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Previously on "Question Time"

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  • snaw
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    Originally posted by Menelaus View Post
    That's appalling.

    So - let me see if I've got this straight - with a sample size of ONE she reckosn that MMRs to blame?

    Idiot.
    Nah, she just came across as a mouthy moron - very lightweight.

    Don't watch it very often, but since the whole expenses thing I've tuned in for the bloodbath.

    Apart from reinforcing why I canny stand most politicians it did remind me that the British public, by and large, are either morons or are incapable of putting a coherent thought/question across and that Paddy Ashdown is a very decent fellow indeed.

    I loved it when he caught that labour bint with her pants down waffling about transparency. The look on her face was ******* priceless - she was actually speechless for a couple of seconds before her mouth started flapping and she waved her hand in the air as she was trying to think of a retort

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  • Menelaus
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    Originally posted by Pondlife View Post
    It's wrong that these people are given airtime. I'm all for 'balance' in any argument but presenting the likes of Philips as credible is just dangerous.
    There is a limit (called "science" or "evidence" or "experimentation") as to defining the effectiveness of Voltaires approach.

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  • Pondlife
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    It's wrong that these people are given airtime. I'm all for 'balance' in any argument but presenting the likes of Philips as credible is just dangerous.

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  • TykeMerc
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    Originally posted by Menelaus View Post
    That's appalling.

    So - let me see if I've got this straight - with a sample size of ONE she reckosn that MMRs to blame?

    Idiot.
    No kidding.

    All 3 of my sons had MMR innoculations and none of them are autistic despite the fact that I have an autistic cousin who was autistic long before MMR was invented.

    I'm glad I missed Question Time yesterday.

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  • Amiga500
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    Originally posted by FSM with Cheddar View Post
    Yeah, it's her views on MMR that annoyed me. Not only are they misguided and wrong, they are a danger to children. Why do we give stupid people like her any air time?
    Why do we give stupid people like her any air?

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  • Menelaus
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    Originally posted by FSM with Cheddar View Post
    It was the very scientific: My friend's child had the MMR and then got autism. And then when challenged that personal experience is not proof, said well what proof is there for having the MMR?
    That's appalling.

    So - let me see if I've got this straight - with a sample size of ONE she reckosn that MMRs to blame?

    Idiot.

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  • FSM with Cheddar
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    Originally posted by Menelaus View Post
    I missed QT last night, but did she do the MMR = autism gig thing again, a la Andrew Wakefield?
    It was the very scientific: My friend's child had the MMR and then got autism. And then when challenged that personal experience is not proof, said well what proof is there for having the MMR?

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  • Menelaus
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    Originally posted by FSM with Cheddar View Post
    Yeah, it's her views on MMR that annoyed me. Not only are they misguided and wrong, they are a danger to children. Why do we give stupid people like her any air time?
    I missed QT last night, but did she do the MMR = autism gig thing again, a la Andrew Wakefield?

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  • FSM with Cheddar
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    Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View Post
    Was rubbish last night. I would never get tired of dancing on Fiona Phillips' face (wearing crampons) and she's got a mean nasty little mouth like the nasty bint off the apprentice.
    Yeah, it's her views on MMR that annoyed me. Not only are they misguided and wrong, they are a danger to children. Why do we give stupid people like her any air time?

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  • Drewster
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    Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View Post
    .......and she's got a mean nasty little mouth like the nasty bint off the apprentice.
    Sorry to hijack your very interesting thread....... but which one off the Apprentice.....
    a) As far as I remember they (bints) were mostly pretty nasty
    b) As far as I remember they (bints) all had nasty mouths (although I concede not all little).....

    The (apparently) "least" nasty one, Kate, has a strange "talk out of the side" mouth which I found very strange.....

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  • Peoplesoft bloke
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    Question Time

    Was rubbish last night. I would never get tired of dancing on Fiona Phillips' face (wearing crampons) and she's got a mean nasty little mouth like the nasty bint off the apprentice.

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