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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Felt significant enough for its own thread.
When Johnson turned up at St Paul's for the jubilee, he was loudly booed. Bear in mind the watching crowd there would have been flagshaggers + royalists. They are absolutely the last people you'd expect to boo a sitting Tory PM. |
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By *uietbloke67Man
over a year ago
outside your bedroom window ;-) |
You can fool some of the people all of the time.
You can fool all of the people some of the some.
You know the rest.
Biggest contradiction is that the greatest threat to the Union is celebrating the head of the Union. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"What is a flagshagger? "
This is the greatest country in the world! Anyone who ever compains should just eff off to North Korea! And I sing all the verses of God save the Queen every morning with my Weetabix while saluting the flag. So should you!
(Basically that.) |
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"What is a flagshagger?
This is the greatest country in the world! Anyone who ever compains should just eff off to North Korea! And I sing all the verses of God save the Queen every morning with my Weetabix while saluting the flag. So should you!
(Basically that.)"
How do you know these people at St Paul’s subscribe to that way of thinking and are simply not enjoying the day?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"What is a flagshagger?
This is the greatest country in the world! Anyone who ever compains should just eff off to North Korea! And I sing all the verses of God save the Queen every morning with my Weetabix while saluting the flag. So should you!
(Basically that.)
How do you know these people at St Paul’s subscribe to that way of thinking and are simply not enjoying the day?
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How do we know people who go to watch football matches are actually football fans?
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"What is a flagshagger?
This is the greatest country in the world! Anyone who ever compains should just eff off to North Korea! And I sing all the verses of God save the Queen every morning with my Weetabix while saluting the flag. So should you!
(Basically that.)
How do you know these people at St Paul’s subscribe to that way of thinking and are simply not enjoying the day?
How do we know people who go to watch football matches are actually football fans?
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Not quite sure what you mean by that. I’m sat here in a deckchair at a lovely event and I’m not remotely a royalist or even English. Yet I have joined in with a bow tie in a rather fetching Union Jack pattern.
Seems awfully mean to sneer at them as flagshaggers doesn’t it? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"What is a flagshagger?
This is the greatest country in the world! Anyone who ever compains should just eff off to North Korea! And I sing all the verses of God save the Queen every morning with my Weetabix while saluting the flag. So should you!
(Basically that.)
How do you know these people at St Paul’s subscribe to that way of thinking and are simply not enjoying the day?
How do we know people who go to watch football matches are actually football fans?
Not quite sure what you mean by that. I’m sat here in a deckchair at a lovely event and I’m not remotely a royalist or even English. Yet I have joined in with a bow tie in a rather fetching Union Jack pattern.
Seems awfully mean to sneer at them as flagshaggers doesn’t it?"
did you got to St Paul's + wait to cheer the royals in person? Nooooo.
But maybe you're right. Maybe a huge coach party of communists just happened to turn up at St Paul's in time to cheer the royals + boo the PM. Makes perfect sense. |
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"What is a flagshagger?
This is the greatest country in the world! Anyone who ever compains should just eff off to North Korea! And I sing all the verses of God save the Queen every morning with my Weetabix while saluting the flag. So should you!
(Basically that.)
How do you know these people at St Paul’s subscribe to that way of thinking and are simply not enjoying the day?
How do we know people who go to watch football matches are actually football fans?
Not quite sure what you mean by that. I’m sat here in a deckchair at a lovely event and I’m not remotely a royalist or even English. Yet I have joined in with a bow tie in a rather fetching Union Jack pattern.
Seems awfully mean to sneer at them as flagshaggers doesn’t it?
did you got to St Paul's + wait to cheer the royals in person? Nooooo.
But maybe you're right. Maybe a huge coach party of communists just happened to turn up at St Paul's in time to cheer the royals + boo the PM. Makes perfect sense."
Communists?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"What is a flagshagger?
This is the greatest country in the world! Anyone who ever compains should just eff off to North Korea! And I sing all the verses of God save the Queen every morning with my Weetabix while saluting the flag. So should you!
(Basically that.)
How do you know these people at St Paul’s subscribe to that way of thinking and are simply not enjoying the day?
How do we know people who go to watch football matches are actually football fans?
Not quite sure what you mean by that. I’m sat here in a deckchair at a lovely event and I’m not remotely a royalist or even English. Yet I have joined in with a bow tie in a rather fetching Union Jack pattern.
Seems awfully mean to sneer at them as flagshaggers doesn’t it?
did you got to St Paul's + wait to cheer the royals in person? Nooooo.
But maybe you're right. Maybe a huge coach party of communists just happened to turn up at St Paul's in time to cheer the royals + boo the PM. Makes perfect sense.
Communists?
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Must have been. Logic innit |
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"What is a flagshagger?
This is the greatest country in the world! Anyone who ever compains should just eff off to North Korea! And I sing all the verses of God save the Queen every morning with my Weetabix while saluting the flag. So should you!
