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"Yet more good news for Boris....rich Tory boy opposite at the dispatch box ...making out he is a working class lad....what an arse" Compare Keir’s upbringing to Johnson’s and tell me which one is richer and posher. | |||
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"Yet more good news for Boris....rich Tory boy opposite at the dispatch box ...making out he is a working class lad....what an arse" Does your success in life have to mirror the people you wish to represent and campaign for? | |||
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"Yet more good news for Boris....rich Tory boy opposite at the dispatch box ...making out he is a working class lad....what an arse" Not to mention that the north just voted en-masse for the most pompous Tory arse we’ve seen in some time. | |||
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"Yet more good news for Boris....rich Tory boy opposite at the dispatch box ...making out he is a working class lad....what an arse Not to mention that the north just voted en-masse for the most pompous Tory arse we’ve seen in some time. " That's very true  | |||
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"Yet more good news for Boris....rich Tory boy opposite at the dispatch box ...making out he is a working class lad....what an arse Compare Keir’s upbringing to Johnson’s and tell me which one is richer and posher. " What is the relevance of how rich or posh somebody is to there ability to run the country? You do need to be educated for starters | |||
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"Yet more good news for Boris....rich Tory boy opposite at the dispatch box ...making out he is a working class lad....what an arse Does your success in life have to mirror the people you wish to represent and campaign for? " No | |||
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"Yet more good news for Boris....rich Tory boy opposite at the dispatch box ...making out he is a working class lad....what an arse Does your success in life have to mirror the people you wish to represent and campaign for? No" I fully agree | |||
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"Cant wait to see him rip the blustering buffoon apart ar PmQ's. That's if our part time PM shows up, maybe there is a big fridge he can hide in at No 10. " Starmer couldn’t rip a paper bag apart. Have you not noticed his perpetual startled, glazed expression?. He has the mental dexterity of a baked potato . At least JC was fun to watch- the way he got all annoyed in his angry Marxist way. Starmer last got angry when someone poured his champagne at slightly the wrong temperature lol | |||
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"U mean SIR Keir stammerer ?" Why was he knighted? | |||
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"Why was Jimmy Saville knighted ?" For very different reasons. One of them undoubtedly being his close friendship with the establishment of the day. So go on, tell us what Keir did to earn his knighthood. | |||
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"Bad news for me. I put a fiver on Rebecca Wrong Bailey. "RWB will still win. Why?. For the same reason JC was allowed to ruin labour. Cos the loony left still rule the roost. | |||
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"Yet more good news for Boris....rich Tory boy opposite at the dispatch box ...making out he is a working class lad....what an arse" Firstly , his mother was a nurse , his father a tool maker, so he cane from a working class family. Secondly, do you have a poor/working class upbringing to be Labour leader?? | |||
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"Why was Jimmy Saville knighted ?" Because he was a massive Tory supporter  | |||
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"Cant wait to see him rip the blustering buffoon apart ar PmQ's. That's if our part time PM shows up, maybe there is a big fridge he can hide in at No 10. Starmer couldn’t rip a paper bag apart. Have you not noticed his perpetual startled, glazed expression?. He has the mental dexterity of a baked potato . At least JC was fun to watch- the way he got all annoyed in his angry Marxist way. Starmer last got angry when someone poured his champagne at slightly the wrong temperature lol" You really need to educate yourself. Starmer was a highly respected human rights Barrister , do you get to that position by haven’t the ‘dexterity of a baked potato’ ? On the other hand , Boris was a journalist , a very poor one who got repeatedly fired for lying . If Starmer wins the leadership vote he will destroy bumbling Boris at PMQT | |||
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"Cant wait to see him rip the blustering buffoon apart ar PmQ's. That's if our part time PM shows up, maybe there is a big fridge he can hide in at No 10. Starmer couldn’t rip a paper bag apart. Have you not noticed his perpetual startled, glazed expression?. He has the mental dexterity of a baked potato . At least JC was fun to watch- the way he got all annoyed in his angry Marxist way. Starmer last got angry when someone poured his champagne at slightly the wrong temperature lol You really need to educate yourself. Starmer was a highly respected human rights Barrister , do you get to that position by haven’t the ‘dexterity of a baked potato’ ? On the other hand , Boris was a journalist , a very poor one who got repeatedly fired for lying . If Starmer wins the leadership vote he will destroy bumbling Boris at PMQT" I actually think that Boris will stop attending PMQ’s and delegate the role. Starmer will dismantle Johnson because he is experienced at cross examining and focusing on the root issues to win arguments. That is what being a Barrister is all about. Johnson will not want to be ripped apart at every PMQ’s as that will make him look bad and will start to claw back public support for Labour. Hence, he will simply go missing and we will hear a new spin about the PM serving the country better by working behind the scenes than participating in public discussion for TV. | |||
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"Cant wait to see him rip the blustering buffoon apart ar PmQ's. That's if our part time PM shows up, maybe there is a big fridge he can hide in at No 10. Starmer couldn’t rip a paper bag apart. Have you not noticed his perpetual startled, glazed expression?. He has the mental dexterity of a baked potato . At least JC was fun to watch- the way he got all annoyed in his angry Marxist way. Starmer last got angry when someone poured his champagne at slightly the wrong temperature lol You really need to educate yourself. Starmer was a highly respected human rights Barrister , do you get to that position by haven’t the ‘dexterity of a baked potato’ ? On the other hand , Boris was a journalist , a very poor one who got repeatedly fired for lying . If Starmer wins the leadership vote he will destroy bumbling Boris at PMQT I actually think that Boris will stop attending PMQ’s and delegate the role. Starmer will dismantle Johnson because he is experienced at cross examining and focusing on the root issues to win arguments. That is what being a Barrister is all about. Johnson will not want to be ripped apart at every PMQ’s as that will make him look bad and will start to claw back public support for Labour. Hence, he will simply go missing and we will hear a new spin about the PM serving the country better by working behind the scenes than participating in public discussion for TV." I agree. Boris is just a talking head for Cummings, he can’t just keep shouting his usually sound bites at PMQT. Starmer will be calm, concise and stick to facts, Boris is in for a rough ride | |||
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"According to Adam Bienkov, UK Political Editor of Business Insider: “Keir Starmer's big lead in today's YouGov poll is largely based on people who joined Labour since the general election. RLB narrowly ahead among those who joined in the Corbyn era.” Discuss:" Champagne socialist. Another Blair. | |||
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"According to Adam Bienkov, UK Political Editor of Business Insider: “Keir Starmer's big lead in today's YouGov poll is largely based on people who joined Labour since the general election. RLB narrowly ahead among those who joined in the Corbyn era.” Discuss: Champagne socialist. Another Blair. " I hope so, | |||
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"Cant wait to see him rip the blustering buffoon apart ar PmQ's. That's if our part time PM shows up, maybe there is a big fridge he can hide in at No 10. Starmer couldn’t rip a paper bag apart. Have you not noticed his perpetual startled, glazed expression?. He has the mental dexterity of a baked potato . At least JC was fun to watch- the way he got all annoyed in his angry Marxist way. Starmer last got angry when someone poured his champagne at slightly the wrong temperature lol You really need to educate yourself. Starmer was a highly respected human rights Barrister , do you get to that position by haven’t the ‘dexterity of a baked potato’ ? On the other hand , Boris was a journalist , a very poor one who got repeatedly fired for lying . If Starmer wins the leadership vote he will destroy bumbling Boris at PMQT I actually think that Boris will stop attending PMQ’s and delegate the role. Starmer will dismantle Johnson because he is experienced at cross examining and focusing on the root issues to win arguments. That is what being a Barrister is all about. Johnson will not want to be ripped apart at every PMQ’s as that will make him look bad and will start to claw back public support for Labour. Hence, he will simply go missing and we will hear a new spin about the PM serving the country better by working behind the scenes than participating in public discussion for TV." Wow interesting, well we wont have long to wait to see how wrong you are. | |||
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"According to Adam Bienkov, UK Political Editor of Business Insider: “Keir Starmer's big lead in today's YouGov poll is largely based on people who joined Labour since the general election. RLB narrowly ahead among those who joined in the Corbyn era.” Discuss: Champagne socialist. Another Blair. I hope so, "Without the illegal war let’s hope. | |||
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"According to Adam Bienkov, UK Political Editor of Business Insider: “Keir Starmer's big lead in today's YouGov poll is largely based on people who joined Labour since the general election. RLB narrowly ahead among those who joined in the Corbyn era.” Discuss: Champagne socialist. Another Blair. I hope so,
Without the illegal war let’s hope."Yeah. How many elections did Blair win?? | |||
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"Cant wait to see him rip the blustering buffoon apart ar PmQ's. That's if our part time PM shows up, maybe there is a big fridge he can hide in at No 10. Starmer couldn’t rip a paper bag apart. Have you not noticed his perpetual startled, glazed expression?. He has the mental dexterity of a baked potato . At least JC was fun to watch- the way he got all annoyed in his angry Marxist way. Starmer last got angry when someone poured his champagne at slightly the wrong temperature lol You really need to educate yourself. Starmer was a highly respected human rights Barrister , do you get to that position by haven’t the ‘dexterity of a baked potato’ ? On the other hand , Boris was a journalist , a very poor one who got repeatedly fired for lying . If Starmer wins the leadership vote he will destroy bumbling Boris at PMQT I actually think that Boris will stop attending PMQ’s and delegate the role. Starmer will dismantle Johnson because he is experienced at cross examining and focusing on the root issues to win arguments. That is what being a Barrister is all about. Johnson will not want to be ripped apart at every PMQ’s as that will make him look bad and will start to claw back public support for Labour. Hence, he will simply go missing and we will hear a new spin about the PM serving the country better by working behind the scenes than participating in public discussion for TV.Wow interesting, well we wont have long to wait to see how wrong you are." Yeah, come back in April | |||
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"According to Adam Bienkov, UK Political Editor of Business Insider: “Keir Starmer's big lead in today's YouGov poll is largely based on people who joined Labour since the general election. RLB narrowly ahead among those who joined in the Corbyn era.” Discuss: Champagne socialist. Another Blair. I hope so,
Without the illegal war let’s hope.
