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Boris deserves a hammering and he should clearly resign, but there is something I don't particularly like about this "here is a story about a random constituent who died".
 
There's been one of those at virtually every PMQs / FMQs since this all started. Today was never going to be any different.
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54 minutes ago, Clown Job said:

I think it’s going to be hard to wean people off the fear from Covid 

Lots of people still unwilling to socialise “just in case” despite being fully vaccinated 

We're already well on the path to it being another mere common cold. I wonder at what point the moment of realisation will come for many.

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Looking back at  the initial lockdown on my phone one of my friends had a party in their garden the first Saturday in June (a week after the Boris party) with about 20 people and it didn't seem like we were doing anything particularly abnormal. 

Loads of people were having BBQs and big outdoor meet ups during that really warm spell. 

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3 minutes ago, Lyle Lanley said:

Boris will be gone by Spring. 

Unbelievably bad luck for us to be laboured with the worst possible Prime Minister at this time. It's like he's actually trying to get sacked. Hopefully whoever replaces him enacts some laws that makes them accountable rather than relying on honour. 

Until they stop sending public money into donors pockets I think he will be able to hold on. As always never trust a Tory.

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1 minute ago, 101 said:

Unbelievably bad luck for us to be laboured with the worst possible Prime Minister at this time. It's like he's actually trying to get sacked. 

He's not trying to get sacked. 

He's under pressure because he didn't introduce extra restrictions and he has shown the farcical restrictions in Scotland, France, Germany etc to be completely pointless. 

When he was following the script the media done his bidding and ignored all these parties.

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5 minutes ago, 101 said:

Unbelievably bad luck for us to be laboured with the worst possible Prime Minister at this time. It's like he's actually trying to get sacked. Hopefully whoever replaces him enacts some laws that makes them accountable rather than relying on honour. 

Until they stop sending public money into donors pockets I think he will be able to hold on. As always never trust a Tory.

It wouldn't surprise me if there was some sort of nonsense token legislation to hive off the sheer open sleaze of Boris's leadership while they continue pressing on with the insane ghoulish shite in this article: https://gal-dem.com/every-bill-the-tories-are-trying-to-pass-2022/

 

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4 minutes ago, Detournement said:

He's not trying to get sacked. 

He's under pressure because he didn't introduce extra restrictions and he has shown the farcical restrictions in Scotland, France, Germany etc to be completely pointless. 

When he was following the script the media done his bidding and ignored all these parties.

Wait what? Foreign governments are putting pressure on the UK media to empty him because he didn't have the political strength to put in restrictions?

Also Frances restrictions aren't about limiting the spread of the virus, it's about driving rates of vaccination.

1 minute ago, NotThePars said:

It wouldn't surprise me if there was some sort of nonsense token legislation to hive off the sheer open sleaze of Boris's leadership while they continue pressing on with the insane ghoulish shite in this article: https://gal-dem.com/every-bill-the-tories-are-trying-to-pass-2022/

 

What's for certain is that a civil service led review of minesterial actions is completely pointless, should be parliament or judge led or preferably both but agree folk are getting wound up by the least bad shit he is getting up to.

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Boris is indeed a fucking clown and deserves to get punted. But he seems to be the one at the vanguard of opening the country back up. I think we need him to stay put for a couple of months yet until that process is complete and NS has been dragged along with the process.

Unless you want a dove like Gove with his more cautious attitude. And we've all seen how well that approach has gone down this side of the border...

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14 minutes ago, Detournement said:

We are going to completely alter the social contract for an indefinite period of time to encourage a small number of people at no risk of being hospitalised by Covid to get vaccinated.

Anyone who believes this is a fucking mug. 

The bald, speccy loser was doing the same thing two or three months ago, m8. I thought all this was meant to be in place long before now?

 

10 minutes ago, Detournement said:

He's not trying to get sacked. 

He's under pressure because he didn't introduce extra restrictions and he has shown the farcical restrictions in Scotland, France, Germany etc to be completely pointless. 

When he was following the script the media done his bidding and ignored all these parties.

The only reason he's under pressure is because so many in his own party *don't* want restrictions, you lunatic. Imagine thinking Labour wouldn't be trying to pile it on him in this situation as well - but no, it's all a secret bogeyman plot!

We literally have major newspapers in this country highlighting that the UK is simply leading the way in this. Clown.

 

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23 minutes ago, Lyle Lanley said:

 

Don't think this rhetoric is working for them now. It's not like they can even say it guarantees you freedom if you get the jabs.

Those of us without the jabs now will never take it. Nobody left to encourage.

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10 minutes ago, johnnydun said:

Don't think this rhetoric is working for them now. It's not like they can even say it guarantees you freedom if you get the jabs.

Those of us without the jabs now will never take it. Nobody left to encourage.

Out of interest, why did you decide not to get vaccinated?

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10 minutes ago, johnnydun said:

Don't think this rhetoric is working for them now. It's not like they can even say it guarantees you freedom if you get the jabs.

Those of us without the jabs now will never take it. Nobody left to encourage.

Yeah an incentive which can be removed at the drop of a hat isn't really an incentive.

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15 minutes ago, 101 said:

Wait what? Foreign governments are putting pressure on the UK media to empty him because he didn't have the political strength to put in restrictions?

Also Frances restrictions aren't about limiting the spread of the virus, it's about driving rates of vaccination.

Erm no it isn't, because France has restrictions on gatherings and large events that apply to the vaccinated as well as unvaccinated. They have fallen down the sane rabbithole as the iSAGE nutjobs were shrieking for here, and it has achieved the square root of f**k all against the shan cold variant. 

The UK's general unlocking and England's in particular prior to Reckless Tory Freedom Day has served it better for this winter than most of continental Europe. It's almost as if having an inevitable exit wave in summer was the better outcome all along! 

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7 minutes ago, virginton said:

Erm no it isn't, because France has restrictions on gatherings and large events that apply to the vaccinated as well as unvaccinated. 

Ah saw him going on about pissing off the unvaccinated and that was it. 

Will be interesting to see how it effects their election, he seems to be polling strongly so I guess it's what the majority want in France.

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This “I accept full responsibility” seems to be a popular soundbite for politicians who are up to their neck in it these days. However accepting full responsibility used to mean accepting the consequences and sometimes your arse out the door .
 

Nowadays it seems to be just another way of saying I’m sorry let’s move on now and forget this ever happened . First really noticed it with Nicola during the whole salmond questioning 

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