(Basically that.)
How do you know these people at St Paul’s subscribe to that way of thinking and are simply not enjoying the day?
How do we know people who go to watch football matches are actually football fans?
Not quite sure what you mean by that. I’m sat here in a deckchair at a lovely event and I’m not remotely a royalist or even English. Yet I have joined in with a bow tie in a rather fetching Union Jack pattern.
Seems awfully mean to sneer at them as flagshaggers doesn’t it?
did you got to St Paul's + wait to cheer the royals in person? Nooooo.
But maybe you're right. Maybe a huge coach party of communists just happened to turn up at St Paul's in time to cheer the royals + boo the PM. Makes perfect sense.
Communists?
Must have been. Logic innit"
I think it’s very mean and very sweeping to brand people who turn up to a historical event as flagshaggers.
But then that’s my logic as an objective observer. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"What is a flagshagger?
This is the greatest country in the world! Anyone who ever compains should just eff off to North Korea! And I sing all the verses of God save the Queen every morning with my Weetabix while saluting the flag. So should you!
(Basically that.)
How do you know these people at St Paul’s subscribe to that way of thinking and are simply not enjoying the day?
How do we know people who go to watch football matches are actually football fans?
Not quite sure what you mean by that. I’m sat here in a deckchair at a lovely event and I’m not remotely a royalist or even English. Yet I have joined in with a bow tie in a rather fetching Union Jack pattern.
Seems awfully mean to sneer at them as flagshaggers doesn’t it?
did you got to St Paul's + wait to cheer the royals in person? Nooooo.
But maybe you're right. Maybe a huge coach party of communists just happened to turn up at St Paul's in time to cheer the royals + boo the PM. Makes perfect sense.
Communists?
Must have been. Logic innit
I think it’s very mean and very sweeping to brand people who turn up to a historical event as flagshaggers.
But then that’s my logic as an objective observer. "
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"What is a flagshagger?
This is the greatest country in the world! Anyone who ever compains should just eff off to North Korea! And I sing all the verses of God save the Queen every morning with my Weetabix while saluting the flag. So should you!
(Basically that.)
How do you know these people at St Paul’s subscribe to that way of thinking and are simply not enjoying the day?
How do we know people who go to watch football matches are actually football fans?
Not quite sure what you mean by that. I’m sat here in a deckchair at a lovely event and I’m not remotely a royalist or even English. Yet I have joined in with a bow tie in a rather fetching Union Jack pattern.
Seems awfully mean to sneer at them as flagshaggers doesn’t it?
did you got to St Paul's + wait to cheer the royals in person? Nooooo.
But maybe you're right. Maybe a huge coach party of communists just happened to turn up at St Paul's in time to cheer the royals + boo the PM. Makes perfect sense.
Communists?
Must have been. Logic innit
I think it’s very mean and very sweeping to brand people who turn up to a historical event as flagshaggers.
But then that’s my logic as an objective observer.
mhm"
Afraid you lost me with that one. But I offer you nothing but best wishes for this lovely weekend. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"What is a flagshagger?
This is the greatest country in the world! Anyone who ever compains should just eff off to North Korea! And I sing all the verses of God save the Queen every morning with my Weetabix while saluting the flag. So should you!
(Basically that.)
How do you know these people at St Paul’s subscribe to that way of thinking and are simply not enjoying the day?
How do we know people who go to watch football matches are actually football fans?
Not quite sure what you mean by that. I’m sat here in a deckchair at a lovely event and I’m not remotely a royalist or even English. Yet I have joined in with a bow tie in a rather fetching Union Jack pattern.
Seems awfully mean to sneer at them as flagshaggers doesn’t it?
did you got to St Paul's + wait to cheer the royals in person? Nooooo.
But maybe you're right. Maybe a huge coach party of communists just happened to turn up at St Paul's in time to cheer the royals + boo the PM. Makes perfect sense.
Communists?
Must have been. Logic innit
I think it’s very mean and very sweeping to brand people who turn up to a historical event as flagshaggers.
But then that’s my logic as an objective observer.
mhm Afraid you lost me with that one. But I offer you nothing but best wishes for this lovely weekend. "
It's actually v nice to hear from somebody who disagrees in such a polite way. Have a great day. |
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Looking at this crowd, they probably booed him because of the party the night before her husband's funeral. Not a royalist but to see her sat there on her own, was very sad. A complete contrast in attitude and civic duty to the party happy tories. |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
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I love the defence being being put up by the Johnson loyalists… but it takes a different breed of person to trape their arses into central London on a bank holiday especially since nothing would have been open that early…..
I don’t think anarchists get out of bed that early  |
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By *ovebjsMan
over a year ago
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"I love the defence being being put up by the Johnson loyalists… but it takes a different breed of person to trape their arses into central London on a bank holiday especially since nothing would have been open that early…..
