[Football] Jacob Rees-Mogg.

[The Birdman]

Sounds like the sort of politics going on in Brighton and they have targeted one of there own Peter Kyle
The far left is on the march again.

 

[Wrong-Direction]

Posh c***.

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[ManOfSussex]

I bet when the Tory, public school, Brexit voting, lanky streak of **** sat there afterwards crying having wet himself, waiting for his nanny and butler to bring him a pair of red trousers to change into, he decided that when he becomes PM, Support Group claimants of ESA must have their benefit reduced by £30 a week too, as the sick, disabled and vulnerable are merely benefit scrounging oiks and townies who really need to know their place and be grateful that the poorest in our society will now be able to enjoy cheaper food, clothing and footwear after Brexit thanks to him.*


* Probably.

 

[Live by the sea]

So hard they had to cover their faces

Unfortunately the current main opposition party and its supporters are more a bunch of yobs than a mainstream political party. That’s what happens when an extremist Marxist like Corbyn and all his yob Momentum mates high jacked the once great Labour Party.

Nowdays the Labour Party is all angry Marxists, socialist workers, trade union members and various other members of the great unwashed who get jealous and angry that anyone else had actually had an education and become even moderately successful in life. Hideous bunch

 

[ManOfSussex]

had an education

As you can't spell hijacked, I assume you didn't have much of one?

 

[Dorset Seagull]

As you can't spell hijacked, I assume you didn't have much of one?

Well spotted but I suspect we can put that one down to the dreaded auto correct or is that autocorrect.?

 

[ManOfSussex]

Well spotted but I suspect we can put that one down to the dreaded auto correct or is that autocorrect.?

Mite bee.

 

[heathgate]

Many on here agree with no platforming, shame on them. Let the debate rage, even if the debate is from a bit of a prick

All this no platforming is great, it just plays into the hands of those wavering in voting indecision. Left wing 'facist' techniques of zero tolerance of an alternate view is just building the case against the momentum driven version of Labour and 'soundbite' Corbyn and his politburo of a shadow cabinet.

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[cunning fergus]

I do not much care for the man.

Sure, and with blood he has on his hands from his time as a politician he is worse “than a disgusting stain on humanity”......how would you describe him?

Go on max out your hyperbole.....

 

[Dorset Seagull]

Mite bee.

Is that some sort of black and yellow striped flying insect that likes devouring smaller insects?

 

[ManOfSussex]

Lets face it, when it comes to modern Britain in the 21st century and all the problems we face, Jake-boy really knows where its at.

 

[Chicken Run]

Think the bloke is a bit of a prick but tbf the dick heads invading this meeting are left wing facists who have no place in decent society like their right wing brethren I might add!!!

 

[Not Andy Naylor]

Unfortunately the current main opposition party and its supporters are more a bunch of yobs than a mainstream political party. That’s what happens when an extremist Marxist like Corbyn and all his yob Momentum mates high jacked the once great Labour Party.

Nowdays the Labour Party is all angry Marxists, socialist workers, trade union members and various other members of the great unwashed who get jealous and angry that anyone else had actually had an education and become even moderately successful in life. Hideous bunch

Why do you lump trade union members in there? Norman Tebbit was a trade union official.

 

[Titanic]

Typical right wing thugs beating up student protesters including women. Usual Tory filth in action

Still not recovered from the jet lag? I hope you got a decent sleep last night and are back on your game soon.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

Just another example of far left bullying, intimidation and abuse. Tory MP's,'disloyal' Labour MP's, BBC female journalist, Labour Council Leaders, Jews, anyone not a devoted follower of Corbyn ... all fair game.

https://order-order.com/2018/02/02/rees-mogg-protester-identified-momentum-corbynista/

 

[Westdene Seagull]

Boris Johnson for me absolutely characterises this. A man with seemingly no talent or record of success in any job he has held to date in politics, but he's managed to end up as Foreign Secretary because of "mega-lolz legend bantz" and being "funny" on TV. Thatcher would have looked on him in disgust. Churchill would probably have had him shot.

Because he was a complete failure as Mayor of London !

 

[Westdene Seagull]

So that is Winston Churchill out of a job then?

And every PM since Winnie.

 

[Mike Small]

Whilst I agree that he had an admirable confidence to challenge the protesters in debate I wouldn't personally promote anyone who is against abortion even when rape or incest has occurred as a legend. Personally I would call them a deranged, out of touch religious extremist and would happily debate the man on his arguments.

Further to this I found his comment in an interview with the BBC where he said 'they weren't going to hit me, they were British' very peculiar. Whilst I am getting really fed up with some of the PC bullshit going on at the moment where everyone is so offended by everything, JRM is one of the most disgustingly out of touch humans on the planet. One man's backbone is another man's delusion.

Absolutely this. Having a backbone would be supporting the NHS, schools or trying to reduce inequality against powerful interests. While It reflects well on JRM to talk to these idiots let's not dress it up as something it's not. Lots of his ideas and beliefs are offensive to many. Agree that he actually has beliefs compared to Cameron or May but calling him a legend is appalling imo. Thankfully most people are legends these days so it's alright.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

No, he shouldn't be attacked. Likewise, he shouldn't be talked about as a future PM.

This. And I hate all these 'no platforming' idiot students. Let the man talk. A mate of mine was a forensic social worker whose job was to assess folk seeking relase while held under the mental health act after a serious criminal conviction. His tactic was to let them talk. So often, eventually they'd say something tremendously inappropriate, and have to be led back to their room. That's the best way to deal with Moggy or spare head 3 (deputy labour leader). Ask them politely about their views on reincarnation/the IRA; homosexuality/Israel; the NHS/private schools - stand back, and - BINGO! Meltdown, and then they are led out to a waiting taxi and a ride back to oblivion.

Incidentally, regarding students, I set an essay for a group of them recently, deadline some weeks hence. One has asked for an extension because he has to 'prepare' for two interviews for medical school. This request was declind. He appealed, huffing and puffing with faux entitlement. Appeal declined. Most students are very nice. Some, however, are absurd snow flakes (the lefties) or bro flakes (the hooray henrys, fundamentalists and mentalists), with absolutely no sense of perspective, rasonableness, fair play tc etc.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

If you want a comparison with Boris and a politician from the past, I reckon a better bet is Clement Freud (avoiding all reference to allegations of abuse). Freud wasn't a particularly good MP, he also wasn't particularly political other than an innate wishy-washy kind of liberalism (small 'l'), a hint of noblesse oblige and more than anything he was most interested in massaging his ego with TV, radio and newspaper columns. Fortunately, the Liberals in the 70s and early 80s were so irrelevant that he was (politically) harmless.

Interesting. Clemnt Fraud was, however, charmless. And a bit creepy. Personally I find it hard to think of a political equivalent of Boris. I remember him being caught out over his fradulent mates and his 'hang Nelson Mandla' t shirt, on HIGNFY many years ago. He just laughed, only moderatly ruefully. The bloke is nothing more than a posh chancer on the make. The only person he reminds me of is a foreign professor who plagiarised word for word one of my research articles 20 years ago and, when I confronted him, laughed and said "****, it was too good to change"....I don't think Mogg is a fraud but, like Boris, he's certainly unfit for any sort of power. Trouble is, its hard to see exactly who IS fit for power at th moment.