Yeah. How many elections did Blair win??"Most of them I believe but I can’t be arsed to Google. | |||
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"According to Adam Bienkov, UK Political Editor of Business Insider: “Keir Starmer's big lead in today's YouGov poll is largely based on people who joined Labour since the general election. RLB narrowly ahead among those who joined in the Corbyn era.” Discuss: Champagne socialist. Another Blair. I hope so,
Without the illegal war let’s hope.
Yeah. How many elections did Blair win??
Most of them I believe but I can’t be arsed to Google. "Nice one | |||
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"Cant wait to see him rip the blustering buffoon apart ar PmQ's. That's if our part time PM shows up, maybe there is a big fridge he can hide in at No 10. Starmer couldn’t rip a paper bag apart. Have you not noticed his perpetual startled, glazed expression?. He has the mental dexterity of a baked potato . At least JC was fun to watch- the way he got all annoyed in his angry Marxist way. Starmer last got angry when someone poured his champagne at slightly the wrong temperature lol You really need to educate yourself. Starmer was a highly respected human rights Barrister , do you get to that position by haven’t the ‘dexterity of a baked potato’ ? On the other hand , Boris was a journalist , a very poor one who got repeatedly fired for lying . If Starmer wins the leadership vote he will destroy bumbling Boris at PMQT I actually think that Boris will stop attending PMQ’s and delegate the role. Starmer will dismantle Johnson because he is experienced at cross examining and focusing on the root issues to win arguments. That is what being a Barrister is all about. Johnson will not want to be ripped apart at every PMQ’s as that will make him look bad and will start to claw back public support for Labour. Hence, he will simply go missing and we will hear a new spin about the PM serving the country better by working behind the scenes than participating in public discussion for TV." Yeah, because soo many people watch prime minister's question time... | |||
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"Cant wait to see him rip the blustering buffoon apart ar PmQ's. That's if our part time PM shows up, maybe there is a big fridge he can hide in at No 10. Starmer couldn’t rip a paper bag apart. Have you not noticed his perpetual startled, glazed expression?. He has the mental dexterity of a baked potato . At least JC was fun to watch- the way he got all annoyed in his angry Marxist way. Starmer last got angry when someone poured his champagne at slightly the wrong temperature lol You really need to educate yourself. Starmer was a highly respected human rights Barrister , do you get to that position by haven’t the ‘dexterity of a baked potato’ ? On the other hand , Boris was a journalist , a very poor one who got repeatedly fired for lying . If Starmer wins the leadership vote he will destroy bumbling Boris at PMQT I actually think that Boris will stop attending PMQ’s and delegate the role. Starmer will dismantle Johnson because he is experienced at cross examining and focusing on the root issues to win arguments. That is what being a Barrister is all about. Johnson will not want to be ripped apart at every PMQ’s as that will make him look bad and will start to claw back public support for Labour. Hence, he will simply go missing and we will hear a new spin about the PM serving the country better by working behind the scenes than participating in public discussion for TV. Yeah, because soo many people watch prime minister's question time... "Yeah, because the news doesn’t report on it every week? | |||
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"Cant wait to see him rip the blustering buffoon apart ar PmQ's. That's if our part time PM shows up, maybe there is a big fridge he can hide in at No 10. Starmer couldn’t rip a paper bag apart. Have you not noticed his perpetual startled, glazed expression?. He has the mental dexterity of a baked potato . At least JC was fun to watch- the way he got all annoyed in his angry Marxist way. Starmer last got angry when someone poured his champagne at slightly the wrong temperature lol You really need to educate yourself. Starmer was a highly respected human rights Barrister , do you get to that position by haven’t the ‘dexterity of a baked potato’ ? On the other hand , Boris was a journalist , a very poor one who got repeatedly fired for lying . If Starmer wins the leadership vote he will destroy bumbling Boris at PMQT I actually think that Boris will stop attending PMQ’s and delegate the role. Starmer will dismantle Johnson because he is experienced at cross examining and focusing on the root issues to win arguments. That is what being a Barrister is all about. Johnson will not want to be ripped apart at every PMQ’s as that will make him look bad and will start to claw back public support for Labour. Hence, he will simply go missing and we will hear a new spin about the PM serving the country better by working behind the scenes than participating in public discussion for TV. Yeah, because soo many people watch prime minister's question time...
Yeah, because the news doesn’t report on it every week? "What are those viewing figures as a percentage of eligible voters..? | |||
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"And he still maintains that the labour policy that he devised as labour Brexit spokesperson was sound. Really?. Honestly ?. No apology to the dozens of labour MPs who lost their jobs due to his policy?. No remorse?. No regret ?, Great policies, supported by the country and a labour leader who did as good a campaign as anyone could have. Yeah ok stammerer." “Stammerer” as a pejorative about sums you up really doesn’t it - I dare say Sir Kier Starmer is a bit too bright for your liking and maybe thats why you have to jump in with your erm.....wit? | |||
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"Cant wait to see him rip the blustering buffoon apart ar PmQ's. That's if our part time PM shows up, maybe there is a big fridge he can hide in at No 10. Starmer couldn’t rip a paper bag apart. Have you not noticed his perpetual startled, glazed expression?. He has the mental dexterity of a baked potato . At least JC was fun to watch- the way he got all annoyed in his angry Marxist way. Starmer last got angry when someone poured his champagne at slightly the wrong temperature lol You really need to educate yourself. Starmer was a highly respected human rights Barrister , do you get to that position by haven’t the ‘dexterity of a baked potato’ ? On the other hand , Boris was a journalist , a very poor one who got repeatedly fired for lying . If Starmer wins the leadership vote he will destroy bumbling Boris at PMQT I actually think that Boris will stop attending PMQ’s and delegate the role. Starmer will dismantle Johnson because he is experienced at cross examining and focusing on the root issues to win arguments. That is what being a Barrister is all about. Johnson will not want to be ripped apart at every PMQ’s as that will make him look bad and will start to claw back public support for Labour. Hence, he will simply go missing and we will hear a new spin about the PM serving the country better by working behind the scenes than participating in public discussion for TV. Yeah, because soo many people watch prime minister's question time...
Yeah, because the news doesn’t report on it every week?
What are those viewing figures as a percentage of eligible voters..?"I don’t know? Do you? I am guessing millions watch and read the news every day? Are you going to tell me any different? | |||
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"And he still maintains that the labour policy that he devised as labour Brexit spokesperson was sound. Really?. Honestly ?. No apology to the dozens of labour MPs who lost their jobs due to his policy?. No remorse?. No regret ?, Great policies, supported by the country and a labour leader who did as good a campaign as anyone could have. Yeah ok stammerer. “Stammerer” as a pejorative about sums you up really doesn’t it - I dare say Sir Kier Starmer is a bit too bright for your liking and maybe thats why you have to jump in with your erm.....wit? "God ur so right. He’s an absolute genius isn’t he. I mean he only destroyed labours election with the most stupid policy ever. Go Keir !!!! | |||
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"And he still maintains that the labour policy that he devised as labour Brexit spokesperson was sound. Really?. Honestly ?. No apology to the dozens of labour MPs who lost their jobs due to his policy?. No remorse?. No regret ?, Great policies, supported by the country and a labour leader who did as good a campaign as anyone could have. Yeah ok stammerer. “Stammerer” as a pejorative about sums you up really doesn’t it - I dare say Sir Kier Starmer is a bit too bright for your liking and maybe thats why you have to jump in with your erm.....wit?
God ur so right. He’s an absolute genius isn’t he. I mean he only destroyed labours election with the most stupid policy ever. Go Keir !!!!"Hi. A great post . Strangely to some posters on here Labour actually won the argument . It was always my understanding that the only vote that mattered was that which was returned on election day. Opinion polls before or after the event are irrelevant. The 80 seat majority should be self explanatory. | |||
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"And he still maintains that the labour policy that he devised as labour Brexit spokesperson was sound. Really?. Honestly ?. No apology to the dozens of labour MPs who lost their jobs due to his policy?. No remorse?. No regret ?, Great policies, supported by the country and a labour leader who did as good a campaign as anyone could have. Yeah ok stammerer." A great post. I guess to some people the truth hurts . At least we can confidence in the judgement of the electorate . Their opinions of his campaign are self explanatory. | |||
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"And he still maintains that the labour policy that he devised as labour Brexit spokesperson was sound. Really?. Honestly ?. No apology to the dozens of labour MPs who lost their jobs due to his policy?. No remorse?. No regret ?, Great policies, supported by the country and a labour leader who did as good a campaign as anyone could have. Yeah ok stammerer." The majority of labour members supported remain or 2nd ref. The majority of labour voters supported remain or 2nd ref. The majority of votes in the 2019 GE were for parties backing a second ref. What should Labour have done? | |||
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"And he still maintains that the labour policy that he devised as labour Brexit spokesperson was sound. Really?. Honestly ?. No apology to the dozens of labour MPs who lost their jobs due to his policy?. No remorse?. No regret ?, Great policies, supported by the country and a labour leader who did as good a campaign as anyone could have. Yeah ok stammerer. A great post. I guess to some people the truth hurts . At least we can confidence in the judgement of the electorate . Their opinions of his campaign are self explanatory. " So it was Starmers fault that labour lost the GE? I thought Boris won because he was a brilliant man and leader ? Surely no one stood a chance against the ‘highly intelligent, multi lingual, expert on Latin’ Boris | |||
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"And he still maintains that the labour policy that he devised as labour Brexit spokesperson was sound. Really?. Honestly ?. No apology to the dozens of labour MPs who lost their jobs due to his policy?. No remorse?. No regret ?, Great policies, supported by the country and a labour leader who did as good a campaign as anyone could have. Yeah ok stammerer. “Stammerer” as a pejorative about sums you up really doesn’t it - I dare say Sir Kier Starmer is a bit too bright for your liking and maybe thats why you have to jump in with your erm.....wit?
