Another new long-Covid symptom…...
Not being able to realise when you are at a party
Not being able to realise when you are at a party
The restrictions at the time allowed for this. This is old news and has been discredited over a year ago. The right wing press are only raising it again to distract, which has obviously succeeded with the more gullible.I see Starmer has been pictured having drinks with colleagues during lockdown. He has insisted he was working and won't apologise. It's nowhere near on the same scale as Boris and No.10 but he's now lost the moral high ground. ****ing idiot. He'd have been better off apologising TBH.
Just having a look, there are some backing Keir Starmer others not, some absolutely barking. Surprising number supporting KS.Surely not on the Daily Mail comment section though?
No need for insults, particularly from a mod. I didn't realise this was old news. I'm not a huge follower of politics. Admittedly I should have noticed it was only in The Mail but I did get up at 3.30 this morning for work.The restrictions at the time allowed for this. This is old news and has been discredited over a year ago. The right wing press are only raising it again to distract, which has obviously succeeded with the more gullible.
Fair enough, I apologise for the implied insult, which wasn’t aimed at you but the Daily Mail readership. This is a rehashed story which the Mail ran a year ago, when even they made it clear that Starmer wasn’t breaking any rules in force at the time. As I said, to raise it again now is classic whataboutery which is actually doing Johnson’s defenders more harm than good, as Jabbo’s post makes clear.No need for insults, particularly from a mod. I didn't realise this was old news. I'm not a huge follower of politics. Admittedly I should have noticed it was only in The Mail but I did get up at 3.30 this morning for work.
Fair enough, I was just browsing the headlines while drinking my coffee and it stood out like a sore thumb as all the other papers had Boris on the front page. If my brain was functioning fully, I would have noticed it was in the Mail!Fair enough, I apologise for the implied insult, which wasn’t aimed at you but the Daily Mail readership. This is a rehashed story which the Mail ran a year ago, when even they made it clear that Starmer wasn’t breaking any rules in force at the time. As I said, to raise it again now is classic whataboutery which is actually doing Johnson’s defenders more harm than good, as Jabbo’s post makes clear.
I only realised it was old news when I read the BBC summary of front pages, spotted the outlier and did a bit of active diggingNo need for insults, particularly from a mod. I didn't realise this was old news. I'm not a huge follower of politics. Admittedly I should have noticed it was only in The Mail but I did get up at 3.30 this morning for work.
I think that third to last one was tongue in cheek.Just having a look, there are some backing Keir Starmer others not, some absolutely barking. Surprising number supporting KS.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...nious-Sir-Keir-apologise.html#reader-comments
"Starmer didn't call for Johnson's resignation apon the publishing of the picture of Johnson drinking with his wife after work. He has called for it only in the last few days, when it has subsequently established that Johnson attended another event, which was clearly a party, after previously lying that no such event took place, and that even if it had taken place, ' no guidelines were broken' , and the widespread drinking culture in Downing Street. I don't know how anyone with a straight face can compare this with drinking a half pint to accompany food at a meeting."
And.
"If people think having a bottle of beer in a constituency office with a few staff whilst campaigning is the same as having a load of parties, there is no point in arguing, either they are deluded or just want Johnson to remain in power."
Plus.
"A lazy bit of spin and deflection away from Johnson. Starmer was in Durham, working and having dinner between meetings, not having a free for all in his house. Get real DM, this stinks of desperation.
Then there's.
"If the public are emotionally foolish enough to fall for Kier starmer the hangover will be horrendous! Look over at the US and learn ....... Starmers calling Boris a liar is laughable.. His team are taking directions from US Democrats..... come back nigel"
Also.
"I urge the DM to keep running this story. There must be a full and independent inquiry into Starmer's illegal beer drinking with chums."
With.
"Whats good enough for one he insisted Boris should resign well so should he!"
This.
"Captain Catastrophe making labour even more unelectable than old korbynski did."
Yes possibly tongue in cheek although the support for Spaffalot from some ministers is more tongue between cheeks.I think that third to last one was tongue in cheek.
Some crazy stuff there though. How does “bring back Nigel” have anything to do with labour or the opposition?!
I'm not suggesting anything, but I saw Sue Gray in B&Q at the weekend buying a big tub of whitewash.
Apparently, Boris wanted to say that he went to the party to test his eyesight.....