Pathetic

[original PM]

But he did not need to hear the speech to be offended by it

Someone told him about it and he said he was then offended on behalf of someone else

Fookin tw@

[Chuck]

Not sure if anyone saw the Daily Politics today, but he was on, and it was a total car crash. He couldn't even recall what specifically she'd said. Basically, he had no idea what he was complaining about and Andrew Neil really didn't need to try very hard.

It was great. AN didn't even have to try, the Professor looked like a total idiot. He hadn't even seen or heard the speech that he complained about.

[NigelJK]

We should start a thread that contains all desperate attempts to get on TV. I realise that it would fill very quickly with X-Factor contestants but that's what it's there for right?

[NotAllThere]

Police treat home secretary speech as 'hate incident' - BBC News


We have become a nation of virtue signalling, liberal, hand-wringing s

As Truss said: That. Is. A. Disgrace.

[vetran]

However, it had to be recorded as a "non-crime hate incident" in accordance with police national guidelines.
These state: "Where any person, including police personnel, reports a hate incident which would not be the primary responsibility of another agency, it must be recorded regardless of whether or not they are the victim, and irrespective of whether there is any evidence to identify the hate element."

well that's that, but he got on the telly which is what he wanted.

[jamesbrown]

Not sure if anyone saw the Daily Politics today, but he was on, and it was a total car crash. He couldn't even recall what specifically she'd said. Basically, he had no idea what he was complaining about and Andrew Neil really didn't need to try very hard.

[Pip in a Poke]

That explains it. Did you know her personally?

Ex in-laws knew the parents. Went to the same church.

[shaunbhoy]

Well, you can take the woman out of Westbury but you can't take Westbury out of the woman.

Bleeding Carrot Crunchers!!

[fullyautomatix]

Well, you can take the woman out of Westbury but you can't take Westbury out of the woman.

(Not that she said anything wrong, I just felt like saying it )

Actually, our Amber is from a very well heeled family, Chalcot House, Dilton Marsh being the erstwhile family seat.

That explains it. Did you know her personally?

[MrMarkyMark]

Well, you can take the woman out of Westbury but you can't take Westbury out of the woman.

(Not that she said anything wrong, I just felt like saying it )

Actually, our Amber is from a very well heeled family, Chalcot House, Dilton Marsh being the erstwhile family seat.

But can you take the woman out of scroaty

[LondonManc]

Is the prof a scouser? They're offended by everything too.

[Pip in a Poke]

Well, you can take the woman out of Westbury but you can't take Westbury out of the woman.

(Not that she said anything wrong, I just felt like saying it )

Actually, our Amber is from a very well heeled family, Chalcot House, Dilton Marsh being the erstwhile family seat.

[MrMarkyMark]

Police treat home secretary speech as 'hate incident' - BBC News


We have become a nation of virtue signalling, liberal, hand-wringing er:s

Oh........

You terrible man, hand wringers have feelings too

[NigelJK]

You speak for yourself, I'm certainly not

[DimPrawn]

Police treat home secretary speech as 'hate incident' - BBC News

West Midlands Police has said the home secretary's speech to last year's Conservative Party conference is being treated as a "hate incident".

In the speech, Amber Rudd suggested tightening rules that allow UK firms to recruit workers from overseas.

An Oxford University professor complained to the force claiming Ms Rudd was using "hate speech" to foster support for her political aims.

We have become a nation of virtue signalling, liberal, hand-wringing s