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"Yet quoting a muppet? How can he be taken seriously…. Thoughts  "
What he was saying had merit, the way he said it was embarrassing. He is a laughing stock |
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"Yet quoting a muppet? How can he be taken seriously…. Thoughts
What he was saying had merit, the way he said it was embarrassing. He is a laughing stock "
Indeed. He made a lot of good points. He was correct on much of what he said. It needed saying - again - too.
I just hope, on this, he's taken seriously - but I worry that he won't be, due to his track record of hypocrisy and ignorance.
The message of "The party's over" is a lot harder to take if you're the people having to clean up all the mess that the ones who had all the fun made.
To be fair, he made it clear the world has to act and there are ways to avoid complete disaster.
He's basically stolen Greta's act. Lots of people love to slag both of them off. But if he's right, then so is she.
Like it or not, for his supporters, they're now singing from the same hymn sheet - and you'd have to be a particularly stupid - or obtuse - cunt, not to see it.
Obviously, there are differences between them. He's in charge of the 5th or 6th largest economy on the planet and she isn't. She very clearly believes in what she says and he doesn't.
Or does he? It seems unlikely - but he can prove his doubters wrong by his actions.
Humanity has "missed its cue"; 30 years+ of hitting the snooze button on the alarm to wake us up.
We now need to hope people will heed Boris' plea for change. That he really does have the influence on the world stage that his fans claim he does.
He's either capable of change and setting a better example - or he's as full of shit as the Taliban.
I guess we'll see. |
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