God ur so right. He’s an absolute genius isn’t he. I mean he only destroyed labours election with the most stupid policy ever. Go Keir !!!!"I thought labour’s election was destroyed by Corbyn’s unelectable nature? You’re all over the place, lad. | |||
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"And he still maintains that the labour policy that he devised as labour Brexit spokesperson was sound. Really?. Honestly ?. No apology to the dozens of labour MPs who lost their jobs due to his policy?. No remorse?. No regret ?, Great policies, supported by the country and a labour leader who did as good a campaign as anyone could have. Yeah ok stammerer. The majority of labour members supported remain or 2nd ref. The majority of labour voters supported remain or 2nd ref. The majority of votes in the 2019 GE were for parties backing a second ref. What should Labour have done?" Who won the election ? | |||
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"And he still maintains that the labour policy that he devised as labour Brexit spokesperson was sound. Really?. Honestly ?. No apology to the dozens of labour MPs who lost their jobs due to his policy?. No remorse?. No regret ?, Great policies, supported by the country and a labour leader who did as good a campaign as anyone could have. Yeah ok stammerer. The majority of labour members supported remain or 2nd ref. The majority of labour voters supported remain or 2nd ref. The majority of votes in the 2019 GE were for parties backing a second ref. What should Labour have done? Who won the election ? " Answer my question first. What should labour have done? How would swinging to Brexit have impacted upon their voter base? | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose." If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts " Imagine wanting to pass that rag off as your own work. | |||
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"And he still maintains that the labour policy that he devised as labour Brexit spokesperson was sound. Really?. Honestly ?. No apology to the dozens of labour MPs who lost their jobs due to his policy?. No remorse?. No regret ?, Great policies, supported by the country and a labour leader who did as good a campaign as anyone could have. Yeah ok stammerer. The majority of labour members supported remain or 2nd ref. The majority of labour voters supported remain or 2nd ref. The majority of votes in the 2019 GE were for parties backing a second ref. What should Labour have done? Who won the election ? " Who did you vote for??  | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts " Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . " You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing "Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite . In our society everyone's opinion counts . The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election. | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election. "“In our society everyone’s opinion counts” Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist. Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal. | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election. "You’re so amusing - you seem to spend all your days justifying your love for the great leader rather than using your brain, for the god given purpose it was designed for, to analyse and interpret what you see. I guess if you are only seeing whats in the Sun or on SkyTV then you are only able to see Mr Murdoch’s point of view so trying to engage with you is just pointless? Oh and I am guessing you love retail giant Dunelm so much because you deliver to them? They really are quite shit you know  | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
You’re so amusing - you seem to spend all your days justifying your love for the great leader rather than using your brain, for the god given purpose it was designed for, to analyse and interpret what you see. I guess if you are only seeing whats in the Sun or on SkyTV then you are only able to see Mr Murdoch’s point of view so trying to engage with you is just pointless? Oh and I am guessing you love retail giant Dunelm so much because you deliver to them? They really are quite shit you know "Hi. An interesting post. I neither buy the Sun or have a Sky subscription. In my spare time I like to get out and about and get some fresh air and exercise . It would be interesting to know when you last went to Dunelm and how you cane to ant conclusions about their products. The stock market and customers appear to have come to a very different conclusion to yours. These are people who are either spending or investing money . I am quite happy with both the quality of goods which I have purchased from Dunelm and their share performance . Maybe you should consider investigating their stock management system in a bit more detail . Why would I deliver anything to Dunelm. It is a strange comment. | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election. "Haha, this is comedy gold. | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
You’re so amusing - you seem to spend all your days justifying your love for the great leader rather than using your brain, for the god given purpose it was designed for, to analyse and interpret what you see. I guess if you are only seeing whats in the Sun or on SkyTV then you are only able to see Mr Murdoch’s point of view so trying to engage with you is just pointless? Oh and I am guessing you love retail giant Dunelm so much because you deliver to them? They really are quite shit you know "Hi. I have decided to take your advise and use my brain. It indicates to me that a majority of 80 in a general election is an achievement to be proud of and is indicative of the unconditional support of the current pm. | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
You’re so amusing - you seem to spend all your days justifying your love for the great leader rather than using your brain, for the god given purpose it was designed for, to analyse and interpret what you see. I guess if you are only seeing whats in the Sun or on SkyTV then you are only able to see Mr Murdoch’s point of view so trying to engage with you is just pointless? Oh and I am guessing you love retail giant Dunelm so much because you deliver to them? They really are quite shit you know Hi. I have decided to take your advise and use my brain. It indicates to me that a majority of 80 in a general election is an achievement to be proud of and is indicative of the unconditional support of the current pm."‘Unconditional’? Let’s see how long that lasts. He has quite a lot of promises to deliver. Some of them even contradict each other. | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
You’re so amusing - you seem to spend all your days justifying your love for the great leader rather than using your brain, for the god given purpose it was designed for, to analyse and interpret what you see. I guess if you are only seeing whats in the Sun or on SkyTV then you are only able to see Mr Murdoch’s point of view so trying to engage with you is just pointless? Oh and I am guessing you love retail giant Dunelm so much because you deliver to them? They really are quite shit you know Hi. I have decided to take your advise and use my brain. It indicates to me that a majority of 80 in a general election is an achievement to be proud of and is indicative of the unconditional support of the current pm."Unconditional? This is Britain not North Korea. If Boris doesn’t deliver on his promises he will be questioned and held accountable? Or would you prefer a communist regime where nothing is questioned?? | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
You’re so amusing - you seem to spend all your days justifying your love for the great leader rather than using your brain, for the god given purpose it was designed for, to analyse and interpret what you see. I guess if you are only seeing whats in the Sun or on SkyTV then you are only able to see Mr Murdoch’s point of view so trying to engage with you is just pointless? Oh and I am guessing you love retail giant Dunelm so much because you deliver to them? They really are quite shit you know Hi. An interesting post. I neither buy the Sun or have a Sky subscription. In my spare time I like to get out and about and get some fresh air and exercise .
It would be interesting to know when you last went to Dunelm and how you cane to ant conclusions about their products. The stock market and customers appear to have come to a very different conclusion to yours. These are people who are either spending or investing money . I am quite happy with both the quality of goods which I have purchased from Dunelm and their share performance . Maybe you should consider investigating their stock management system in a bit more detail . Why would I deliver anything to Dunelm. It is a strange comment. "Well scania man or was it tractors and trailers - perhaps you could enlighten us? | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
You’re so amusing - you seem to spend all your days justifying your love for the great leader rather than using your brain, for the god given purpose it was designed for, to analyse and interpret what you see. I guess if you are only seeing whats in the Sun or on SkyTV then you are only able to see Mr Murdoch’s point of view so trying to engage with you is just pointless? Oh and I am guessing you love retail giant Dunelm so much because you deliver to them? They really are quite shit you know Hi. I have decided to take your advise and use my brain. It indicates to me that a majority of 80 in a general election is an achievement to be proud of and is indicative of the unconditional support of the current pm.
‘Unconditional’?
Let’s see how long that lasts. He has quite a lot of promises to deliver. Some of them even contradict each other. "well it will be at least another glorious 4 yrs so sit back and enjoy the ride | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
You’re so amusing - you seem to spend all your days justifying your love for the great leader rather than using your brain, for the god given purpose it was designed for, to analyse and interpret what you see. I guess if you are only seeing whats in the Sun or on SkyTV then you are only able to see Mr Murdoch’s point of view so trying to engage with you is just pointless? Oh and I am guessing you love retail giant Dunelm so much because you deliver to them? They really are quite shit you know Hi. I have decided to take your advise and use my brain. It indicates to me that a majority of 80 in a general election is an achievement to be proud of and is indicative of the unconditional support of the current pm.
‘Unconditional’?
Let’s see how long that lasts. He has quite a lot of promises to deliver. Some of them even contradict each other. well it will be at least another glorious 4 yrs so sit back and enjoy the ride "Not necessarily so. There are uncharted waters ahead and Johnson has decided to put the auto-pilot on, engage full steam ahead and disappear from the Bridge. There is a higher risk of civil disorder on the horizon than at any time since the end of The Thatcher era. A few promises ignored here, a scandal or two there, a good new Opposition Leader and some dark revelations is all it will take. In these uncertain days I would no sooner bet on the Government collapsing in disarray as I would bet on a Johnson 2nd Term. Both are as likely and unlikely as each other. | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
“In our society everyone’s opinion counts”
Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist.
Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal."You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy. | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
“In our society everyone’s opinion counts”
Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist.
Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal.
You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy."Hi. Glad to see confirmation that everyones opinion counts. I always like to consider the opinion of the cleaner to be just as valid as the company chairman . In certain cases the forecasting of the retired dinner lady may be just as accurate ( or more accurate ) than the economist. | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
You’re so amusing - you seem to spend all your days justifying your love for the great leader rather than using your brain, for the god given purpose it was designed for, to analyse and interpret what you see. I guess if you are only seeing whats in the Sun or on SkyTV then you are only able to see Mr Murdoch’s point of view so trying to engage with you is just pointless? Oh and I am guessing you love retail giant Dunelm so much because you deliver to them? They really are quite shit you know Hi. I have decided to take your advise and use my brain. It indicates to me that a majority of 80 in a general election is an achievement to be proud of and is indicative of the unconditional support of the current pm.
