Boris Johnson

[Section_31]

The damage to society 'subconsciously', spiritually, morally, whatever you want to call it if he's allowed to walk away Scot free is unquantifiable. Even if everyone 'moves on', the country will never be the same again. The rule of law will just be a phrase. 

[Pureblood]

At absolute best, some staffer at number 10 will get a fine or something, once the Gray report is made public.  BJ won't face any charges on the basis that he did not organise any of the parties and was merely in attendance at them for 25 minutes etc.  

 

BJ will then be credited for his handling of other aspects of the pandemic and the vaccine rollout, and things will carry on.

 

If there was enough muck to take him down, he'd already be gone.  

[Chris]

On 12/01/2022 at 11:46, Pidge said:

Yeah, but the dogs! Boris saved the dogs!

 

Hate the cunt, but I'm not going to criticise someone for prioritising the welfare of animals for the first time in the history of humanity. 

[Rushies tash]

53 minutes ago, Arniepie said:

The entire system is based around the pm at.least pretending to be a decent human being. 

Johnson has totally shown this to be the sham that it is.

If Labour do get in, they need to draft a legally enforceable constitution and set of standards for parliament. I think most of it is run on unwritten assumptions of how a gentleman should behave. Weren't the Tories found in contempt of parliament a couple of years back? Fuck all happened (or was said) about that, but I'm not sure what actually could have been done, legally.

[Pidge]

6 minutes ago, Chris said:

 

Hate the cunt, but I'm not going to criticise someone for prioritising the welfare of animals for the first time in the history of humanity. 

He prioritised his own image, nothing else. 

[Colonel Bumcunt]

Just now, Rushies tash said:

If Labour do get in, they need to draft a legally enforceable constitution and set of standards for parliament. I think most of it is run on unwritten assumptions of how a gentleman should behave. Weren't the Tories found in contempt of parliament a couple of years back? Fuck all happened (or was said) about that, but I'm not sure what actually could have been done, legally.

This.

Labour getting in would be the last possible chance of stopping the Tories from destroying any framework to oppose the government.  

I'm betting Labour unions will be deemed illegal on grounds of antisemitism. 

 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

[Chris]

2 minutes ago, Pidge said:

He prioritised his own image, nothing else. 

 

Don't disagree. I'm just pissed off with the outrage about it. It's a non fucking story.

[Bobby Hundreds]

It's insane how much shit is flung and still not stick with these tories. Brainwashed Britain because I can't think of anything these fucking cunts have done to benefit anybody.

[Spy Bee]

8 minutes ago, Chris said:

 

Don't disagree. I'm just pissed off with the outrage about it. It's a non fucking story.

Well, he prioritised animals over humans, which even if you're vegan, is still a pretty crazy list of priorities. Then he brazenly liked about it. It is a story.

[manwiththestick]

4 minutes ago, Bobby Hundreds said:

It's insane how much shit is flung and still not stick with these tories. Brainwashed Britain because I can't think of anything these fucking cunts have done to benefit anybody.

*other than themselves and their mates.

[Chris]

5 minutes ago, Spy Bee said:

Well, he prioritised animals over humans, which even if you're vegan, is still a pretty crazy list of priorities. Then he brazenly liked about it. It is a story.

 

I make the choice not to eat meat because I don't really see my life as being more worthy than theirs. So.... *shrug*

 

The lying part? Well, it's like the old joke isn't it. How do you tell if Boris Johnson is lying. His lips are moving. Non story. Bigger things to deal with. Let's keep the main thing, the main thing. 

[Spy Bee]

8 minutes ago, Chris said:

 

I make the choice not to eat meat because I don't really see my life as being more worthy than theirs. So.... *shrug*

Just out of interest, if you could either save a human being or a cow from death, but only one of them, would you have a dilemma choosing which one?

[Strontium]

1 minute ago, Spy Bee said:

Just out of interest, if you could either save a human being or a cow from death, but only one of them, would you have a dilemma choosing which one?

 

Which human being is it?

[Pureblood]

Yes, and which cow? Detail, please.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

1 minute ago, Strontium said:

 

Which human being is it?

Alan Partridge.

[Chris]

2 minutes ago, Strontium said:

 

Which human being is it?

 

@Spy Bee This. 

[Spy Bee]

Fair one.

[PestiRed]

2 minutes ago, Chris said:

 

@Spy Bee This. 

Well in this case it was mostly women who were facing torture and murder because they had wanted to be educated

[Spy Bee]

Cow vs Jermaine Greer

Cow vs Jimmy Carr

Cow vs Mother Theresa (before she died)

Cow vs Ant or Dec

[Arniepie]

24 minutes ago, Rushies tash said:

If Labour do get in, they need to draft a legally enforceable constitution and set of standards for parliament. I think most of it is run on unwritten assumptions of how a gentleman should behave. Weren't the Tories found in contempt of parliament a couple of years back? Fuck all happened (or was said) about that, but I'm not sure what actually could have been done, legally.

I honestly domt understand why there isnt a totally independent body which looks at these types of incident.

How can a civil servant do an impartial report on her own boss which he can redact as he sees fit anyway?

The whole system is ludicrous. 

It was like when he was called a liar in parliament. 

The cunt literally lies on an hourly basis but you are not allowed to point it out thanks to some antiquated system.

Like a said the one thing johnson has done is shown what a charade system it all is.

[Gnasher]

25 minutes ago, Pidge said:

He prioritised his own image, nothing else. 

I thought it was Carrie who told him to prioritise the animals.

[Pureblood]

I would sacrifice Dec and replace him with the surviving cow.  Ant & Cow. 

[Chris]

3 minutes ago, PestiRed said:

Well in this case it was mostly women who were facing torture and murder because they had wanted to be educated

 

Fair point.

[Gnasher]

Did they seriously believe the Taliban would slaughter the animals for the fun of it?