Couldn't be arsed more like. And who can blame him? (Well, you for one obviously )
Couldn't be arsed more like. And who can blame him? (Well, you for one obviously )
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I'm Ben.
All encompassing labels (one size fits all) are rarely ideal but it is a good tool to help one understand the mindset of individuals involved, especially in a debate or conversation. Today when you are unable to question due to fear of being called racist, xenophobic, sexist or some other tasty label to make you feel terrible what else can you use?
I’m of the same opinion about politics but that makes us a dying breed. Unfortunately the politics game has changed, identity politics is being used more than ever by appealing to a supposed minority in a poor attempt to gather votes. The liberal/left mindset or what ever you wish to call it is throughout social media and universities. It is indoctrination in its purest form. One look at how Trump is portrayed in the media will tell you that.
The video I posted is just a small taster of what is going and was being used to try and explain to Joe why a leftie forum will ironically label Laura Kuenssberg right wing.
Of course the rich and powerful are protected, it’s the one of the things money can buy unless your name happens to be Jeffery Epstein! I am in full agreement that no matter what a persons political standing, race, colour, creed or financial situation is they should be held accountable for their actions and power to the people is great ideal but what happens when those people are taught to have a political bias?
I’m very much a live and let live person as long as you aren’t doing or causing any harm to anyone or anything then do what you like as long as it doesn’t affect my life.
As for labelling your post, why would I want to?
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You see I don't look on the Prime Minister as a 'leader'. Obviously he's leader of his political party but he's not the 'leader' of the country, he's the PM and that's not the same thing.
We're British, we don't have a 'leader'. Hitler, Stalin, Napoleon, Mao, Pol Pot, they were all 'leaders'. It's a rather Stalinist way of looking at things in my view. I certainly don't consider him my 'leader'. I don't have any need for a 'leader' and I have no desire to be a follower. Regrettably it seems to have become lingua franca in the media, all this talk of 'world leaders' and suchlike. They're nothing of the sort. They're just politicians and they're ten-a-penny.
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I'm joe.
I'm current reading the Memoirs of Charles Greville, written from roughly 1830 to 1860. It's interesting to see how many things which are still complained about in politics were being complained about back then; for example MPs making too much noise and not allowing their opponents to be heard, and MPs no longer being capable of independent thought, because they were expected to pander to their constituents' every whim.
Back then, the PM was selected on the basis that he could 'control' the Houses of Parliament (many PMs sat in the Lords). Some were seen as leaders of the country as well, for example the Duke of Wellington, who was still able to bask in the glory of Waterloo well into the 1830s, but often they were relatively obscure.
Total bollocks. He is the public leader of the conservative party ( Behind the scenes it's that twat Cummings. and those 1922 cunts) and he was elected by the UK electorate to be the "Leader". He / They have selected a cabinet of Yes men who say "jump Me? How high???
They may be politicians and they may be 10 a penny but those pricks are responsible for the decisions that have caused 40,000+ deaths in this country.
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and it doesn't change the fact the guy is a proven evasive liar and the only guts he has are hanging over his trouser belt.
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No, he was elected to be the representative for whatever his constituency is. The Conservative part elected him to be their leader, which means by default he is Prime Minister. The British are individuals, we don't need a 'leader'. We all do our own thing and somehow it all works out okay.
Sorry, but I can't get into all the emotional aspect of it. There was a disease, people die, we all die eventually. It's an Act Of God. With hindsight maybe a few less people would have died, or died at bit later of whatever underlying conditions they had. But I don't go in for hatred, not even for people who have different political views to me. Hate never makes anything better but it does make everything a lot worse.
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I'm joe.
Don't be a fence-sitter. Tell us what you really think.
On a technical point; we don't 'elect' a Prime Minister. We elect our constituency MP, and he/she elects the leader of their party. If a leader is booted out by his/her party, we don't have any say in who replaces him/her.
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