I don’t think anarchists get out of bed that early "
Only on the day they get their unemployment benefit  |
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"I love the defence being being put up by the Johnson loyalists… but it takes a different breed of person to trape their arses into central London on a bank holiday especially since nothing would have been open that early…..
I don’t think anarchists get out of bed that early "
. What defence? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I love the defence being being put up by the Johnson loyalists… but it takes a different breed of person to trape their arses into central London on a bank holiday especially since nothing would have been open that early…..
I don’t think anarchists get out of bed that early . What defence? "
Oh I just thought of 1!
It was all a huge misunderstanding. The royalist crowd was told to bring their own boos. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Felt significant enough for its own thread.
When Johnson turned up at St Paul's for the jubilee, he was loudly booed. Bear in mind the watching crowd there would have been flagshaggers + royalists. They are absolutely the last people you'd expect to boo a sitting Tory PM."
I thought he'd burst into flames and shrivel up by stepping onto hallowed ground.
I see the cameras were on him when the setmon was about helping the vulnerable and poor |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Felt significant enough for its own thread.
When Johnson turned up at St Paul's for the jubilee, he was loudly booed. Bear in mind the watching crowd there would have been flagshaggers + royalists. They are absolutely the last people you'd expect to boo a sitting Tory PM.
I thought he'd burst into flames and shrivel up by stepping onto hallowed ground.
I see the cameras were on him when the setmon was about helping the vulnerable and poor"
Was he smirking again? He does a lot of that, seeming to think nobody notices. |
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"Felt significant enough for its own thread.
When Johnson turned up at St Paul's for the jubilee, he was loudly booed. Bear in mind the watching crowd there would have been flagshaggers + royalists. They are absolutely the last people you'd expect to boo a sitting Tory PM.
I thought he'd burst into flames and shrivel up by stepping onto hallowed ground.
I see the cameras were on him when the setmon was about helping the vulnerable and poor"
Was he given his reading specifically, I wonder? It was from Philippians 4 in the Bible...“Whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure - think about such things.” |
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By *ackal1Couple
over a year ago
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"I love the defence being being put up by the Johnson loyalists… but it takes a different breed of person to trape their arses into central London on a bank holiday especially since nothing would have been open that early…..
I don’t think anarchists get out of bed that early . What defence?
Oh I just thought of 1!
It was all a huge misunderstanding. The royalist crowd was told to bring their own boos."
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By *amantMan
over a year ago
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They were not booing. They were shouting 'BOOZE', under the assumption that as this was a work event for Johnson there would be copious amounts of alcohol available to all present. Unfortunately for them, if there was copious amounts of alcohol, this was not shared among the commoners, hence why the calls for booze was louder upon his exit. |
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By *eroy1000Man
over a year ago
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"Felt significant enough for its own thread.
When Johnson turned up at St Paul's for the jubilee, he was loudly booed. Bear in mind the watching crowd there would have been flagshaggers + royalists. They are absolutely the last people you'd expect to boo a sitting Tory PM."
Booing Boris is fair enough as in my opinion he deserves it. What I don't get is why insult the people who were doing the booing |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"They were not booing. They were shouting 'BOOZE', under the assumption that as this was a work event for Johnson there would be copious amounts of alcohol available to all present. Unfortunately for them, if there was copious amounts of alcohol, this was not shared among the commoners, hence why the calls for booze was louder upon his exit. "
Quality explanation right there. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Fear not everyone - our great leader's arrival and departure at St. Paul's have had all the booing edited out by the BBC so you will now only hear cheering.
The Brexit World has, yet again, put things to rights.
Hail to our glorious leader.
The Ministry of Truth has got everything back under control.
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By *eroy1000Man
over a year ago
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"Fear not everyone - our great leader's arrival and departure at St. Paul's have had all the booing edited out by the BBC so you will now only hear cheering.
The Brexit World has, yet again, put things to rights.
Hail to our glorious leader.
Are you sure. I saw the BBC report on tv which not only included the boo's but the reporter commented about them.
The Ministry of Truth has got everything back under control.
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"What is a flagshagger?
This is the greatest country in the world! Anyone who ever compains should just eff off to North Korea! And I sing all the verses of God save the Queen every morning with my Weetabix while saluting the flag. So should you!
(Basically that.)
How do you know these people at St Paul’s subscribe to that way of thinking and are simply not enjoying the day?
How do we know people who go to watch football matches are actually football fans?
Not quite sure what you mean by that. I’m sat here in a deckchair at a lovely event and I’m not remotely a royalist or even English. Yet I have joined in with a bow tie in a rather fetching Union Jack pattern.
Seems awfully mean to sneer at them as flagshaggers doesn’t it?
did you got to St Paul's + wait to cheer the royals in person? Nooooo.