‘Unconditional’?
Let’s see how long that lasts. He has quite a lot of promises to deliver. Some of them even contradict each other. well it will be at least another glorious 4 yrs so sit back and enjoy the ride
Not necessarily so.
There are uncharted waters ahead and Johnson has decided to put the auto-pilot on, engage full steam ahead and disappear from the Bridge.
There is a higher risk of civil disorder on the horizon than at any time since the end of The Thatcher era.
A few promises ignored here, a scandal or two there, a good new Opposition Leader and some dark revelations is all it will take. In these uncertain days I would no sooner bet on the Government collapsing in disarray as I would bet on a Johnson 2nd Term. Both are as likely and unlikely as each other."However the instruction from the electorate is to engage full steam ahead. A majority of 80 gives him more than sufficient headroom to weather quite a few storms . It would be interesting to see why anyone thinks that there is any possibility of civil disorder and what would cause it | |||
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" In our society everyone's opinion counts . The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election. “In our society everyone’s opinion counts” Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist. Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal. You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy." I understand his point but I think you're taking it and applying a different context to it than it was made in. People look at facts and base their opinions on them. Not everyone may understand the facts properly or at all and will still be able to form an opinion. An opinion based on understanding the facts is a whole different ballgame to an opinion based on not understanding the facts. I think that is what he was implying. | |||
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" In our society everyone's opinion counts . The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election. “In our society everyone’s opinion counts” Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist. Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal. You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy. I understand his point but I think you're taking it and applying a different context to it than it was made in. People look at facts and base their opinions on them. Not everyone may understand the facts properly or at all and will still be able to form an opinion. An opinion based on understanding the facts is a whole different ballgame to an opinion based on not understanding the facts. I think that is what he was implying. " So you, like him, think working class people are stupid
I honestly thought higher of you. | |||
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" In our society everyone's opinion counts . The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election. “In our society everyone’s opinion counts” Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist. Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal. You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy. I understand his point but I think you're taking it and applying a different context to it than it was made in. People look at facts and base their opinions on them. Not everyone may understand the facts properly or at all and will still be able to form an opinion. An opinion based on understanding the facts is a whole different ballgame to an opinion based on not understanding the facts. I think that is what he was implying. So you, like him, think working class people are stupid
I honestly thought higher of you."That's what you're saying, not me, read what I wrote again. | |||
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" In our society everyone's opinion counts . The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election. “In our society everyone’s opinion counts” Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist. Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal. You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy. I understand his point but I think you're taking it and applying a different context to it than it was made in. People look at facts and base their opinions on them. Not everyone may understand the facts properly or at all and will still be able to form an opinion. An opinion based on understanding the facts is a whole different ballgame to an opinion based on not understanding the facts. I think that is what he was implying. So you, like him, think working class people are stupid
I honestly thought higher of you."Where did I say anything about working class people? I didn't. If you're talking about opinions in general like I think the colour red is nice then yes everyone's opinion is just as valid irrespective of how rich you are like you're trying to twist it into. But... If there is a "fact" something that "is" then opinions based on the knowledge or lack of is totally different isn't it? A person's opinion isn't based on their "status" in society like you're on about, it's based on if it's a facts based opinion or not. 2 totally different things | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
“In our society everyone’s opinion counts”
Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist.
Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal.
You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy."My true colours are those of a ‘boy’ brought up by a bricklayer and a housekeeper. I’m a working class lad. And I didn’t say some people’s votes are worth less than others. I implied that sometimes some people’s opinions aren’t as valid as others - let’s say you’re travelling on a plane and it’s having engine trouble. Whose opinion about how to rectify it is more valid, yours or the pilot’s? If you’re having chest pain in public, whose opinion is more valid, the doctor passing by in the street or the white van driver parked in the lay-by next to you? Again. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but some opinions are less valid than others. So yes, I am ‘getting away with that’, lad. | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
“In our society everyone’s opinion counts”
Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist.
Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal.
You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy. Hi. Glad to see confirmation that everyones opinion counts. I always like to consider the opinion of the cleaner to be just as valid as the company chairman . In certain cases the forecasting of the retired dinner lady may be just as accurate ( or more accurate ) than the economist. "Does the cleaner have access to the same data as the company chairman in order to make a decision? And is the retired dinner lady basing her forecast on evidence, or just a gut feeling? Opinions are great gut feelings are sometimes wonderful. But you wouldn’t run a country on them. | |||
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" So you, like him, think working class people are stupid
I honestly thought higher of you."Go back and point out where I said working class people are stupid. Or go back and point out where I said some peoples votes should be worth more than others (as you’ve also claimed I said). | |||
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" So you, like him, think working class people are stupid
I honestly thought higher of you.
Go back and point out where I said working class people are stupid.
Or go back and point out where I said some peoples votes should be worth more than others (as you’ve also claimed I said).
"Don’t worry about it, I think everyone on here knew exactly what you meant about opinions and facts....its just a bit of “whataboutery” to try and undermine you from a class traitor | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
“In our society everyone’s opinion counts”
Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist.
Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal.
You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy.
My true colours are those of a ‘boy’ brought up by a bricklayer and a housekeeper. I’m a working class lad.
And I didn’t say some people’s votes are worth less than others. I implied that sometimes some people’s opinions aren’t as valid as others - let’s say you’re travelling on a plane and it’s having engine trouble. Whose opinion about how to rectify it is more valid, yours or the pilot’s?
If you’re having chest pain in public, whose opinion is more valid, the doctor passing by in the street or the white van driver parked in the lay-by next to you?
Again. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but some opinions are less valid than others.
So yes, I am ‘getting away with that’, lad."In your post you clearly state a dinner lady doesn't deserve the same respect as an economist. You wouldn't know working class if it smacked you in the arse as you clearly have no respect for hard working people. | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
“In our society everyone’s opinion counts”
Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist.
Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal.
You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy.
My true colours are those of a ‘boy’ brought up by a bricklayer and a housekeeper. I’m a working class lad.
And I didn’t say some people’s votes are worth less than others. I implied that sometimes some people’s opinions aren’t as valid as others - let’s say you’re travelling on a plane and it’s having engine trouble. Whose opinion about how to rectify it is more valid, yours or the pilot’s?
If you’re having chest pain in public, whose opinion is more valid, the doctor passing by in the street or the white van driver parked in the lay-by next to you?
Again. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but some opinions are less valid than others.
So yes, I am ‘getting away with that’, lad.
In your post you clearly state a dinner lady doesn't deserve the same respect as an economist. You wouldn't know working class if it smacked you in the arse as you clearly have no respect for hard working people."Mate, just because you don’t understand the point being made, don’t throw your toys out of the pram. And I’ve worked since I was 17, and am a militant trade unionist. Now go fuck yourself. | |||
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" So you, like him, think working class people are stupid
I honestly thought higher of you.
Go back and point out where I said working class people are stupid.
Or go back and point out where I said some peoples votes should be worth more than others (as you’ve also claimed I said).
" That wasn't aimed at you. I was talking to someone I have a bit of respect for even though I don't necessarily agree with him that often. | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
“In our society everyone’s opinion counts”
Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist.
Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal.
You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy.
My true colours are those of a ‘boy’ brought up by a bricklayer and a housekeeper. I’m a working class lad.
And I didn’t say some people’s votes are worth less than others. I implied that sometimes some people’s opinions aren’t as valid as others - let’s say you’re travelling on a plane and it’s having engine trouble. Whose opinion about how to rectify it is more valid, yours or the pilot’s?
If you’re having chest pain in public, whose opinion is more valid, the doctor passing by in the street or the white van driver parked in the lay-by next to you?
Again. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but some opinions are less valid than others.
So yes, I am ‘getting away with that’, lad.
In your post you clearly state a dinner lady doesn't deserve the same respect as an economist. You wouldn't know working class if it smacked you in the arse as you clearly have no respect for hard working people.
Mate, just because you don’t understand the point being made, don’t throw your toys out of the pram.
And I’ve worked since I was 17, and am a militant trade unionist. Now go fuck yourself."I fully understand your point, champagne socialist. | |||
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" So you, like him, think working class people are stupid
I honestly thought higher of you.
Go back and point out where I said working class people are stupid.
Or go back and point out where I said some peoples votes should be worth more than others (as you’ve also claimed I said).
That wasn't aimed at you. I was talking to someone I have a bit of respect for even though I don't necessarily agree with him that often."It wasn’t aimed at me despite you saying “so you, like him...” The important bit was the second half of that phrase. See if you can work it out, fella. | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
“In our society everyone’s opinion counts”
Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist.
Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal.
You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy.
My true colours are those of a ‘boy’ brought up by a bricklayer and a housekeeper. I’m a working class lad.
And I didn’t say some people’s votes are worth less than others. I implied that sometimes some people’s opinions aren’t as valid as others - let’s say you’re travelling on a plane and it’s having engine trouble. Whose opinion about how to rectify it is more valid, yours or the pilot’s?
If you’re having chest pain in public, whose opinion is more valid, the doctor passing by in the street or the white van driver parked in the lay-by next to you?
Again. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but some opinions are less valid than others.
So yes, I am ‘getting away with that’, lad.
In your post you clearly state a dinner lady doesn't deserve the same respect as an economist. You wouldn't know working class if it smacked you in the arse as you clearly have no respect for hard working people.
Mate, just because you don’t understand the point being made, don’t throw your toys out of the pram.
And I’ve worked since I was 17, and am a militant trade unionist. Now go fuck yourself.
