Well yes you are correct there is but this is not about politics its about what's right. I like to think there is a distinction but we can beg to differ. Cheers and hope you are well, QP.Originally Posted by sidders
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Surely if we’ve learnt anything over the last 18 months or so, politics is all about doing what’s right? Just because he doesn’t wear a rosette, it doesn’t mean that Rashford’s campaign isn’t political. Originally Posted by queenslandpie
I’m still surprised that so many people seem to treat politics like football, and that they have their ‘team’ no matter what happens, or how obviously incompetent or awful their team is.
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