??
Resigned her 86K job as an mp. Wow I admire her
I'll ask you this.....put Sadiq Khan in Dominic Cummings place. Would you defend Sadiq Khan?? I'd bet my house you would be jumping up and down screaming for him to resign. See, and here is the difference, I think any MP or 'special advisor' who broke the rules should go, no matter what their party. You, I doubt, could apply that same consistency.
But you said she'd resigned...she hasn't.
Resigned the whip. But yeah, she should go. So should he. There you go... consistency
Consistency would be you starting umpteen threads calling for her to resign
How old is the story ? Yes she should resign? The big difference between her and Cummings is that she has admitted to wrong doing and has apologised
So if I was to hit your green arrow I wouldn't find a single post where you said Cummings should go?
Of course you would, did I deny it? Again, you seemed to have missed the fundamental point, or chose to ignore it......he is effectively running the country. Guess what, he wasn't even elected. Do you like unelected bureaucrats? I'd wager you voted to rid us of them
And on your second point she is even more accountable and answerable to the electorate
Your double standards are breathtaking
Difference is, I can happily say she should go. You will defend Cummings unashamedly.....that is breathtaking. Remind me of his dispensation again???
Suggest you use my green arrow and point to where I have ever defending DC. I'll look forward to your thread demanding that Rosie Duffield should fully resign
As soon as you demonstrate why she should when he isn't going to? Bottom line, if it were a Labour special advisor, you would be screaming for resignation. You know it, I know it. As I said, some of us can look at it and just apply the same to everybody. You are unable to.
I've never said DC shouldn't resign, I'm highlighting your hypocrisy and I still haven't seen your thread demanding that she should resign
And not that I have to tell you this but I've voted for labour since I was 18 years old. I'm just consistent with my condemnations
So we can agree that they both should resign then? Brilliant, consensus"
Will there be a bi election now if she has quit? |
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