I fully understand your point, champagne socialist."When I had fuck all they called it the politics of envy. Now I earn a crust they call it champagne socialism. It’s as if all they have are labels.... | |||
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"And he still maintains that the labour policy that he devised as labour Brexit spokesperson was sound. Really?. Honestly ?. No apology to the dozens of labour MPs who lost their jobs due to his policy?. No remorse?. No regret ?, Great policies, supported by the country and a labour leader who did as good a campaign as anyone could have. Yeah ok stammerer. The majority of labour members supported remain or 2nd ref. The majority of labour voters supported remain or 2nd ref. The majority of votes in the 2019 GE were for parties backing a second ref. What should Labour have done?" 70% of Labour constituencies voted leave. That is what is important in the FPTP system, as the election results helpfully illustrate. | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
“In our society everyone’s opinion counts”
Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist.
Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal.
You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy.
My true colours are those of a ‘boy’ brought up by a bricklayer and a housekeeper. I’m a working class lad.
And I didn’t say some people’s votes are worth less than others. I implied that sometimes some people’s opinions aren’t as valid as others - let’s say you’re travelling on a plane and it’s having engine trouble. Whose opinion about how to rectify it is more valid, yours or the pilot’s?
If you’re having chest pain in public, whose opinion is more valid, the doctor passing by in the street or the white van driver parked in the lay-by next to you?
Again. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but some opinions are less valid than others.
So yes, I am ‘getting away with that’, lad.
In your post you clearly state a dinner lady doesn't deserve the same respect as an economist. You wouldn't know working class if it smacked you in the arse as you clearly have no respect for hard working people.
Mate, just because you don’t understand the point being made, don’t throw your toys out of the pram.
And I’ve worked since I was 17, and am a militant trade unionist. Now go fuck yourself.
I fully understand your point, champagne socialist."Anyways, if you ‘fully understand’ my point, why have you got it wrong twice? | |||
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" So you, like him, think working class people are stupid
I honestly thought higher of you.
Go back and point out where I said working class people are stupid.
Or go back and point out where I said some peoples votes should be worth more than others (as you’ve also claimed I said).
That wasn't aimed at you. I was talking to someone I have a bit of respect for even though I don't necessarily agree with him that often.
It wasn’t aimed at me despite you saying “so you, like him...”
The important bit was the second half of that phrase. See if you can work it out, fella."Read the whole thread, I was talking to some one else. Insecurity must be terrible for you to live with, will explain some if your anger though. | |||
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"And he still maintains that the labour policy that he devised as labour Brexit spokesperson was sound. Really?. Honestly ?. No apology to the dozens of labour MPs who lost their jobs due to his policy?. No remorse?. No regret ?, Great policies, supported by the country and a labour leader who did as good a campaign as anyone could have. Yeah ok stammerer. The majority of labour members supported remain or 2nd ref. The majority of labour voters supported remain or 2nd ref. The majority of votes in the 2019 GE were for parties backing a second ref. What should Labour have done? 70% of Labour constituencies voted leave. That is what is important in the FPTP system, as the election results helpfully illustrate. " And even within those constituencies, the majority of labour voters supported remain. So I ask again, what should labour have done? | |||
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" So you, like him, think working class people are stupid
I honestly thought higher of you.
Go back and point out where I said working class people are stupid.
Or go back and point out where I said some peoples votes should be worth more than others (as you’ve also claimed I said).
That wasn't aimed at you. I was talking to someone I have a bit of respect for even though I don't necessarily agree with him that often.
It wasn’t aimed at me despite you saying “so you, like him...”
The important bit was the second half of that phrase. See if you can work it out, fella.
Read the whole thread, I was talking to some one else. Insecurity must be terrible for you to live with, will explain some if your anger though."Ah I see. You’ve failed to understand again. “So you, like him...” Who was the ‘him’ in that conversation? Take your time. | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
“In our society everyone’s opinion counts”
Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist.
Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal.
You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy.
My true colours are those of a ‘boy’ brought up by a bricklayer and a housekeeper. I’m a working class lad.
And I didn’t say some people’s votes are worth less than others. I implied that sometimes some people’s opinions aren’t as valid as others - let’s say you’re travelling on a plane and it’s having engine trouble. Whose opinion about how to rectify it is more valid, yours or the pilot’s?
If you’re having chest pain in public, whose opinion is more valid, the doctor passing by in the street or the white van driver parked in the lay-by next to you?
Again. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but some opinions are less valid than others.
So yes, I am ‘getting away with that’, lad.
In your post you clearly state a dinner lady doesn't deserve the same respect as an economist. You wouldn't know working class if it smacked you in the arse as you clearly have no respect for hard working people.
Mate, just because you don’t understand the point being made, don’t throw your toys out of the pram.
And I’ve worked since I was 17, and am a militant trade unionist. Now go fuck yourself.
I fully understand your point, champagne socialist.
Anyways, if you ‘fully understand’ my point, why have you got it wrong twice? "I haven't, you think dinner ladies don't deserve the same amount of respect as an economist. Your words, not mine. I disagree entirely and don't agree with your prejudice against the working class, you only seem to like middle class and above. | |||
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" So you, like him, think working class people are stupid
I honestly thought higher of you.
Go back and point out where I said working class people are stupid.
Or go back and point out where I said some peoples votes should be worth more than others (as you’ve also claimed I said).
That wasn't aimed at you. I was talking to someone I have a bit of respect for even though I don't necessarily agree with him that often.
It wasn’t aimed at me despite you saying “so you, like him...”
The important bit was the second half of that phrase. See if you can work it out, fella.
Read the whole thread, I was talking to some one else. Insecurity must be terrible for you to live with, will explain some if your anger though.
Ah I see. You’ve failed to understand again.
“So you, like him...”
Who was the ‘him’ in that conversation? Take your time."You're going round in circles and confusing yourself even more. I'll give you a few hours to catch up | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
“In our society everyone’s opinion counts”
Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist.
Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal.
You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy.
My true colours are those of a ‘boy’ brought up by a bricklayer and a housekeeper. I’m a working class lad.
And I didn’t say some people’s votes are worth less than others. I implied that sometimes some people’s opinions aren’t as valid as others - let’s say you’re travelling on a plane and it’s having engine trouble. Whose opinion about how to rectify it is more valid, yours or the pilot’s?
If you’re having chest pain in public, whose opinion is more valid, the doctor passing by in the street or the white van driver parked in the lay-by next to you?
Again. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but some opinions are less valid than others.
So yes, I am ‘getting away with that’, lad.
In your post you clearly state a dinner lady doesn't deserve the same respect as an economist. You wouldn't know working class if it smacked you in the arse as you clearly have no respect for hard working people.
Mate, just because you don’t understand the point being made, don’t throw your toys out of the pram.
And I’ve worked since I was 17, and am a militant trade unionist. Now go fuck yourself.
I fully understand your point, champagne socialist.
Anyways, if you ‘fully understand’ my point, why have you got it wrong twice?
I haven't, you think dinner ladies don't deserve the same amount of respect as an economist. Your words, not mine. I disagree entirely and don't agree with your prejudice against the working class, you only seem to like middle class and above."Sorry to have to spoon feed you, I assume people were smart enough to understand. A dinner lady doesn’t deserve the same respect as an economist when discussing economics. Just as an economist doesn’t deserve the same respect as a barista when discussing coffee and the barista doesn’t deserve the same respect as a surgeon when discussing surgery and a surgeon doesn’t deserve the same respect as you when discussing imbeciles. | |||
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" So you, like him, think working class people are stupid
I honestly thought higher of you.
Go back and point out where I said working class people are stupid.
Or go back and point out where I said some peoples votes should be worth more than others (as you’ve also claimed I said).
That wasn't aimed at you. I was talking to someone I have a bit of respect for even though I don't necessarily agree with him that often.
It wasn’t aimed at me despite you saying “so you, like him...”
The important bit was the second half of that phrase. See if you can work it out, fella.
Read the whole thread, I was talking to some one else. Insecurity must be terrible for you to live with, will explain some if your anger though.
Ah I see. You’ve failed to understand again.
“So you, like him...”
Who was the ‘him’ in that conversation? Take your time.
You're going round in circles and confusing yourself even more. I'll give you a few hours to catch up "Go on lad, have a look back over the conversation and see if you can find your mistake. | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
“In our society everyone’s opinion counts”
Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist.
Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal.
You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy.
My true colours are those of a ‘boy’ brought up by a bricklayer and a housekeeper. I’m a working class lad.
And I didn’t say some people’s votes are worth less than others. I implied that sometimes some people’s opinions aren’t as valid as others - let’s say you’re travelling on a plane and it’s having engine trouble. Whose opinion about how to rectify it is more valid, yours or the pilot’s?
If you’re having chest pain in public, whose opinion is more valid, the doctor passing by in the street or the white van driver parked in the lay-by next to you?
Again. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but some opinions are less valid than others.
So yes, I am ‘getting away with that’, lad.
In your post you clearly state a dinner lady doesn't deserve the same respect as an economist. You wouldn't know working class if it smacked you in the arse as you clearly have no respect for hard working people.
Mate, just because you don’t understand the point being made, don’t throw your toys out of the pram.
And I’ve worked since I was 17, and am a militant trade unionist. Now go fuck yourself.
I fully understand your point, champagne socialist.
Anyways, if you ‘fully understand’ my point, why have you got it wrong twice?
I haven't, you think dinner ladies don't deserve the same amount of respect as an economist. Your words, not mine. I disagree entirely and don't agree with your prejudice against the working class, you only seem to like middle class and above.
Sorry to have to spoon feed you, I assume people were smart enough to understand.
A dinner lady doesn’t deserve the same respect as an economist when discussing economics. Just as an economist doesn’t deserve the same respect as a barista when discussing coffee and the barista doesn’t deserve the same respect as a surgeon when discussing surgery and a surgeon doesn’t deserve the same respect as you when discussing imbeciles."Not what you said. Lorries usualyy make a beeping noise when reversing. Maybe you need a beeper fitted. And the insults reinforce how wrong you know you are. Thank you and good night  | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
“In our society everyone’s opinion counts”
Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist.
Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal.
You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy.
My true colours are those of a ‘boy’ brought up by a bricklayer and a housekeeper. I’m a working class lad.
And I didn’t say some people’s votes are worth less than others. I implied that sometimes some people’s opinions aren’t as valid as others - let’s say you’re travelling on a plane and it’s having engine trouble. Whose opinion about how to rectify it is more valid, yours or the pilot’s?
If you’re having chest pain in public, whose opinion is more valid, the doctor passing by in the street or the white van driver parked in the lay-by next to you?
Again. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but some opinions are less valid than others.
So yes, I am ‘getting away with that’, lad.
In your post you clearly state a dinner lady doesn't deserve the same respect as an economist. You wouldn't know working class if it smacked you in the arse as you clearly have no respect for hard working people.
Mate, just because you don’t understand the point being made, don’t throw your toys out of the pram.
And I’ve worked since I was 17, and am a militant trade unionist. Now go fuck yourself.
I fully understand your point, champagne socialist.
Anyways, if you ‘fully understand’ my point, why have you got it wrong twice?
I haven't, you think dinner ladies don't deserve the same amount of respect as an economist. Your words, not mine. I disagree entirely and don't agree with your prejudice against the working class, you only seem to like middle class and above.
Sorry to have to spoon feed you, I assume people were smart enough to understand.
A dinner lady doesn’t deserve the same respect as an economist when discussing economics. Just as an economist doesn’t deserve the same respect as a barista when discussing coffee and the barista doesn’t deserve the same respect as a surgeon when discussing surgery and a surgeon doesn’t deserve the same respect as you when discussing imbeciles.
Not what you said. Lorries usualyy make a beeping noise when reversing. Maybe you need a beeper fitted. And the insults reinforce how wrong you know you are. Thank you and good night "I’m not reversing on anything except the assumption that people would understand the point being made - some did as evidenced by replies. You failed. Nice try though, lad. | |||
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" So you, like him, think working class people are stupid
I honestly thought higher of you.
Go back and point out where I said working class people are stupid.
Or go back and point out where I said some peoples votes should be worth more than others (as you’ve also claimed I said).
That wasn't aimed at you. I was talking to someone I have a bit of respect for even though I don't necessarily agree with him that often.
It wasn’t aimed at me despite you saying “so you, like him...”
The important bit was the second half of that phrase. See if you can work it out, fella.
Read the whole thread, I was talking to some one else. Insecurity must be terrible for you to live with, will explain some if your anger though.
Ah I see. You’ve failed to understand again.
“So you, like him...”
Who was the ‘him’ in that conversation? Take your time.
You're going round in circles and confusing yourself even more. I'll give you a few hours to catch up
Go on lad, have a look back over the conversation and see if you can find your mistake."No mistake on my behalf, plenty on yours, ttfn. | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
“In our society everyone’s opinion counts”
Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist.
Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal.
You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy.
My true colours are those of a ‘boy’ brought up by a bricklayer and a housekeeper. I’m a working class lad.
And I didn’t say some people’s votes are worth less than others. I implied that sometimes some people’s opinions aren’t as valid as others - let’s say you’re travelling on a plane and it’s having engine trouble. Whose opinion about how to rectify it is more valid, yours or the pilot’s?
If you’re having chest pain in public, whose opinion is more valid, the doctor passing by in the street or the white van driver parked in the lay-by next to you?
Again. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but some opinions are less valid than others.
So yes, I am ‘getting away with that’, lad.
In your post you clearly state a dinner lady doesn't deserve the same respect as an economist. You wouldn't know working class if it smacked you in the arse as you clearly have no respect for hard working people.
Mate, just because you don’t understand the point being made, don’t throw your toys out of the pram.
And I’ve worked since I was 17, and am a militant trade unionist. Now go fuck yourself.
I fully understand your point, champagne socialist.
Anyways, if you ‘fully understand’ my point, why have you got it wrong twice?
I haven't, you think dinner ladies don't deserve the same amount of respect as an economist. Your words, not mine. I disagree entirely and don't agree with your prejudice against the working class, you only seem to like middle class and above.
Sorry to have to spoon feed you, I assume people were smart enough to understand.
A dinner lady doesn’t deserve the same respect as an economist when discussing economics. Just as an economist doesn’t deserve the same respect as a barista when discussing coffee and the barista doesn’t deserve the same respect as a surgeon when discussing surgery and a surgeon doesn’t deserve the same respect as you when discussing imbeciles.
Not what you said. Lorries usualyy make a beeping noise when reversing. Maybe you need a beeper fitted. And the insults reinforce how wrong you know you are. Thank you and good night "To be fair at least you haven’t repeated the lie you started this conversation with, where you claimed that I said some people’s votes shouldn’t count as much as others. | |||
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" So you, like him, think working class people are stupid
I honestly thought higher of you.
Go back and point out where I said working class people are stupid.
Or go back and point out where I said some peoples votes should be worth more than others (as you’ve also claimed I said).
That wasn't aimed at you. I was talking to someone I have a bit of respect for even though I don't necessarily agree with him that often.
It wasn’t aimed at me despite you saying “so you, like him...”
The important bit was the second half of that phrase. See if you can work it out, fella.
Read the whole thread, I was talking to some one else. Insecurity must be terrible for you to live with, will explain some if your anger though.
Ah I see. You’ve failed to understand again.
“So you, like him...”
Who was the ‘him’ in that conversation? Take your time.
You're going round in circles and confusing yourself even more. I'll give you a few hours to catch up
Go on lad, have a look back over the conversation and see if you can find your mistake.
No mistake on my behalf, plenty on yours, ttfn."“So you, like him...” Who was ‘him’? | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
“In our society everyone’s opinion counts”
Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist.
Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal.
You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy.
My true colours are those of a ‘boy’ brought up by a bricklayer and a housekeeper. I’m a working class lad.
And I didn’t say some people’s votes are worth less than others. I implied that sometimes some people’s opinions aren’t as valid as others - let’s say you’re travelling on a plane and it’s having engine trouble. Whose opinion about how to rectify it is more valid, yours or the pilot’s?
If you’re having chest pain in public, whose opinion is more valid, the doctor passing by in the street or the white van driver parked in the lay-by next to you?
Again. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but some opinions are less valid than others.
So yes, I am ‘getting away with that’, lad.
In your post you clearly state a dinner lady doesn't deserve the same respect as an economist. You wouldn't know working class if it smacked you in the arse as you clearly have no respect for hard working people.
Mate, just because you don’t understand the point being made, don’t throw your toys out of the pram.
And I’ve worked since I was 17, and am a militant trade unionist. Now go fuck yourself.
I fully understand your point, champagne socialist.
When I had fuck all they called it the politics of envy. Now I earn a crust they call it champagne socialism. It’s as if all they have are labels...."Those who call it "the politics of envy" don't actually understand what "envy" means.... Wealth redistribution is the opposite of what an envious person would do. | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
“In our society everyone’s opinion counts”
Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist.
Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal.
You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy.
My true colours are those of a ‘boy’ brought up by a bricklayer and a housekeeper. I’m a working class lad.
And I didn’t say some people’s votes are worth less than others. I implied that sometimes some people’s opinions aren’t as valid as others - let’s say you’re travelling on a plane and it’s having engine trouble. Whose opinion about how to rectify it is more valid, yours or the pilot’s?
If you’re having chest pain in public, whose opinion is more valid, the doctor passing by in the street or the white van driver parked in the lay-by next to you?
Again. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but some opinions are less valid than others.
So yes, I am ‘getting away with that’, lad.
In your post you clearly state a dinner lady doesn't deserve the same respect as an economist. You wouldn't know working class if it smacked you in the arse as you clearly have no respect for hard working people.
Mate, just because you don’t understand the point being made, don’t throw your toys out of the pram.
And I’ve worked since I was 17, and am a militant trade unionist. Now go fuck yourself.
I fully understand your point, champagne socialist.
When I had fuck all they called it the politics of envy. Now I earn a crust they call it champagne socialism. It’s as if all they have are labels....
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
“In our society everyone’s opinion counts”
Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist.
Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal.
You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy.
My true colours are those of a ‘boy’ brought up by a bricklayer and a housekeeper. I’m a working class lad.
And I didn’t say some people’s votes are worth less than others. I implied that sometimes some people’s opinions aren’t as valid as others - let’s say you’re travelling on a plane and it’s having engine trouble. Whose opinion about how to rectify it is more valid, yours or the pilot’s?
If you’re having chest pain in public, whose opinion is more valid, the doctor passing by in the street or the white van driver parked in the lay-by next to you?
Again. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but some opinions are less valid than others.
So yes, I am ‘getting away with that’, lad.
In your post you clearly state a dinner lady doesn't deserve the same respect as an economist. You wouldn't know working class if it smacked you in the arse as you clearly have no respect for hard working people.
Mate, just because you don’t understand the point being made, don’t throw your toys out of the pram.
And I’ve worked since I was 17, and am a militant trade unionist. Now go fuck yourself.
I fully understand your point, champagne socialist.
Anyways, if you ‘fully understand’ my point, why have you got it wrong twice?
I haven't, you think dinner ladies don't deserve the same amount of respect as an economist. Your words, not mine. I disagree entirely and don't agree with your prejudice against the working class, you only seem to like middle class and above.
Sorry to have to spoon feed you, I assume people were smart enough to understand.
A dinner lady doesn’t deserve the same respect as an economist when discussing economics. Just as an economist doesn’t deserve the same respect as a barista when discussing coffee and the barista doesn’t deserve the same respect as a surgeon when discussing surgery and a surgeon doesn’t deserve the same respect as you when discussing imbeciles.
