[Black Dagger]

Britain's sweetheart? She puts some letters on a board on early afternoon television.

[DouglasS]

Originally Posted by Black Dagger

Britain's sweetheart? She puts some letters on a board on early afternoon television.

She is a genius and has got to where she is for her incredible IQ and hard work. She is also much loved and a national treasure, almost everyone knows who she is by name in this country

[Crimson Dynamo]

Oxford graduate of Mathematics

[DouglasS]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Sexist comment

Can you back up that comment?

How is it sexist? It’s literally a fact that maths graduates are largely males... even in my A level maths class we had 1 girl and 16 boys... it’s similar at uni it’s about 70%-90% males based on where you go

[bots]

Originally Posted by DouglasS

How is it sexist? It’s literally a fact that maths graduates are largely males... even in my A level maths class we had 1 girl and 16 boys... it’s similar at uni it’s about 70%-90% males based on where you go

even at 20% women, it's still a lot of women in maths, not a few

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

even at 20% women, it's still a lot of women in maths, not a few

Thank you BOTs. Coupled with Aristas response that grown women struggle with maths, it wasn't not sexist

[Ammi]

…has there ever been any genius type gifted skilled co-presenters on Countdown other than Carol and Rachel…?…both obviously ladies so yeah that’s 100% female record of specifically Rachel’s and Carol’s contribution and maths gift as required by Countdown… so there’s that as well…

[joeysteele]

She's a brilliant mathematician.
She may well even be a genius in some way.

It doesn't stop her however of being incapable of being wrong, of not accusing people falsely, or even to not engage in hate campaigns.

In fact she set out to lead one publicly too.

Or if someone's a perceived genius, does that to some, mean they can then do what they like, as long as they are only doing so against people those some don't like.

Because that would be a very worrying society indeed.

One thankfully the courts overall still take a stand against.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

She's a brilliant mathematician.
She may well even be a genius in some way.

It doesn't stop her however of being incapable of being wrong, of not accusing people falsely, or even to not engage in hate campaigns.

In fact she set out to lead one publicly too.

Or if someone's a perceived genius, does that to some, mean they can then do what they like, as long as they are only doing so against people those some don't like.

Because that would be a very worrying society indeed.

One thankfully the courts overall still take a stand against.

If she does have an IQ of 170+ then she is indeed classed as genius



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[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Zizu

If she does have an IQ of 170+ then she is indeed classed as genius



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Still doesn't make her right in everything.
I couldn't care what her IQ is..
If she engages in hate campaigns a high IQ doesn't excuse that.

No matter what you say.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Still doesn't make her right in everything.

I couldn't care what her IQ is..

If she engages in hate campaigns a high IQ doesn't excuse that.



No matter what you say.

I was just referring to the IQ aspect


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[Kate!]

idg the Corbyn hate. He's not a disgrace at all.

[jet]

Originally Posted by Kate!

idg the Corbyn hate. He's not a disgrace at all.

Depends whether you approve of those who support and encourage terrorism or not. (IRA, Hamas's.)

[Kate!]

Originally Posted by jet

Depends whether you approve of those who support and encourage terrorism or not. (IRA, Hamas's.)

where is some evidence that he supports and even encourages terrorism. Bull.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Kate!

where is some evidence that he supports and even encourages terrorism. Bull.

Jeremy Corbyn says he regrets calling Hamas and Hezbollah 'friends'

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...bollah-friends

oop

[The Slim Reaper]

Don't believe the bullsh1t, especially from anyone boasting that no one is as alt right as them.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alt-right

https://www.jacobinmag.com/2019/04/b...fascism-corbyn

Forty-two years ago today, antifascists beat back a violent, far-right mob that had descended on a diverse neighborhood of North London. Among the antifascist organizers was a young Labour councillor named Jeremy Corbyn.

[The Slim Reaper]

Biggest state sponsor of terrorism in the world.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a7468731.html

Boris Johnson stresses 'friendship' with Saudi Arabia



Oop

[jet]

Originally Posted by Kate!

where is some evidence that he supports and even encourages terrorism. Bull.

Google. If you do your research, you'll find it.

[Kate!]

Originally Posted by jet

Google. If you do your research, you'll find it.

I believe Corbyn to be a good man and won't be swayed by nonsense.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Kate!

where is some evidence that he supports and even encourages terrorism. Bull.

Didn’t he attend the funerals of some very ‘dodgy’ people , over the years ??

These two come to mind ..



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[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Kate!

idg the Corbyn hate. He's not a disgrace at all.

The hate campaign against him was ridiculous and hypocrisy at its finest, most of the people slating him are hardcore far right supporters .

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

The hate campaign against him was ridiculous and hypocrisy at its finest, most of the people slating him are hardcore far right supporters .

Don’t you normally attend funerals of people you respect ??


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[jet]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

The hate campaign against him was ridiculous and hypocrisy at its finest, most of the people slating him are hardcore far right supporters .

I'm not a hardcore far right supporter. I'm from N.Ireland where he spent his time fraternising with IRA terrorists in the 70's and attending their rallies and funerals, and worse....and my father was in a position to know of him and his activities very well.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by jet

I'm not a hardcore far right supporter. I'm from N.Ireland where he spent his time fraternising with IRA terrorists in the 70's and attending their rallies and funerals, and worse....and my father was in a position to know of him and his activities very well.

The IRA also held major sway over the US government across both parties.

I think sometimes as a unionist, you don't realise how obvious the republican cause appears. Corbyn has been a lifelong campaigner for peace, so unless you can offer some explicit proof of him encouraging/supporting terrorism and terrorist acts, beyond innuendo about your da, then I fail to see what relevance any of this has.

[jet]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

The IRA also held major sway over the US government across both parties.

I think sometimes as a unionist, you don't realise how obvious the republican cause appears. Corbyn has been a lifelong campaigner for peace, so unless you can offer some explicit proof of him encouraging/supporting terrorism and terrorist acts, beyond innuendo about your da, then I fail to see what relevance any of this has.

Peace my arse. I'm not interested in your ignorant denials, save them for someone who doesn't know any better.
Edited to add: don't call my father your 'da'. He was a very respected and loved SDLP politician.