But maybe you're right. Maybe a huge coach party of communists just happened to turn up at St Paul's in time to cheer the royals + boo the PM. Makes perfect sense.
Communists?
Must have been. Logic innit
I think it’s very mean and very sweeping to brand people who turn up to a historical event as flagshaggers.
But then that’s my logic as an objective observer. "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"This isn't true. The BBC website says "boos and cheers for Boris" and you can still hear both on the video clip "
I guess we view these things thru our own filters, but that felt hostile to me. I flicked thru to the Harry/Meghan vid... Silence. Then one with Maj coming out on her balcony ... Claps etc.... Now that's how you cheer. Nothing like that with Boris.
Okay maybe there were the odd cheer... But I heard a snigger than that ... And the majority felt negative.
My take anyway. |
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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago
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"This isn't true. The BBC website says "boos and cheers for Boris" and you can still hear both on the video clip I guess we view these things thru our own filters, but that felt hostile to me. I flicked thru to the Harry/Meghan vid... Silence. Then one with Maj coming out on her balcony ... Claps etc.... Now that's how you cheer. Nothing like that with Boris.
Okay maybe there were the odd cheer... But I heard a snigger than that ... And the majority felt negative.
My take anyway. "
Royalists were highly likely to have made their feelings known to Johnson bearing in mind Prince Philips funeral and how Johnson has behaved.
It surprises me that it is surprising to others at the reaction of the royalists yesterday. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I agree the reception for Boris was mainly boos. I was disputing the claim that the BBC had edited out the boos."
aha. I scrolled upwards and hadn't realised you were replying to someone else !
Tbh, I didn't like the BBC headline. Even if the video was unedited .... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I agree the reception for Boris was mainly boos. I was disputing the claim that the BBC had edited out the boos."
https://twitter.com/MarinaPurkiss/status/1533005639722713089?t=tedTZgcI8-IrzlVAqfxYxw&s=19 |
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"I agree the reception for Boris was mainly boos. I was disputing the claim that the BBC had edited out the boos.
https://twitter.com/MarinaPurkiss/status/1533005639722713089?t=tedTZgcI8-IrzlVAqfxYxw&s=19"
Isn't the crowd noise the background from the presenters....? |
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"I agree the reception for Boris was mainly boos. I was disputing the claim that the BBC had edited out the boos.
https://twitter.com/MarinaPurkiss/status/1533005639722713089?t=tedTZgcI8-IrzlVAqfxYxw&s=19
Isn't the crowd noise the background from the presenters....?"
The same clip was shown but the first time you could hear the booing - the 2nd time it was edited out.
People who only saw the 2nd clip will not have heard the booing.
Even the Tory gutter press tried to divert attention to Harry and Megan and said that it was them who were booed.
Believe what you want (as everyone is entitled to do).
Personally, I am not surprised that the BBC has edited out what the government does not want the proletariat to hear.
It would not be first time and it certainly will not be the last.
Orwell was not far off with his view of a dystopian future but who would have though that it was in the UK and now! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Tbh, I didn't like the BBC headline. Even if the video was unedited ....
Every other headline said "Boris booed". BBC was only one who mentioned cheers and boos, except Nadine Dorries !"
recent polls say 96pc of the population support Boris...
Nadine trying to argue your case is more damaging than not arguinh at all. |
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"Felt significant enough for its own thread.
When Johnson turned up at St Paul's for the jubilee, he was loudly booed. Bear in mind the watching crowd there would have been flagshaggers + royalists. They are absolutely the last people you'd expect to boo a sitting Tory PM."
. It is difficult to see why anyone would be in the slightest bit bothered about being booed. It simply shows a lack of respect on an occasion such as this . Most people just ignore a very vocal minority. They are unable to win at the ballot box which is the only opinion that matters. I am sure that Boris would much rather win an election and be booed by the Boris haters than lose and not be booed .
Luckily most people had enough common sense to keep politics out of the celebrations . |
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"Felt significant enough for its own thread.
When Johnson turned up at St Paul's for the jubilee, he was loudly booed. Bear in mind the watching crowd there would have been flagshaggers + royalists. They are absolutely the last people you'd expect to boo a sitting Tory PM.. It is difficult to see why anyone would be in the slightest bit bothered about being booed. It simply shows a lack of respect on an occasion such as this . Most people just ignore a very vocal minority. They are unable to win at the ballot box which is the only opinion that matters. I am sure that Boris would much rather win an election and be booed by the Boris haters than lose and not be booed .
Luckily most people had enough common sense to keep politics out of the celebrations ."
What time is it? It’s BOT-Ty time! Nazdrojvia Haymaker! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Felt significant enough for its own thread.
