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Do you not think that, perhaps, one is being just a tad hysterical?Originally posted by AtW View PostHe was not on a srag-do, and even on that case blackmail material is blackmail material---
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I think if any MP does this stuff in a pub on request whilst being filmed then this person should not be an MP due to lack of sound judgement, or he can’t manage his drinks, which is even worse.Originally posted by wattaj View PostDo you not think that, perhaps, one is being just a tad hysterical?Comment
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AgreedOriginally posted by AtW View PostI think if any MP does this stuff in a pub on request whilst being filmed then this person should not be an MP due to lack of sound judgement, or he can’t manage his drinks, which is even worse.
I’ve been drunk a few hundred times over the years and not once got my cock out - even on requests
Except at swingers events obviously
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Every time I've been asked to get my cock out I have to decline and tell them PC lives too far away.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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Do you believe a person can grow (and mature) with increasing age (12 years in this case)?Originally posted by AtW View PostI think if any MP does this stuff in a pub on request whilst being filmed then this person should not be an MP due to lack of sound judgement, or he can’t manage his drinks, which is even worse.
Do you believe a person should never be able to move on from historical mistakes (that nobody at the event complained about) and has apologised for?
Do you believe, that maybe, you are just so rabidly anti-tory, that a relatively innocuous happening over a decade ago, triggers you absolutely?Originally posted by Old GregI admit I'm just a lazy, lying cretinous hypocrite and must be going deaf♕Keep calm & carry on♕Comment
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I believe that MPs should be able to pass strict background check with particular focus on making sure they can't be blackmailed, especially so if they are in the ruling party where their vote actually matters.
Also voters are entitled to know what kind of piece of tulip MP candidate is - it should have been exposed during election campaign.Comment
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Maybe, if parliament is to be representative of the people, it should include normal people who, like the rest of us, make poor decisions occasionally.
It is parliament, not heaven.bloggoth
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Originally posted by AtW View PostAlso voters are entitled to know what kind 'cock' MP candidate is - it should have been exposed during election campaign.
But I discovered nothing else but depraved, excessive superstition. Pliny the youngerComment
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