PM Boris Johnson - monster thread for a monster twat
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Silly Rabbit
well it easier than just shouting at the fuckers that you were not angry about needing to now show id when you vote
but got pissed off about xmas and sports events
well it easier than just shouting at the fuckers that you were not angry about needing to now show id when you vote
but got pissed off about xmas and sports events
It's a bit of a stereotype but I wonder if there are many in the venn diagram of tutting at BLM protests last year, there's a pandemic on, arrest them etc. Who are now all about the freedomz!
Kaka Tim
Half Arsed and Slapdash till I Die
i really dont get why some are surprised that party gate has struck a chord with the wider public. most people dont follow politics closely other than when it directly affects them - and this absolutely does - everyone was under restrictions and the sight of the people who laid down those restrictions openly and consistently flouting them will have gone down like a cup of cold sick.
And as for "surely they knows that these cunts are cunts" - well this is not typical behaviour - every other government since the war would have made sure that there were no parties or rule breaking amongst its own staff and ministers - partly because it would political suicide to do otherwise.
Even Cameron would have kept his little party's under the radar - not have the entire government doing what the fuck it likes across downing street, whitehall and Conservative HQ - that's what really stands out for me - they didnt slip off to some high hedged home counties retreat - it was in the official buildings - openly condoned by the highest authority.
How would your employer have reacted if you'd have used your workplace for a lockdown busting knees up? Turn up with a hamper and the bubbly and hosted the quiz? - or slapped you with a p45 quicker than you could say "gross misconduct" ?
And as for "surely they knows that these cunts are cunts" - well this is not typical behaviour - every other government since the war would have made sure that there were no parties or rule breaking amongst its own staff and ministers - partly because it would political suicide to do otherwise.
Even Cameron would have kept his little party's under the radar - not have the entire government doing what the fuck it likes across downing street, whitehall and Conservative HQ - that's what really stands out for me - they didnt slip off to some high hedged home counties retreat - it was in the official buildings - openly condoned by the highest authority.
How would your employer have reacted if you'd have used your workplace for a lockdown busting knees up? Turn up with a hamper and the bubbly and hosted the quiz? - or slapped you with a p45 quicker than you could say "gross misconduct" ?
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Serge Forward
Just enjoyin' my coffee.
Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, barely a blip. Hypocrisy in the upper echelons, popular outrage. Twas ever thus.
Chilli.s
mingling jets and statuettes
That's the thing, at a certain level now, there is no such thing as missconduct. And this badly damages society at many levels, school kids are now being taught not to take responsibility but to work out ways to avoid it.
Could be a good thing in the long run, revolution needs young fighters.
Bahnhof Strasse
Met up with Hannah Courtoy a week next Tuesday
The Met has referred itself to whatever the cunts who whitewash pig abuse are called this week, on grounds of ‘aiding and abetting a criminal offence’ in not stopping the parties they could see going on in full force right in front of their snouts.
existentialist
Tired and unemotional
It's bound to be a whitewash, but it keeps the pot boiling nicely.
Chilli.s
mingling jets and statuettes
Yeah, you just wouldn't would you. fuck up yer career for the sake of those tossers. This is why it's obvious that strong principled management doesn't exist
Schmetterling
I saw something nasty in the woodshed!
Hmmmm; I wonder, could it possibly have been the police who took photos?
Chilli.s
mingling jets and statuettes
Id hope that there was at least one non rotten apple in the barrel
It'll be the low level coppers who'll get the blame for not intervening
Bahnhof Strasse
Met up with Hannah Courtoy a week next Tuesday
Surely Cressida will be honourable enough to accept that her officers act on her behalf and she’ll fall on her sword, no?
Tbf that's what i look like most days. And i can't even blame the Special Brew
LeytonCatLady
Well-Known Member
Oh, the resemblance to Trump is eerie!
Calamity1971
If Mr Peanut says It's okay, then it is.
Mr Magoo is on one again . Popcorn or tortillas?
existentialist
Tired and unemotional
Both.
scalyboy
They’re taking the piss now
Absolutely.
They blatantly flouted their own rules, the ones they imposed on us, leading to some awful situations whereby relatives were unable to visit their sick or dying loved ones.
In addition - and as Pickman's model pointed out earlier - no-one likes being laughed at. And that’s just what Allegra Stratton appeared to be doing, giggling away.
People really, really, really hate making the sacrifices that everybody has been ordered to make, and then finding out others didn't make them . It taps right in to toddler-level emotion of "IT'S NOT FAAAAAAAAIR".
And then you have this situation, in which the sacrifice being made was really very serious -- not seeing your own dying relatives.
And then you have them laughing about it.
And as for the idea that "most people" weren't obeying -- I'd say that's bollocks. Most people have always gone alone with what they have been told to do. Sure, there is always a minority that don't, but don't let their visibility fool you into thinking that's anything but a minority. One of the things that's taken me by surprise in each lockdown is just how laser-focused almost everybody seems to be on the exact letter of the law for each and every rule.
And then you have this situation, in which the sacrifice being made was really very serious -- not seeing your own dying relatives.
And then you have them laughing about it.
And as for the idea that "most people" weren't obeying -- I'd say that's bollocks. Most people have always gone alone with what they have been told to do. Sure, there is always a minority that don't, but don't let their visibility fool you into thinking that's anything but a minority. One of the things that's taken me by surprise in each lockdown is just how laser-focused almost everybody seems to be on the exact letter of the law for each and every rule.
danny la rouge
More like *fanny* la rouge!
The Cops were sending drones up to tell Joe Bloggs what was essential.
Steel Icarus
we move
I didn't think there were internal restrictions on travel
danny la rouge
More like *fanny* la rouge!
Steel Icarus
we move
All the guidance I can get hold of says there are no restrictions on people meeting outdoors, on exercise, social distancing, travel within the UK...whether or not that's sensible isn't what I'm talking about
teqniq
DisMembered
Colour me hugely surprised:
www.theguardian.com
Police watchdog dismisses complaint against No 10 officers over alleged party
IOPC was asked to investigate after reports of gathering during lockdown in December last year
danny la rouge
More like *fanny* la rouge!
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