When Johnson turned up at St Paul's for the jubilee, he was loudly booed. Bear in mind the watching crowd there would have been flagshaggers + royalists. They are absolutely the last people you'd expect to boo a sitting Tory PM.. It is difficult to see why anyone would be in the slightest bit bothered about being booed. It simply shows a lack of respect on an occasion such as this . Most people just ignore a very vocal minority. They are unable to win at the ballot box which is the only opinion that matters. I am sure that Boris would much rather win an election and be booed by the Boris haters than lose and not be booed .
Luckily most people had enough common sense to keep politics out of the celebrations ."
It's hard to tell if you're a troll, a Tory MP, the most indoctrinated human who ever lived or a bot. |
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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago
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"Felt significant enough for its own thread.
When Johnson turned up at St Paul's for the jubilee, he was loudly booed. Bear in mind the watching crowd there would have been flagshaggers + royalists. They are absolutely the last people you'd expect to boo a sitting Tory PM.. It is difficult to see why anyone would be in the slightest bit bothered about being booed. It simply shows a lack of respect on an occasion such as this . Most people just ignore a very vocal minority. They are unable to win at the ballot box which is the only opinion that matters. I am sure that Boris would much rather win an election and be booed by the Boris haters than lose and not be booed .
Luckily most people had enough common sense to keep politics out of the celebrations .
It's hard to tell if you're a troll, a Tory MP, the most indoctrinated human who ever lived or a bot."
Or Fab’s version of Rosie Holt lol |
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"Felt significant enough for its own thread.
When Johnson turned up at St Paul's for the jubilee, he was loudly booed. Bear in mind the watching crowd there would have been flagshaggers + royalists. They are absolutely the last people you'd expect to boo a sitting Tory PM.. It is difficult to see why anyone would be in the slightest bit bothered about being booed. It simply shows a lack of respect on an occasion such as this . Most people just ignore a very vocal minority. They are unable to win at the ballot box which is the only opinion that matters. I am sure that Boris would much rather win an election and be booed by the Boris haters than lose and not be booed .
Luckily most people had enough common sense to keep politics out of the celebrations .
It's hard to tell if you're a troll, a Tory MP, the most indoctrinated human who ever lived or a bot."
No, he's just one of the silent majority who has a different opinion to you. We are legion. |
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"Felt significant enough for its own thread.
When Johnson turned up at St Paul's for the jubilee, he was loudly booed. Bear in mind the watching crowd there would have been flagshaggers + royalists. They are absolutely the last people you'd expect to boo a sitting Tory PM.. It is difficult to see why anyone would be in the slightest bit bothered about being booed. It simply shows a lack of respect on an occasion such as this . Most people just ignore a very vocal minority. They are unable to win at the ballot box which is the only opinion that matters. I am sure that Boris would much rather win an election and be booed by the Boris haters than lose and not be booed .
Luckily most people had enough common sense to keep politics out of the celebrations .
It's hard to tell if you're a troll, a Tory MP, the most indoctrinated human who ever lived or a bot.
No, he's just one of the silent majority who has a different opinion to you. We are legion."
Foreign legion? |
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"Felt significant enough for its own thread.
When Johnson turned up at St Paul's for the jubilee, he was loudly booed. Bear in mind the watching crowd there would have been flagshaggers + royalists. They are absolutely the last people you'd expect to boo a sitting Tory PM.. It is difficult to see why anyone would be in the slightest bit bothered about being booed. It simply shows a lack of respect on an occasion such as this . Most people just ignore a very vocal minority. They are unable to win at the ballot box which is the only opinion that matters. I am sure that Boris would much rather win an election and be booed by the Boris haters than lose and not be booed .
Luckily most people had enough common sense to keep politics out of the celebrations .
It's hard to tell if you're a troll, a Tory MP, the most indoctrinated human who ever lived or a bot.
Or Fab’s version of Rosie Holt lol"
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Reminds me of that simpsons episode when Smithers was asked by Mr Burns whether his film was being booed, and Smithers replied it was boo-urns, boo-urns.
I think the minister of propaganda, nadine Dorries had the same idea, saying to people it was not booing it was the crowd saying boo-ris, boo-ris. |
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"Felt significant enough for its own thread.
When Johnson turned up at St Paul's for the jubilee, he was loudly booed. Bear in mind the watching crowd there would have been flagshaggers + royalists. They are absolutely the last people you'd expect to boo a sitting Tory PM.. It is difficult to see why anyone would be in the slightest bit bothered about being booed. It simply shows a lack of respect on an occasion such as this . Most people just ignore a very vocal minority. They are unable to win at the ballot box which is the only opinion that matters. I am sure that Boris would much rather win an election and be booed by the Boris haters than lose and not be booed .
Luckily most people had enough common sense to keep politics out of the celebrations .
It's hard to tell if you're a troll, a Tory MP, the most indoctrinated human who ever lived or a bot.
No, he's just one of the silent majority who has a different opinion to you. We are legion."
