O/T Coronavirus Thread (2)

[great_fire]

The only thing Corbyn is good at is instigating, he's a troublemaker (or activist if you prefer), that ability doesn't really translate into being the PM.

Was a poor choice for Labour leader.

[animallittle3]

So was he on the board of medical experts that the government are taking advise from?

Probably not cayton and I'm desperately trying to see this thing for what it is and hoping we come through as a country in the best possible place we can be given the circumstances .

Richard Horton maybe outside the circle of so called experts but looking at his career and the field he excels in its a tragedy that he isn't on the inside in these times .

Mistakes cost lives that could have been saved , it's hard to accept that in these times .

[caytonmiller]

Probably not cayton and I'm desperately trying to see this thing for what it is and hoping we come through as a country in the best possible place we can be given the circumstances .

Richard Horton maybe outside the circle of so called experts but looking at his career and the field he excels in its a tragedy that he isn't on the inside in these times .

Mistakes cost lives that could have been saved , it's hard to accept that in these times .

so if ive got this right. a bloke whos not the top expert is telling the bloke whos incharge and being advised by the top experts hes not doing his job correctly ? ok thanks for the link though i saw him live on QT my wife hates watching political shows. with it being on at 830pm she saw this one and commented. i dont like that bloke. hes coming across as very arrogant
your right on one thing. mistakes cost lives though idiots not staying at home will cost more.

[animallittle3]

The only thing Corbyn is good at is instigating, he's a troublemaker (or activist if you prefer), that ability doesn't really translate into being the PM.

Was a poor choice for Labour leader.

I feel history will be kinder to Corbyn than the present and the last election , especially given the current crisis we face right now .

Whatever we think about his history and flaws he was on the side of working class people .

Anyone on the side of the working class will always have a thumbs up from me despite his many flaws .

[great_fire]

I feel history will be kinder to Corbyn than the present and the last election , especially given the current crisis we face right now .

Whatever we think about his history and flaws he was on the side of working class people .

Anyone on the side of the working class will always have a thumbs up from me despite his many flaws .

His wife has a coffee business and pays her workers peanuts, are they not working class people?

He's right-on Islington middle-class, nothing working class about him, his brother's called Piers.

[crashbang]

Anyone talking about class , has no class

[KerrAvon]

I feel history will be kinder to Corbyn than the present and the last election , especially given the current crisis we face right now .

Whatever we think about his history and flaws he was on the side of working class people .

Anyone on the side of the working class will always have a thumbs up from me despite his many flaws .

Members of Corbyn’s cult will continue to treat him as the messiah come what may. More rationale individuals will recognise that he went some way to destroying the Labour Party with his legacy of division, his obsession with identity politics and his disdain for Britain and loving your country.

Under his rule, the Labour Party has experienced the shame of joining the BNP in being investigated by the Equality and Human Rights Commission. That is some achievement.

Even in the face of this crisis, his narcissism continues to shine through. Incredible.

[animallittle3]

so if ive got this right. a bloke whos not the top expert is telling the bloke whos incharge and being advised by the top experts hes not doing his job correctly ? ok thanks for the link though i saw him live on QT my wife hates watching political shows. with it being on at 830pm she saw this one and commented. i dont like that bloke. hes coming across as very arrogant
your right on one thing. mistakes cost lives though idiots not staying at home will cost more.

There will be a conversation to be had on this when we get through it Cayton .

In fact a big feckin conversation .

The role of the state , the last 10 years , the NHS and how society has lost track on what's important and what's not .

A real game changer is this .

Nobody clapped the NHS last December at the GE .

Hmmmm ????

[caytonmiller]

There will be a conversation to be had on this when we get through it Cayton .

In fact a big feckin conversation .

Wasn't this my whole point from the start. Conversation's now are the wrong time.
Thanks for agreeing with me. I guess it's not very often you admit to being wrong.. keep up the black pudding munching neighbor.

[animallittle3]

His wife has a coffee business and pays her workers peanuts, are they not working class people?

He's right-on Islington middle-class, nothing working class about him, his brother's called Piers.

Well whilst you don't go down the route of hanging your hat to a particular party or movement then it's easy to criticise others , something Kerr does to particular affect whilst not revealing himself .

However to be totally frank whatever it is you do hang your hat on doesn't seem to me to exist .

The difference between us I guess is that I recognise the the impact Farage has had on UK politics despite never actually entering parliament even with a German born wife .

You'd do well not to find any hypocrisy within politics and that's a solid fact .

And that goes for anyone who went out at 8pm on Thursday night and clapped the NHS and voted Tory at the last election .

As hypocritical its probably possible to be given what they've had to endure with regard to working conditions and pay these last 10 years .