Not what you said. Lorries usualyy make a beeping noise when reversing. Maybe you need a beeper fitted. And the insults reinforce how wrong you know you are. Thank you and good night
To be fair at least you haven’t repeated the lie you started this conversation with, where you claimed that I said some people’s votes shouldn’t count as much as others."No lies from me, just denial from you. Don't worry about letting your prejudice against the working class slip. You can slide back into pretending you are something you aren't and hope no one notices. It will all be forgotten soon. | |||
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"It looks like he is quit happy to defends terrorists . Apart from being a knight of the realm, the posh Trot has pocketed almost £70,000 for providing legal advice since he became an MP five years ago — working out at an eyewatering £400 an hour. This is on top of his generous salary for his day job of nearly £80,000 a year, a combined income far beyond the dreams of ordinary voters. His Momentum buddies might also question the legal company he keeps. Several law firms who defend businessmen in bribery, corruption or fraud cases have paid him handsomely. Shockingly, one that he worked for before he was an MP represented terror suspects including Abu Qatada. The leading anti-Brexiteer, who lives in a swanky North London house worth £1.75million, even earned thousands of pounds as an advisor while Gibraltar tried to nobble Brexit. Sir Kier may be the bookie’s favourite to become the next Labour leader. But down-to-earth voters will never buy his “man of the people” pose. If you are going to quote The Scum - at least be upfront about it rather than copying their piece and pretending that it is your own thoughts Hi. There was no need to quote the source as it was obvious to you and any other posters . You quoted The Sun? How embarrassing Hi. Why would anyone be embarrassed about quoting the Sun. It is a national and very successfull newspaper. Many people read it and not everyone is a high flying academic. I regard the opinions of those who are practically orientated as being just as valid as academic or the so call middle class intellectual elite .
In our society everyone's opinion counts .
The important!and crucial bit is to ensure that your opinion is transferred into a vote on the day of a general election.
“In our society everyone’s opinion counts”
Which is why we end up with the climate change denier given equal footing to the environmental scientist, the retired dinner lady given equivalent respect as the economist.
Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal.
You aren't getting away with that. What have you got against hard working people on low incomes? So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications? What utter snobbish bollocks. I suppose you want all poor people locked away as they disgust you. Shown your true colours there boy.
My true colours are those of a ‘boy’ brought up by a bricklayer and a housekeeper. I’m a working class lad.
And I didn’t say some people’s votes are worth less than others. I implied that sometimes some people’s opinions aren’t as valid as others - let’s say you’re travelling on a plane and it’s having engine trouble. Whose opinion about how to rectify it is more valid, yours or the pilot’s?
If you’re having chest pain in public, whose opinion is more valid, the doctor passing by in the street or the white van driver parked in the lay-by next to you?
Again. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but some opinions are less valid than others.
So yes, I am ‘getting away with that’, lad.
In your post you clearly state a dinner lady doesn't deserve the same respect as an economist. You wouldn't know working class if it smacked you in the arse as you clearly have no respect for hard working people.
Mate, just because you don’t understand the point being made, don’t throw your toys out of the pram.
And I’ve worked since I was 17, and am a militant trade unionist. Now go fuck yourself.
I fully understand your point, champagne socialist.
Anyways, if you ‘fully understand’ my point, why have you got it wrong twice?
I haven't, you think dinner ladies don't deserve the same amount of respect as an economist. Your words, not mine. I disagree entirely and don't agree with your prejudice against the working class, you only seem to like middle class and above.
Sorry to have to spoon feed you, I assume people were smart enough to understand.
A dinner lady doesn’t deserve the same respect as an economist when discussing economics. Just as an economist doesn’t deserve the same respect as a barista when discussing coffee and the barista doesn’t deserve the same respect as a surgeon when discussing surgery and a surgeon doesn’t deserve the same respect as you when discussing imbeciles.
Not what you said. Lorries usualyy make a beeping noise when reversing. Maybe you need a beeper fitted. And the insults reinforce how wrong you know you are. Thank you and good night
To be fair at least you haven’t repeated the lie you started this conversation with, where you claimed that I said some people’s votes shouldn’t count as much as others.
No lies from me, just denial from you. Don't worry about letting your prejudice against the working class slip. You can slide back into pretending you are something you aren't and hope no one notices. It will all be forgotten soon."So you didn’t claim that I believe votes from different groups should count differently? You’re sure? | |||
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"You need to learn to let things go. You let the mask slip, get over it. Why don’t you want to answer? Is it because you made a claim that was wrong? It’s ok boo, the evidence is there." All in your words, which are tge evidence. I need say no more, you obviously feel you need to as you don't want to admit your blatant prejudices. I look forward to your non sensicle denial, which I wont respond to because I'm bored of you. | |||
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"Is it just me?... or has anyone noticed a virus infecting most threads on here ?. Started in the east I think. Fortunately it isn't contageous and only afflicts a very small and irrelevent minority. What makes them irrelevant?" Their irrelevance to me. You have a fair point, they may be relevant to someone. So I am happy to correct myself. | |||
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"You need to learn to let things go. You let the mask slip, get over it. Why don’t you want to answer? Is it because you made a claim that was wrong? It’s ok boo, the evidence is there. All in your words, which are tge evidence. I need say no more, you obviously feel you need to as you don't want to admit your blatant prejudices. I look forward to your non sensicle denial, which I wont respond to because I'm bored of you." So you didn’t respond to: “Everyone has the right to their opinion, but not all opinions are, nor should be treated as equal” With the statement: “So dinner ladies, or any working class peoples votes shouldn't count as much as someone with proffessional qualifications?” There you go, soft lad. I hate to break it to you, but ‘opinions’ and ‘votes’ aren’t the same thing. Bye now. | |||
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"So basically, one guy thinks some voter's votes should carry more weight than someone else's, dependent on profession?" Nope. Opinions. Not votes. | |||
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"So basically, one guy thinks some voter's votes should carry more weight than someone else's, dependent on profession? Nope. Opinions. Not votes. " So, what was your point with regards to keir? | |||
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People can read the post in its entirety and see for themselves.
But even if you was, and you wasn't, only referring to opinions. Saying the opinions of the working class aren't worth as much as the middle or upper classes that you originate from is lower than a snakes arse and I whole heartedly disagree. Every ones opinion counts which is why people fought to get equality and the right to vote for the working classes and women. | |||
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"Knew you would want to get the last word in, those insecurities of yours People can read the post in its entirety and see for themselves.
But even if you was, and you wasn't, only referring to opinions. Saying the opinions of the working class aren't worth as much as the middle or upper classes that you originate from is lower than a snakes arse and I whole heartedly disagree. Every ones opinion counts which is why people fought to get equality and the right to vote for the working classes and women."I quite agree - which is why a surgeon’s opinion on haulage isn’t as worthwhile as a trucker or a haulage firm owner. See how you’ve got your panties twisted over your initial misunderstanding of the point? Glad we could clear it up. | |||
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"Knew you would want to get the last word in, those insecurities of yours People can read the post in its entirety and see for themselves.
But even if you was, and you wasn't, only referring to opinions. Saying the opinions of the working class aren't worth as much as the middle or upper classes that you originate from is lower than a snakes arse and I whole heartedly disagree. Every ones opinion counts which is why people fought to get equality and the right to vote for the working classes and women.
I quite agree - which is why a surgeon’s opinion on haulage isn’t as worthwhile as a trucker or a haulage firm owner.
See how you’ve got your panties twisted over your initial misunderstanding of the point?
Glad we could clear it up."Beep beep beep married fella reversing, beep beep beep married fella reversing. Glad we agree I was right all along. | |||
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"Knew you would want to get the last word in, those insecurities of yours People can read the post in its entirety and see for themselves.
But even if you was, and you wasn't, only referring to opinions. Saying the opinions of the working class aren't worth as much as the middle or upper classes that you originate from is lower than a snakes arse and I whole heartedly disagree. Every ones opinion counts which is why people fought to get equality and the right to vote for the working classes and women.
I quite agree - which is why a surgeon’s opinion on haulage isn’t as worthwhile as a trucker or a haulage firm owner.
See how you’ve got your panties twisted over your initial misunderstanding of the point?
Glad we could clear it up.