No, you're not. You're the minority. It's the fucked up FPTP electoral system that puts your kind into power, at Westminster, with undeserved majorities. |
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"This is the greatest country in the world! Anyone who ever compains should just eff off to North Korea! And I sing all the verses of God save the Queen every morning with my Weetabix while saluting the flag. So should you!
(Basically that.)"
We would leave, but you created Brexit and all the ports and airports are clogged up, you absolute twonk |
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By *irldnCouple
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"Apparently sadiq khan was cheered what does that say about the crowd?  "
Source?
If true then probably means the crowd think he is a good Mayor and Johnson is a crap PM. Nothing more, nothing less. |
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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago
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"Apparently sadiq khan was cheered what does that say about the crowd? "
It means that the mainly Royalist crowd think that Sadiq Khan is a good Mayor and they think that Johnson deserves boo-ing because he allowed a Party to be held on the eve of Prince Phillip's funeral... or they just Johnson for the gobshite bandit that he really is. |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"Apparently sadiq khan was cheered what does that say about the crowd?
It means that the mainly Royalist crowd think that Sadiq Khan is a good Mayor and they think that Johnson deserves boo-ing because he allowed a Party to be held on the eve of Prince Phillip's funeral... or they just Johnson for the gobshite bandit that he really is."
They must have all come from outside London if they thought he was doing a good job as mayor |
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"Reminds me of that simpsons episode when Smithers was asked by Mr Burns whether his film was being booed, and Smithers replied it was boo-urns, boo-urns.
I think the minister of propaganda, nadine Dorries had the same idea, saying to people it was not booing it was the crowd saying boo-ris, boo-ris."
I'd forgotten that episode. Yup, feels familiar now. |
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"Apparently sadiq khan was cheered what does that say about the crowd?
It means that the mainly Royalist crowd think that Sadiq Khan is a good Mayor and they think that Johnson deserves boo-ing because he allowed a Party to be held on the eve of Prince Phillip's funeral... or they just Johnson for the gobshite bandit that he really is.They must have all come from outside London if they thought he was doing a good job as mayor "
So if you don’t mind me asking what qualifies you to know about it hailing from that metropolitan hotspot ofIpswich?  |
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"Apparently sadiq khan was cheered what does that say about the crowd?
It means that the mainly Royalist crowd think that Sadiq Khan is a good Mayor and they think that Johnson deserves boo-ing because he allowed a Party to be held on the eve of Prince Phillip's funeral... or they just Johnson for the gobshite bandit that he really is.They must have all come from outside London if they thought he was doing a good job as mayor
So if you don’t mind me asking what qualifies you to know about it hailing from that metropolitan hotspot ofIpswich? "
I just live here mate, but being a londoner and having a good number of family whom i still visit still there i would say a better idea than someone in bristol.You only have to see how people are suffering from that pricks LEZ. |
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"Apparently sadiq khan was cheered what does that say about the crowd?
It means that the mainly Royalist crowd think that Sadiq Khan is a good Mayor and they think that Johnson deserves boo-ing because he allowed a Party to be held on the eve of Prince Phillip's funeral... or they just Johnson for the gobshite bandit that he really is.They must have all come from outside London if they thought he was doing a good job as mayor
So if you don’t mind me asking what qualifies you to know about it hailing from that metropolitan hotspot ofIpswich? I just live here mate, but being a londoner and having a good number of family whom i still visit still there i would say a better idea than someone in bristol.You only have to see how people are suffering from that pricks LEZ."
I'm curious. How are ppl suffering ? Not a Londoner... But that's a strong word ! |
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"Apparently sadiq khan was cheered what does that say about the crowd?
It means that the mainly Royalist crowd think that Sadiq Khan is a good Mayor and they think that Johnson deserves boo-ing because he allowed a Party to be held on the eve of Prince Phillip's funeral... or they just Johnson for the gobshite bandit that he really is.They must have all come from outside London if they thought he was doing a good job as mayor
So if you don’t mind me asking what qualifies you to know about it hailing from that metropolitan hotspot ofIpswich? I just live here mate, but being a londoner and having a good number of family whom i still visit still there i would say a better idea than someone in bristol.You only have to see how people are suffering from that pricks LEZ.I'm curious. How are ppl suffering ? Not a Londoner... But that's a strong word !"
£12.50 a day for having a car in the expanded Lez for a start not to mention £15 if you dare stray into the congestion zone.How would you feel if you had lived in a house for decades and some prick then tells you that you have to pay £12.50 a day for having a car? |
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"Apparently sadiq khan was cheered what does that say about the crowd?
