PM Boris Johnson - monster thread for a monster twat

[eatmorecheese]

Johnson was wrong, of course he was, but so were a myriad of my neighbours, indeed, so were we. During the period where there were to be no gatherings, we had visitors, but visitors who were as scrupulous as we were re hygiene etc, and we sat outside.

There is more than a whiff of hypocrisy in this, politicians and people who work with them are just that, people, with all the frailties that involves.

Fair points, but this goes beyond the rule breaking. It's repeatedly lying about the breaches, their scale, their frequency all along the line, including to Parliament. And seemingly feeling that he is entitled enough that we should allow this and make an exception for him, and that anyone who objects to this is being churlish.

 

[Pickman's model]

As has sass. Tory fucking apologists.

yeh but sass shows signs of intelligent life now and again

 

[Elpenor]

Met probably helpfully not issuing the fine until after the election. Or they have deliberately not opened the letter yet.

I wondered if they’re (conveniently?) covered by the purdah period that impacts on govt announcements?

 

[Sasaferrato]

Fair points, but this goes beyond the rule breaking. It's repeatedly lying about the breaches, their scale, their frequency all along the line, including to Parliament. And seemingly feeling that he is entitled enough that we should allow this and make an exception for him, and that anyone who objects to this is being churlish.

I know, I'm trying hard not to defend Johnson. Unfortunately, my response kind of makes it inevitable.

 

[Sasaferrato]

I wondered if they’re (conveniently?) covered by the purdah period that impacts on govt announcements?

They have said this is so.

 

[two sheds]

I know, I'm trying hard not to defend Johnson. Unfortunately, my response kind of makes it inevitable.

One mistake was saying that there was hypocrisy in calling Johnson to account. The major hypocrisy is him setting the rules then breaking them. The rest pales into insignificance.

 

[SpookyFrank]

Johnson was wrong, of course he was, but...

Ooh, I'm gonna stop reading there to let the suspense build up a bit. I just bet the next bit is gonna be amazing.

 

[Sasaferrato]

i think the prime minister long ago proved he was a dick

Well he certainly has one, and in good working order. Seven children? Or perhaps eight?

 

[Sasaferrato]

One mistake was saying that there was hypocrisy in calling Johnson to account. The major hypocrisy is him setting the rules then breaking them. The rest pales into insignificance.

Correct.

There is no way of making my general point on this without defending Johnson, which I do not want to do.

 

[cupid_stunt]

Well he certainly has one, and in good working order. Seven children? Or perhaps eight?

Including him.

 

[Sasaferrato]

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Including him.

What does amuse me is his complaints about the cost of said children. Why have seven children if you are not prepared to support them? Indeed, why have seven children at all.

He's looking older since he caught Covid, prior to that I was quite astonished he had children in their late twenties.

 

[Pickman's model]

Well he certainly has one, and in good working order. Seven children? Or perhaps eight?

an entire orchestra i'm told

 

[two sheds]

certainly a full wind section

 

[Dystopiary]

certainly a full wind section

He's got some brass and all.

 

[Storm Fox]

He's got some brass and all.

And is certainly good on the fiddle.

 

[bluescreen]

He's got some brass and all.

No, he always claims to be skint. The only brass he has is neck.

 

[belboid]

Johnson was wrong, of course he was, but so were a myriad of my neighbours, indeed, so were we. During the period where there were to be no gatherings, we had visitors, but visitors who were as scrupulous as we were re hygiene etc, and we sat outside.

There is more than a whiff of hypocrisy in this, politicians and people who work with them are just that, people, with all the frailties that involves.

Ohh fuck off you sad cunt.

 

[Ax^]

Johnson was wrong, of course he was, but so were a myriad of my neighbours, indeed, so were we. During the period where there were to be no gatherings, we had visitors, but visitors who were as scrupulous as we were re hygiene etc, and we sat outside.

There is more than a whiff of hypocrisy in this, politicians and people who work with them are just that, people, with all the frailties that involves.

oh stop licking the boots of Tory's they made the rules and some people followed them to the letter and had people die alone because of those rules

 

[Sasaferrato]

Ohh fuck off you sad cunt.

Fuck off yourself cuntlugs.

Incidentally you semi-literate cretin, 'Oh' has a single 'O'.

 

[Sasaferrato]

oh stop licking the boots of Tory's they made the rules and some people followed them to the letter and had people die alone because of those rules

Your user name is very apt.

 

[Ax^]

oh stop it trying to give them a pass by trying to humanise the lying scumbags

even if you put it in the context that almost the whole country at some point breached the covid restrictions

They did not and i repeat , issue fines to other people for it
and come out to the media and lie about it on multiple occasions and mislead the houses for parliment

you are defending wankers and almost as bad as the stuff that ress mogg shite is coming out with

 

[Sasaferrato]

oh stop it trying to give them a pass by trying to humanise the lying scumbags

even if you put it in the context that almost the whole country at some point breached the covid restrictions

They did not and i repeat , issue fines to other people for it
and come out to the media and lie about it on multiple occasions and mislead the houses for parliment

you are defending wankers and almost as bad as the stuff that ress mogg shite is coming out with

I gave up on the subject, because I couldn't really get my point across without defending Johnson, and I DO NOT wish to defend Johnson. What he did is indefensible, given his position, which is the crux of the matter. Joe Bloggs did break the law, however, Joe Bloggs didn't make the law, Johnson did.

 

[magneze]

It's worse really. Rees Mogg does it for self preservation.

 

[belboid]

Fuck off yourself cuntlugs.

Incidentally you semi-literate cretin, 'Oh' has a single 'O'.

I suspect you meant ‘h’ - and either is perfectly acceptable in fact.

 

[two sheds]

Oohh no it isn't

 

[Raheem]

There is actually a spelling which has been officialised.

 

[brogdale]

Johnson was wrong, of course he was, but so were a myriad of my neighbours, indeed, so were we. During the period where there were to be no gatherings, we had visitors, but visitors who were as scrupulous as we were re hygiene etc, and we sat outside.

There is more than a whiff of hypocrisy in this, politicians and people who work with them are just that, people, with all the frailties that involves.

I get that those sympathetic to the party he leads are motivated to excuse his law-breaking but it seems incredible to me that you can't see that those "people" who presume to govern their fellow man deserve/need to be held, at least, to the standards that they impose.

I was always under the impression that tory types were keen on lawanorder

 

[Puddy_Tat]

I was always under the impression that tory types were keen on lawanorder

only for the 'lower orders'

 

[two sheds]

 

[weltweit]

I am surprised he is still there tbh but I can't see that he can hang on past the local elections and the result of the police investigation and then the civil service report.

He seems determined to stay though, I wonder if he knows something we don't.