Why would anyone want to hug David Davis unless they were blind?
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Nope, I that's not what I said or meant. What I would want in a leader of a British political party is not to have sided with groups that were actively (and indiscriminately) killing British citizens. That's the difference.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostDidn't realise it's OK to have people round for tea who like to have non-British political dissidents raped by dogs. Thank you for clarifying for me.Comment
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Though given the choice I'd hug Davis a hundred times over Abbott.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWhy would anyone want to hug David Davis unless they were blind?Comment
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No need to insult blind people.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWhy would anyone want to hug David Davis unless they were blind?"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Indeed he was a nasty bit of work but so was Nelson Mandela & Martin McGuiness everyone was up for cuddling them.Originally posted by northernladyuk View Post
The Backbencher – 3 Things You Didn’t (Want To) Know About Nelson Mandela
Martin McGuinness 'ordered human bombs' - BelfastTelegraph.co.ukComment
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And both now have a rosey glow surrounding them. Funny old world.Originally posted by vetran View PostIndeed he was a nasty bit of work but so was Nelson Mandela & Martin McGuiness everyone was up for cuddling them.
The Backbencher – 3 Things You Didn’t (Want To) Know About Nelson Mandela
Martin McGuinness 'ordered human bombs' - BelfastTelegraph.co.ukComment
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What a strange parochial view to the morality of taking tea with political murderers. You're not a Brexit supporter by any chance are you?Originally posted by The_Equalizer View PostNope, I that's not what I said or meant. What I would want in a leader of a British political party is not to have sided with groups that were actively (and indiscriminately) killing British citizens. That's the difference.Comment
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Nope. I questioned your statement about Corbyn being a "decent honest MP" by mentioning he has a close relationship with Sinn Fein. A number of Sinn Fein's members, including those who Corbyn likes to take tea with, are not in the least bit worried about British citizens dying. In fact they have taken an active role in such deaths. Corbyn basically backs a 'cause' that sees Corbyn's fellow countryfolk as fair game. I do believe that MPs should put the welfare of their fellow citizens before all else. So is Corbyn a decent MP in my eyes - no.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostWhat a strange parochial view to the morality of taking tea with political murderers. You're not a Brexit supporter by any chance are you?
What on earth that has to do with Brexit I've no idea.Comment
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We will have to agree to disagree. Political leaders talk with all sorts. I am no more bothered about Corbyn and IRA terrorists than you are by Thatcher and Pinochet.Originally posted by The_Equalizer View PostNope. I questioned your statement about Corbyn being a "decent honest MP" by mentioning he has a close relationship with Sinn Fein. A number of Sinn Fein's members, including those who Corbyn likes to take tea with, are not in the least bit worried about British citizens dying. In fact they have taken an active role in such deaths. Corbyn basically backs a 'cause' that sees Corbyn's fellow countryfolk as fair game. I do believe that MPs should put the welfare of their fellow citizens before all else. So is Corbyn a decent MP in my eyes - no.
What on earth that has to do with Brexit I've no idea.Comment
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I think many English voters would disagree with you. They know they have to put up with Sinn Fein in the Government, not many like it especially when they know they killed Brits.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostWe will have to agree to disagree. Political leaders talk with all sorts. I am no more bothered about Corbyn and IRA terrorists than you are by Thatcher and Pinochet.
I'm not keen on Pinochet or Putin but world leaders have to be.Comment
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