It means that the mainly Royalist crowd think that Sadiq Khan is a good Mayor and they think that Johnson deserves boo-ing because he allowed a Party to be held on the eve of Prince Phillip's funeral... or they just Johnson for the gobshite bandit that he really is.They must have all come from outside London if they thought he was doing a good job as mayor
So if you don’t mind me asking what qualifies you to know about it hailing from that metropolitan hotspot ofIpswich? I just live here mate, but being a londoner and having a good number of family whom i still visit still there i would say a better idea than someone in bristol.You only have to see how people are suffering from that pricks LEZ.I'm curious. How are ppl suffering ? Not a Londoner... But that's a strong word !£12.50 a day for having a car in the expanded Lez for a start not to mention £15 if you dare stray into the congestion zone.How would you feel if you had lived in a house for decades and some prick then tells you that you have to pay £12.50 a day for having a car?"
is it all cars ? When I went to London my shitty Ka didn't have to pay. So I assumed it was for lorries and vans and the like. |
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"Apparently sadiq khan was cheered what does that say about the crowd?
It means that the mainly Royalist crowd think that Sadiq Khan is a good Mayor and they think that Johnson deserves boo-ing because he allowed a Party to be held on the eve of Prince Phillip's funeral... or they just Johnson for the gobshite bandit that he really is.They must have all come from outside London if they thought he was doing a good job as mayor
So if you don’t mind me asking what qualifies you to know about it hailing from that metropolitan hotspot ofIpswich? I just live here mate, but being a londoner and having a good number of family whom i still visit still there i would say a better idea than someone in bristol.You only have to see how people are suffering from that pricks LEZ.I'm curious. How are ppl suffering ? Not a Londoner... But that's a strong word !£12.50 a day for having a car in the expanded Lez for a start not to mention £15 if you dare stray into the congestion zone.How would you feel if you had lived in a house for decades and some prick then tells you that you have to pay £12.50 a day for having a car?is it all cars ? When I went to London my shitty Ka didn't have to pay. So I assumed it was for lorries and vans and the like. "
It's not for all cars...only the congestion charge is universal. The LEZ and ULEZ are emission or size dependent.
https://ulez.co.uk/whats-the-difference-between-ulez-and-lez/
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Booing seems to be quite the thing these past few weeks. If it’s not football fans at the champions league it’s fans displeasure at the gesture of taking the knee. And of course the PM.
What’s the common factor?
Those who do it do not represent the majority.
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"Amazing that a thread about Johnson getting roundly booed has become a thread about Khan..."
Its All they do, they cannot stand being ripped from their echo chamber, where everyone and everything agrees with them, like a nodding dog.
They are so flipping indoctrinated that they cannot discern where they begin and where the puppet masters hand ends. |
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As a social care worker on national minimum wage even on " Bank Holidays ", whatever they are, I find that quite offensive. To work Monday to Friday is a privilege and "double time" for weekend working hasn't been payed for decades. |
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"As a social care worker on national minimum wage even on " Bank Holidays ", whatever they are, I find that quite offensive. To work Monday to Friday is a privilege and "double time" for weekend working hasn't been payed for decades. "
I read this a few times. I'm still not sure what you're talking about. |
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"Booing seems to be quite the thing these past few weeks. If it’s not football fans at the champions league it’s fans displeasure at the gesture of taking the knee. And of course the PM.
What’s the common factor?
Those who do it do not represent the majority.
Thankfully. "
This is bizarre.
You seem to be happy that racists are in a minority at football matches. I'm with you there, but it's sad that there is even 1.
Then you seem to be celebrating the complete apathy of the electorate. With I'm not with you for at all. Image if we had an engaged population who followed what's going on. We wouldn't be in this mess. |
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"Apparently sadiq khan was cheered what does that say about the crowd?
It means that the mainly Royalist crowd think that Sadiq Khan is a good Mayor and they think that Johnson deserves boo-ing because he allowed a Party to be held on the eve of Prince Phillip's funeral... or they just Johnson for the gobshite bandit that he really is.They must have all come from outside London if they thought he was doing a good job as mayor
So if you don’t mind me asking what qualifies you to know about it hailing from that metropolitan hotspot ofIpswich? I just live here mate, but being a londoner and having a good number of family whom i still visit still there i would say a better idea than someone in bristol.You only have to see how people are suffering from that pricks LEZ."
I was brought up in London and moved to Bristol 20 years ago so I think I have as much of a grip on reality as you do except maybe I moved to somewhere with a bit more cultural life than Ipswich? |
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"Apparently sadiq khan was cheered what does that say about the crowd?
It means that the mainly Royalist crowd think that Sadiq Khan is a good Mayor and they think that Johnson deserves boo-ing because he allowed a Party to be held on the eve of Prince Phillip's funeral... or they just Johnson for the gobshite bandit that he really is.They must have all come from outside London if they thought he was doing a good job as mayor
So if you don’t mind me asking what qualifies you to know about it hailing from that metropolitan hotspot ofIpswich? I just live here mate, but being a londoner and having a good number of family whom i still visit still there i would say a better idea than someone in bristol.You only have to see how people are suffering from that pricks LEZ.I'm curious. How are ppl suffering ? Not a Londoner... But that's a strong word !£12.50 a day for having a car in the expanded Lez for a start not to mention £15 if you dare stray into the congestion zone.How would you feel if you had lived in a house for decades and some prick then tells you that you have to pay £12.50 a day for having a car?"
