25-09-2019, 11:50 PM
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Re: Boris Speaking today in Parliament
With reference to Aido Potato post:
I( don't care what side you are on in this forum. This is just beyond vile. I'm saying nothing more on this. This is just too bottom of the barrel. Any semblance of decency has just evaporated. )
You didn't watch it then ?
You should have done. Jo Cox was constantly being raised by members of the opposition , in a way of explaining how Brexit has caused the division and how public anger is beginning to show on the streets towards MP's etc. using the tragedy of Jo Cox as an example .
He replied saying the best way to stop the anger and division is by getting Brexit done, and thus reducing the anger that is growing throughout the country.
He's right. So don't start another character assassination. Ask the MP's why they raised Jo Cox as an example .
26-09-2019, 12:01 AM
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Re: Boris Speaking today in Parliament
Originally Posted by Puddle Duck
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He's right. So don't start another character assassination. Ask the MP's why they raised Jo Cox as an example .
26-09-2019, 05:42 AM
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Re: Boris Speaking today in Parliament
Originally Posted by Puddle Duck
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With reference to Aido Potato post :
I( don't care what side you are on in this forum. This is just beyond vile. I'm saying nothing more on this. This is just too bottom of the barrel. Any semblance of decency has just evaporated. )
You didn't watch it then ?
You should have done. Jo Cox was constantly being raised by members of the opposition , in a way of explaining how Brexit has caused the division and how public anger is beginning to show on the streets towards MP's etc. using the tragedy of Jo Cox as an example .
He replied saying the best way to stop the anger and division is by getting Brexit done, and thus reducing the anger that is growing throughout the country.
He's right. So don't start another character assassination. Ask the MP's why they raised Jo Cox as an example .
Boris’s behaviour was appalling and his response to the question was disrespectful as would saying the same s could be achieved by revoking Article 50
Any decent human being would have answered the question in a respectful manner but unfortunately Johnson has no moral compass and lacks the balance of empathy and statesmanship required
That you and others think he is right is shows how far this malaise in our society has spread
26-09-2019, 05:56 AM
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Re: Boris Speaking today in Parliament
Originally Posted by Banchory
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You like Boris fail to understand that the anger was directed at the language being used by Boris that incites hate and division and fuels the threats of personal harm against MP’s and members of the public alike and in the case of Jo Cox lead to her deathBoris’s behaviour was appalling and his response to the question was disrespectful as would saying the same s could be achieved by revoking Article 50
Any decent human being would have answered the question in a respectful manner but unfortunately Johnson has no moral compass and lacks the balance of empathy and statesmanship required
That you and others think he is right is shows how far this malaise in our society has spread
More cheap shots and stupid stunts from the left.
#bandwagon
26-09-2019, 09:09 AM
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Re: Boris Speaking today in Parliament
Originally Posted by Banchory
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You like Boris fail to understand that the anger was directed at the language being used by Boris that incites hate and division and fuels the threats of personal harm against MP’s and members of the public alike and in the case of Jo Cox lead to her deathBoris’s behaviour was appalling and his response to the question was disrespectful as would saying the same s could be achieved by revoking Article 50
Any decent human being would have answered the question in a respectful manner but unfortunately Johnson has no moral compass and lacks the balance of empathy and statesmanship required
That you and others think he is right is shows how far this malaise in our society has spread
Complete crap coming from you.
Words like 'Surrender Act', (referred to Bens Bill) Traitor, and Betrayal. ????
Those responsible should NOT have used Jo Cox as a tool for their own convenience. If they are unable to make a point without referring to a colleague who was so tragically killed, then they should not be sitting in the HoC's They have no right to be there spewing out their pent-up inhibitions .
26-09-2019, 09:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Puddle Duck
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Tripe. His response was to those who brought Jo Cox into the argument using her memory in a trivial and totally disrespectful way of making a parallel to their own well being because of his 'language' ? Complete crap coming from you.
Words like 'Surrender Act', (referred to Bens Bill) Traitor, and Betrayal. ????
Those responsible should NOT have used Jo Cox as a tool for their own convenience. If they are unable to make a point without referring to a colleague who was so tragically killed, then they should not be sitting in the HoC's They have no right to be there spewing out their pent-up inhibitions .
Well said PD!!
26-09-2019, 09:21 AM
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Re: Boris Speaking today in Parliament
Hooray for Boris & Geoffrey Cox!At last we have a government that's standing up for the majority & the result of the Referendum, unlike Theresa The Betrayer
If the Opposition & the Remainers don't like it, well tough - they have used every trick & insult they can think of for over 3 years
If they're squealing & complaining then Brexit supporters must be getting something right
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