| Thing is probably both are true ... on 21:28 - Jul 14 with 455 views | Darth_Koont |
Indeed.
What’s laughable 2 years later is seeing the abuse and accusations that were thrown at Corbyn and others – actual antiracists – compared to what is seen now as run of the mill stuff for the Tories and indeed the current Labour leadership who look remarkably lax on islamophobia, anti-traveller rhetoric and the lack of support for BAME.
None of this says very much about the actual standards of our politicians and media. |  |
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| Thing is probably both are true ... on 22:52 - Jul 14 with 383 views | HARRY10 |
I would not say Johnson is a racist, more that he is a very weak minded and shallow individual who will say anything at any given moment to curry favour.
That constant lying has led to a huge problems in both his private and public life. Problems of fcked up marriages and undisclosed number of kids. Sacked from ffice for lying, removed from office for incompetence coupled with an inability to stop himself from saying stuff that has to be retracted later.
There never was a social care plan ready as he claimed on the first day as PM, nor an oven ready deal, a world beating track and trace either. He blatantly lied in person to those in NI, local fishermen and farmers. Hundreds of millions have been wasted of failing vanity projects - a tunnel under the Irish Sea, anyone ?
Yes, the comments about 'picaninnies ' etc are grossly offensive, but coupled with comments about Liverpool and Portsmouth they can be seen in the context of someone only fixed on self advancement with no concern, or care for the consequences of such utterings.
The real worry is that millions in this country thought that this grade A cnt would not continue as a grade A cnt, and would deliver on the promises he made. |  | | |
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