Use a bike or public transport |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"Apparently sadiq khan was cheered what does that say about the crowd?
It means that the mainly Royalist crowd think that Sadiq Khan is a good Mayor and they think that Johnson deserves boo-ing because he allowed a Party to be held on the eve of Prince Phillip's funeral... or they just Johnson for the gobshite bandit that he really is.They must have all come from outside London if they thought he was doing a good job as mayor
So if you don’t mind me asking what qualifies you to know about it hailing from that metropolitan hotspot ofIpswich? I just live here mate, but being a londoner and having a good number of family whom i still visit still there i would say a better idea than someone in bristol.You only have to see how people are suffering from that pricks LEZ.
I was brought up in London and moved to Bristol 20 years ago so I think I have as much of a grip on reality as you do except maybe I moved to somewhere with a bit more cultural life than Ipswich?"
So if thats the case why did you ask such a stupid question in the first place,or do you think you are the only person ever to move out of london? |
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"Apparently sadiq khan was cheered what does that say about the crowd?
It means that the mainly Royalist crowd think that Sadiq Khan is a good Mayor and they think that Johnson deserves boo-ing because he allowed a Party to be held on the eve of Prince Phillip's funeral... or they just Johnson for the gobshite bandit that he really is.They must have all come from outside London if they thought he was doing a good job as mayor
So if you don’t mind me asking what qualifies you to know about it hailing from that metropolitan hotspot ofIpswich? I just live here mate, but being a londoner and having a good number of family whom i still visit still there i would say a better idea than someone in bristol.You only have to see how people are suffering from that pricks LEZ.
I was brought up in London and moved to Bristol 20 years ago so I think I have as much of a grip on reality as you do except maybe I moved to somewhere with a bit more cultural life than Ipswich?So if thats the case why did you ask such a stupid question in the first place,or do you think you are the only person ever to move out of london? "
Oh dear, we feeling a little tetchy mate. Stupid question indeed…. |
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"Apparently sadiq khan was cheered what does that say about the crowd?
It means that the mainly Royalist crowd think that Sadiq Khan is a good Mayor and they think that Johnson deserves boo-ing because he allowed a Party to be held on the eve of Prince Phillip's funeral... or they just Johnson for the gobshite bandit that he really is.They must have all come from outside London if they thought he was doing a good job as mayor
So if you don’t mind me asking what qualifies you to know about it hailing from that metropolitan hotspot ofIpswich? I just live here mate, but being a londoner and having a good number of family whom i still visit still there i would say a better idea than someone in bristol.You only have to see how people are suffering from that pricks LEZ.
I was brought up in London and moved to Bristol 20 years ago so I think I have as much of a grip on reality as you do except maybe I moved to somewhere with a bit more cultural life than Ipswich?So if thats the case why did you ask such a stupid question in the first place,or do you think you are the only person ever to move out of london?
Oh dear, we feeling a little tetchy mate. Stupid question indeed…."
Not at all why would you question what i know about london because i now live near ipswich? as i said a stupid question. |
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"Apparently sadiq khan was cheered what does that say about the crowd?
It means that the mainly Royalist crowd think that Sadiq Khan is a good Mayor and they think that Johnson deserves boo-ing because he allowed a Party to be held on the eve of Prince Phillip's funeral... or they just Johnson for the gobshite bandit that he really is.They must have all come from outside London if they thought he was doing a good job as mayor
So if you don’t mind me asking what qualifies you to know about it hailing from that metropolitan hotspot ofIpswich? I just live here mate, but being a londoner and having a good number of family whom i still visit still there i would say a better idea than someone in bristol.You only have to see how people are suffering from that pricks LEZ.
I was brought up in London and moved to Bristol 20 years ago so I think I have as much of a grip on reality as you do except maybe I moved to somewhere with a bit more cultural life than Ipswich?So if thats the case why did you ask such a stupid question in the first place,or do you think you are the only person ever to move out of london?
Oh dear, we feeling a little tetchy mate. Stupid question indeed….Not at all why would you question what i know about london because i now live near ipswich? as i said a stupid question."
Because you have a lot to say for a sub-urban chap but that’s ok…it’s still a free country just not quite as free as it was before brexit |
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Anyway….to get back on point, Boris is wounded (he got less votes in his favour in the no-confidence vote than Theresa May did) and the forthcoming by-elections may yet prove to be his well deserved undoing. |
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"Don't forget as its a bank holiday and they would be paid double time cash in hand to."
As someone who works in social care you can be assured we don't get any incentive let alone double time for bank holidays or weekends. Not even sick pay. A Monday to Friday job role is a privelidged position in this country. |
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