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    Quote Originally Posted by queenslandpie View Post
    I just find it irksome. Sid is removed from reality. I've lost 95% of my sales in my business in the last 2 weeks ( events related) and had to lay off several staff who I know need the money but I havent got the money to pay them. I have 3 kids to feed and the bills most definately do not stop. I then come on here for a little light relief after most probably one of the worst if not the worst week I have ever had both personally and professionally and see political point scoring posts from people who frankly should know better. The man is so far removed from reality its frightening.
    Through what you have told me about your difficulties, I understand your anger and pain. If calling me a moron helps, that's fine. I'll agree to be one.
    I take no pleasure in COVID-19, nor am I using it to score political points.
    However, as you are an Australian these days, I'm afraid you're the one out of touch with reality. All you have to judge the position in the UK is a few sound bites and news articles.
    For me to point out that the Tories have had to lay out more money in the public sector than Labour had budgeted for in the December election is a fact of life. As Elite says, with better judgement in favour of public spending much earlier in the crisis, lives and money would have been saved.
    In short, Boris was guilty on a smaller scale of what Trump is hugely guilty of now. Trump's ridiculous posture whereby he rates his hunches as a better guide than the judgements of scientists will hopefully now expose him for the fool he is.
    If COVID-19 leads to Trump's defeat then I would say that is one of its few good effects. At least it might give the fight against climate change a chance.
    The main lesson from this virus is that we are all dependent on one another and must support each other. That is a basic tenet of socialism so i'm sorry if my saying that this ill wind has blown a tiny bit of good upsets you, Queenie, but that's my opinion. I hope things turn round for you and soon.
    El Moron.
    Last edited by sidders; 28-03-2020 at 12:09 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sidders View Post
    Through what you have told me about your difficulties, I understand your anger and pain. If calling me a moron helps, that's fine. I'll agree to be one.
    I take no pleasure in COVID-19, nor am I using it to score political points.
    However, as you are an Australian these days, I'm afraid you're the one out of touch with reality. All you have to judge the position in the UK is a few sound bites and news articles.
    For me to point out that the Tories have had to lay out more money in the public sector than Labour had budgeted for in the December election is a fact of life. As Elite says, with better judgement in favour of public spending much earlier in the crisis, lives and money would have been saved.
    In short, Boris was guilty on a smaller scale of what Trump is hugely guilty of now. Trump's ridiculous posture whereby he rates his hunches as a better guide than the judgements of scientists will hopefully now expose him for the fool he is.
    If COVID-19 leads to Trump's defeat then I would say that is one of its few good effects. At least it might give the fight against climate change a chance.
    The main lesson from this virus is that we are all dependent on one another and must support each other. That is a basic tenet of socialism so i'm sorry if my saying that this ill wind has blown a tiny bit of good upsets you, Queenie, but that's my opinion. I hope things turn round for you and soon.
    El Moron.
    Don't you have the same regarding what you know about America? a few sound bites and news items. But it doesn't stop you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by i961pie View Post
    Don't you have the same regarding what you know about America? a few sound bites and news items. But it doesn't stop you.
    Well, you have a slight point but one of my closest friends lives in New York state and we correspond several times a week. He doesn't have a political affiliation.
    But hey, i961, not like you to choose a side issue over the main point being made.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sidders View Post
    Well, you have a slight point but one of my closest friends lives in New York state and we correspond several times a week. He doesn't have a political affiliation.
    But hey, i961, not like you to choose a side issue over the main point being made.
    Choosing sides?? The irony coming from you
    I remember a few years back at election time when Andy from Canada was putting in his twopenneth, did you pull him up and tell him he wasn't in touch? Mind you he agreed with you so you didn't.
    Last edited by i961pie; 28-03-2020 at 03:26 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by i961pie View Post
    Choosing sides?? The irony coming from you
    I remember a few years back at election time when Andy from Canada was putting in his twopenneth, did you pull him up and tell him he wasn't in touch? Mind you he agreed with you so you didn't.
    Thank you for your firm guidance in my desperate attempts at the perfection you have achieved.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sidders View Post
    Thank you for your firm guidance in my desperate attempts at the perfection you have achieved.
    Just pointing out your hypocrisy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by i961pie View Post
    Just pointing out your hypocrisy.
    Hypocrisy, sid retired to Scarborough on it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sidders View Post
    Through what you have told me about your difficulties, I understand your anger and pain. If calling me a moron helps, that's fine. I'll agree to be one.
    I take no pleasure in COVID-19, nor am I using it to score political points.
    However, as you are an Australian these days, I'm afraid you're the one out of touch with reality. All you have to judge the position in the UK is a few sound bites and news articles.
    For me to point out that the Tories have had to lay out more money in the public sector than Labour had budgeted for in the December election is a fact of life. As Elite says, with better judgement in favour of public spending much earlier in the crisis, lives and money would have been saved.
    In short, Boris was guilty on a smaller scale of what Trump is hugely guilty of now. Trump's ridiculous posture whereby he rates his hunches as a better guide than the judgements of scientists will hopefully now expose him for the fool he is.
    If COVID-19 leads to Trump's defeat then I would say that is one of its few good effects. At least it might give the fight against climate change a chance.
    The main lesson from this virus is that we are all dependent on one another and must support each other. That is a basic tenet of socialism so i'm sorry if my saying that this ill wind has blown a tiny bit of good upsets you, Queenie, but that's my opinion. I hope things turn round for you and soon.
    El Moron.
    Whilst you may have a better understanding of UK politics than me, aside from your patronising remarks about my apparent lack of understanding of the current UK political scene ( just so you are aware I have an upper second class with honours degree in Political Science from a top 10 UK University) you entirely miss my point. Point scoring is not required at the moment and the incumbent party may or may not have made a mess of things, but leading a post with snarky comments is not required currently and you would do well to remember that. Show some humility.

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    Quote Originally Posted by queenslandpie View Post
    Point scoring is not required at the moment and the incumbent party may or may not have made a mess of things, but leading a post with snarky comments is not required currently and you would do well to remember that. Show some humility.
    Couldn't disagree more. If the incumbent party actually have made a mess of things (that remains to be seen), surely we should be shouting it from the rooftops rather than "showing humility". It's not point scoring ffs, it's a case of not burying your head in the sand.

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    Quote Originally Posted by queenslandpie View Post
    Whilst you may have a better understanding of UK politics than me, aside from your patronising remarks about my apparent lack of understanding of the current UK political scene ( just so you are aware I have an upper second class with honours degree in Political Science from a top 10 UK University) you entirely miss my point. Point scoring is not required at the moment and the incumbent party may or may not have made a mess of things, but leading a post with snarky comments is not required currently and you would do well to remember that. Show some humility.
    I have always liked your posts . Not taking sides.....ok, I am.

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