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"Labour are in denial . They haven’t learnt a single thing . Not one. Their conclusions after months of careful reflection are this; Their leader ( note how I didn’t mention his name as it upsets the loonies for some reason) ran a 10/10 campaign - just brilliant - fantastic Their policies had the wide support of everyone in the country . RWB wrote them and she stands by them, every last one. The right wing press did dirty mind tricks to confuse the electorate and muddy their policy waters. So it’s full steam ahead with disastrous policies and disastrous architects of said policies ( Remind me what stammerers Brexit policy was again?.. erm....err). Not forgetting that labours policies must have been right because remain parties got more votes so actually won the election. No wait .... erm err.... hang on.... give me a few more months to come up with more excuses as to why ut was the most pathetic labour election since the 1930s." Who’s saying all of that in Labour Other than RLB and her team? | |||
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"Labour are in denial . They haven’t learnt a single thing . Not one. Their conclusions after months of careful reflection are this; Their leader ( note how I didn’t mention his name as it upsets the loonies for some reason) ran a 10/10 campaign - just brilliant - fantastic Their policies had the wide support of everyone in the country . RWB wrote them and she stands by them, every last one. The right wing press did dirty mind tricks to confuse the electorate and muddy their policy waters. So it’s full steam ahead with disastrous policies and disastrous architects of said policies ( Remind me what stammerers Brexit policy was again?.. erm....err). Not forgetting that labours policies must have been right because remain parties got more votes so actually won the election. No wait .... erm err.... hang on.... give me a few more months to come up with more excuses as to why ut was the most pathetic labour election since the 1930s." . Although it was a disastrous result for Labour , it should also be noted that Corbyn's Labour got more votes in 2019 , than Milliband's Labour(2015) , Brown's Labour(2010) and more votes than Blair's Labour the last time Labour formed a government | |||
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"And calls from within his own party, to explain who donated the hundreds of thousands of pounds he is spending on his campaign . The other 2 candidates have published their sources of income to account for their respective spending of £14.87 and £39.12. Whereas Bollinger Starmer cannot quote account for his 6 figure sums of spending ( although he did name one cronie who gave him £100,000). Cheers.. hic... another magnum Keir !?... don’t mind if I do old chap" This was such an educational post. Is Bollinger his middle name? Wow. How unfortunate. I never knew that. And what's a "cronie". Is it like a crony? Also you don't mind if you do old chaps? That's surprising too. I thought the only old chap you wanted to do was Corbyn. | |||
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"Wow Andrew Neil is making keir...look like a jezza clone ...he has learnt nothing from the election defeat" The only way he can win is to bring along as many Corbynistas as possible. Hence zero criticism | |||
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"Just watched RWB and Starmer on Andrew Neil show. Starmer was actually not too bad but RWB was a train wreck. OMFG.... she’s ten times worse than beardy guy. She actually said there is no such thing as Corbynism. Jeez" Are you talking about JC again | |||
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"And she was (again) caught out as recently as last week listening in an audience to shocking anti semetic comments and sitting on her hands and not speaking up against them. She said that on reflection she should have spoken up when the anti semetic comments were made . But she didn’t . She never does. Just like JEREMY CORBYN never speaks up when anti semetic comments are made in his direct presence " Yet again, Corbyn splutters from your mouth. And all caps this time. Your obsession is growing all consuming. we get it. You want him. you lust for him. He consumes your every waking moment. Get a room. | |||
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"And she was (again) caught out as recently as last week listening in an audience to shocking anti semetic comments and sitting on her hands and not speaking up against them. She said that on reflection she should have spoken up when the anti semetic comments were made . But she didn’t . She never does. Just like JEREMY CORBYN never speaks up when anti semetic comments are made in his direct presence " JC again? | |||
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"And she was (again) caught out as recently as last week listening in an audience to shocking anti semetic comments and sitting on her hands and not speaking up against them. She said that on reflection she should have spoken up when the anti semetic comments were made . But she didn’t . She never does. Just like JEREMY CORBYN never speaks up when anti semetic comments are made in his direct presence " . Following your comments on another thread where you stated that " the French are c*nts" do you accept this comment of yours is islamophobic against French Muslims ,anti Christian against French Catholics and anti semetic against French Jews ? ? ? | |||
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"Where did I mention Jews , Christians ?., Muslims ?. Where did I mention any of that ? Please tell me" . Which French were you referring to , if not to these groups ? Your usual posts are usually so strongly against anti semetic views ( and I therefore assume any racists views) this particular message of yours stood out ,,if you refer to " the French" and these groups of people are French then how are you not referring to these people in your opinion of " the French" ? | |||
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"I have no idea what you are talking about. I didn’t even say the French were cunts. Please check your accusations" Be fair. You do rant a lot on here. It's not easy to go back and find one word among them all. | |||
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"I have no idea what you are talking about. I didn’t even say the French were cunts. Please check your accusations" . Border checks thread , quote from you " that's the EU and in particular the French for you ,A bunch of cunts and collaborators in that order " end of quote ,,do you not find that comment anti semetic against French Jews ,islamophobic against the French Muslims and anti Christian against the Catholics ? If you don't , then fair enough, that is your opinion but it just appears to go against your strongly held opinion of anti semitism | |||
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"This is what I said in the Border checks threads. I have copied it exactly ; That’s the EU and in particular the French for you . A bunch of cunts and a bunch of collaborators in that order So let me explain. I have mentioned 2 groups; the EU and the French . I have then made 2 comments about each group; a bunch of cunts and a bunch of colloborators IN THAT ORDER. This means the EU are a bunch of cunts ( a common sentiment) and the French are a bunch of collaborators - a reference to widespread French collaboration with the nazis during ww2. It is a common thing to do; to mention people or groups then make comments , signalling which comment should be attached to which group by saying “in that order”. This is a thread about Keir Starmer . I contributed to it because of his tv performance last night. Why are you bringing up things I said weeks ago about border checks ?, misquoting me and then accusing me of all sorts of nonsense about Islamaphobia etc etc. Where in the flippant comments that the EU are a bunch of cunts and the French are collaborators is there mention of Christianity , anti semetism? Islamaphobia,?. Please explain?" . I didn't misquote you , I referred to a previous post , I then quoted what you had said , you then post the exact same quote saying I had misquoted you | |||
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"This is what I said in the Border checks threads. I have copied it exactly ; That’s the EU and in particular the French for you . A bunch of cunts and a bunch of collaborators in that order So let me explain. I have mentioned 2 groups; the EU and the French . I have then made 2 comments about each group; a bunch of cunts and a bunch of colloborators IN THAT ORDER. This means the EU are a bunch of cunts ( a common sentiment) and the French are a bunch of collaborators - a reference to widespread French collaboration with the nazis during ww2. It is a common thing to do; to mention people or groups then make comments , signalling which comment should be attached to which group by saying “in that order”. This is a thread about Keir Starmer . I contributed to it because of his tv performance last night. Why are you bringing up things I said weeks ago about border checks ?, misquoting me and then accusing me of all sorts of nonsense about Islamaphobia etc etc. Where in the flippant comments that the EU are a bunch of cunts and the French are collaborators is there mention of Christianity , anti semetism? Islamaphobia,?. Please explain?" Stop digging. If you don’t feel embarrassed / you should. | |||
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"Wow Andrew Neil is making keir...look like a jezza clone ...he has learnt nothing from the election defeat" To be fair, none of the leadership candidates have, which is why it's not going to make any difference who they choose, they'll be out of government for decades. 4 General election defeats in a row and they still aren't listening to the people and still aren't actually looking into why they're performing so badly. | |||
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"This is what I said in the Border checks threads. I have copied it exactly ; That’s the EU and in particular the French for you . A bunch of cunts and a bunch of collaborators in that order So let me explain. I have mentioned 2 groups; the EU and the French . I have then made 2 comments about each group; a bunch of cunts and a bunch of colloborators IN THAT ORDER. This means the EU are a bunch of cunts ( a common sentiment) and the French are a bunch of collaborators - a reference to widespread French collaboration with the nazis during ww2. It is a common thing to do; to mention people or groups then make comments , signalling which comment should be attached to which group by saying “in that order”. This is a thread about Keir Starmer . I contributed to it because of his tv performance last night. Why are you bringing up things I said weeks ago about border checks ?, misquoting me and then accusing me of all sorts of nonsense about Islamaphobia etc etc. Where in the flippant comments that the EU are a bunch of cunts and the French are collaborators is there mention of Christianity , anti semetism? Islamaphobia,?. Please explain? Stop digging. If you don’t feel embarrassed / you should." He never stops digging. He just shouts louder. | |||
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"You have to do that sometimes when people don't listen." Eh, what was that? Did you say something? | |||
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"You have to do that sometimes when people don't listen. Eh, what was that? Did you say something? "I SAID 'YOU HAVE TO DO THAT SOMETIMES WHEN PEOPLE DON'T LISTEN' | |||
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"You have to do that sometimes when people don't listen. Eh, what was that? Did you say something?
I SAID 'YOU HAVE TO DO THAT SOMETIMES WHEN PEOPLE DON'T LISTEN' " | |||
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"It helps if you can read . The EU are cunts. Duh." . Is that everyone in the EU ??? | |||
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"What was this thread about again? ". It was about the Labour leadership campaign ,but got a little sidetracked ,so currently trying to find out if those who find antisemitism is evil as I do think it is OK to refer the EU as c*nts and the French as collaborators as it appears somewhat hypocritical if they do due to the number of jews in the EU and France ,,,with regard the Andrew Neill interviews I believe that Lisa Nandy did best ,probably followed by Kier Starmer slightly in front of Rebecca Long Bailey and all 3 did better than Jeremy Corbyn's in his pre election interview with Andrew Neill ,,but fair play to all 4 of the for facing Neill ,something the current Prime Minister was not prepared to do ( too scared???) ,,but in fairness to Boris Johnson and to show political balance in my message Johnson was prepared to be grilled by Holly and Phillip | |||
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"What was this thread about again? . It was about the Labour leadership campaign ,but got a little sidetracked ,so currently trying to find out if those who find antisemitism is evil as I do think it is OK to refer the EU as c*nts and the French as collaborators as it appears somewhat hypocritical if they do due to the number of jews in the EU and France ,,,with regard the Andrew Neill interviews I believe that Lisa Nandy did best ,probably followed by Kier Starmer slightly in front of Rebecca Long Bailey and all 3 did better than Jeremy Corbyn's in his pre election interview with Andrew Neill ,,but fair play to all 4 of the for facing Neill ,something the current Prime Minister was not prepared to do ( too scared???) ,,but in fairness to Boris Johnson and to show political balance in my message Johnson was prepared to be grilled by Holly and Phillip "lol | |||
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"What was this thread about again? . It was about the Labour leadership campaign ,but got a little sidetracked ,so currently trying to find out if those who find antisemitism is evil as I do think it is OK to refer the EU as c*nts and the French as collaborators as it appears somewhat hypocritical if they do due to the number of jews in the EU and France ,,,with regard the Andrew Neill interviews I believe that Lisa Nandy did best ,probably followed by Kier Starmer slightly in front of Rebecca Long Bailey and all 3 did better than Jeremy Corbyn's in his pre election interview with Andrew Neill ,,but fair play to all 4 of the for facing Neill ,something the current Prime Minister was not prepared to do ( too scared???) ,,but in fairness to Boris Johnson and to show political balance in my message Johnson was prepared to be grilled by Holly and Phillip " | |||
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