Boris on fox hunting
 

I mean, I knew he was weird, but I somehow didn’t have ‘Prime Minister pops a semi over fox murder’ on my 2020 bingo card.

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Pointless debate
It is no longer legal

:joker:

A bloody HOWL

Pigs and foxes aren't safe from PMs :( I just hope they don't hide in fields of wheat.

I remember the one, and only Fox Hunt i happened to witness (it was from afar, i would never participate in something so disgusting), the dogs were chasing this poor fox but she/he outsmarted them. The fox ran around a big hay bail stack, spreading their scent, then climbed on top of the hay bail. So whilst the dogs were running around this huge hay stack of hay, the fox just watched them, chose it's moment and made off. The dogs kept running in circles.

..... and yet here is actually saying that a return to fix hunting is inconceivable ..

I’ll go with this version rather than the seedy press desperate for something to write


https://youtu.be/bK4oc8bJgkc


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Those remarks are in quotation mark. You could still be aroused by wildlife being torn apart whilst at the same not being able to make it legal.

...gosh, I just know it’s time not to be here when we’re talking about Boris Johnson being aroused...someone think of the children...

Bit creepy that, Ammi. I like your style.

...that actually made me laugh out loud...:laugh:...but I can feel myself fading quickly at the thought of the topic so I’ll say ta-ta...while I go cover the children’s ears...

They're not contradictory statements though; he can be admitting that he enjoyed it whilst conceding that it's a thing of the past.

its all right Josy and James are not around at the moment :hehe:

Maybe he was joking

I think he does sometimes

:joker: :skull:

The Clown Prince of Politics. Turns out it's a routine that make for a very good Prime Minister, which I personally think is quite surprising... thinking about it logically, "classroom silly-billy" should be right up there on the qualifications requirement.

Good point !


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I find nothing he says humerous.
To me, he slips things out which are his real thinking.
I suspect to see what reactions flow back.
Testing the water so to speak.

He's a supporter of this vile cruel act.

His terminology doesn't surprise me.
A strong number of the Conservative party have a love affair with fox hunting.

If he'd ever believed, he'd have got such a large overall majority in December, he'd have had legalising hunting again in their manifesto.
Following the lead of Cameron and May in 2015 and 2017.

I just find his real thinking, once he lets it slip out, to be just sick.