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Livia · 24-07-2021, 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I shall rephrase just for you, Livia:

The vast majority of the support I see being expressed for Boris is "lol he's sooo funny".

If people have other/better reasons for supporting him then they're not sharing them much... and who am I to assume that the reasons they're expressing aren't the real reasons? After all, I'm not a mind reader...

No, you should be clearer in the first place instead of pretending you know what other people are thinking and doing.

Tories aren't loud. They do their talking at the ballot box, generally.

arista · 24-07-2021, 11:47 AM

Withano · 24-07-2021, 12:21 PM

In a literal sense, ****ing abysmally.

In the context of the ageing population, Daily Mails success, and the ratio of idiots… not too bad.

MTVN · 24-07-2021, 12:24 PM

Made a lot of mistakes but has had to navigate two of the biggest peacetime challenges in modern history in Brexit and Covid. Think he's done pretty well with the former, worse with the latter but if the current unlocking is successful that will help his case

Too early to say what his legacy will be

GoldHeart · 24-07-2021, 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by joeysteele

Well GoldHeart, not surprisingly I agree with you again.

He may well act out the village idiot village clown.
However he's a very dangerous and untrustworthy one at that.

Yeah exactly, people seem more bothered about a certain celebrity couple than the damage the government can and IS doing.

Like you said ,he should NEVER have been an MP let alone PM of this country. It really is disturbing how some still trust him and see him as some harmless "funny bumbling figure" , when he'd sell his own grandmother down the river

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My biggest worries are Covid, Brexit and of course the NHS . Boris will continue to lie ,and the bleak future looks like a permanent Tory leadership. Labour doesn't have a chance.

The fact that Corbyn's name is still getting dragged through the mud despite everything Boris is doing , speaks volumes

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rusticgal · 24-07-2021, 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by MTVN

Made a lot of mistakes but has had to navigate two of the biggest peacetime challenges in modern history in Brexit and Covid. Think he's done pretty well with the former, worse with the latter but if the current unlocking is successful that will help his case

Too early to say what his legacy will be

I pretty much agree with that...

I seriously believe no one would have wanted to lead the country through Covid...

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parmnion · 24-07-2021, 09:05 PM

He can only be judged on covid, and his plan of herd immunity will be judged after this summer.

I trust our vaccines, and I trust our strength to overcome this virus by using vaccine and common sense..

If you have neither, then you refused to listen to boris.

Marsh. · 24-07-2021, 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by arista

Better than Corbyn.

The fact your only complimentary comment about his time so far is comparing him to something that never happened literally says everything.

parmnion · 24-07-2021, 09:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Dezzy

Nah, you just need to get better at reading comprehension.

Actually livia is right..

Tories voters are in the main very quiet.

Because they just want to make the best of their life without making a fuss.

Tbh honest, I would imagine what most folk want is a house with a garden, and for the quiet voter, the only party that will strive to offer them that opportunity is the tory party.

Build outwards with housing, not upwards. Which is what's happening now.

Marsh. · 24-07-2021, 09:39 PM

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Originally Posted by parmnion

Actually livia is right..

Tories voters are in the main very quiet.

So TS' opinion of what he sees is "mind reading" but Livia and Parm can speak generally on behalf of Tories and it's just a regular old opinion?

parmnion · 24-07-2021, 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Marsh.

So TS' opinion of what he sees is "mind reading" but Livia and Parm can speak generally on behalf of Tories and it's just a regular old opinion?

Obvs we cant now you have spoken about it.

But what's with the comparing members thing?

We all post as individuals.

Scarlett. · 24-07-2021, 10:15 PM

He somehow made Theresa May look half decent

Marsh. · 24-07-2021, 10:15 PM

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Originally Posted by parmnion

Obvs we cant now you have spoken about it.

But what's with the comparing members thing?

We all post as individuals.

It's all in the conversation you contributed to, Parm.

parmnion · 24-07-2021, 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Marsh.

So TS' opinion of what he sees is "mind reading" but Livia and Parm can speak generally on behalf of Tories and it's just a regular old opinion?

You need to quote the person who said someone shouldnt...if they did say that, that is....

Quote them,Not me..

Marsh. · 24-07-2021, 10:21 PM

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Originally Posted by parmnion

You need to quote the person who said someone shouldnt...if they did say that, that is....

Not me..

Livia did. Followed by you saying "Livia's right".

parmnion · 24-07-2021, 10:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Marsh.

Livia did. Followed by you saying "Livia's right".

Yes..because she was.

Now I think you are wrong

Does that make us a team?

Marsh. · 24-07-2021, 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by parmnion

Yes..because she was.

Now I think you are wrong

Does that make us a team?

You clearly don't understand the conversation you joined Parm.

parmnion · 24-07-2021, 10:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Marsh.

You clearly don't understand the conversation you joined Parm.

I joined at post number 16 when we were talking about the thread subject..you joined at 36 or thereabouts, talking about corbyn.

As usual, you then butted in on dezzys behalf and derailed the thread...post number 37 or thereabouts.

Marsh. · 24-07-2021, 10:35 PM

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Originally Posted by parmnion

I joined at post number 16 when we were talking about the thread subject..you joined at 36 or thereabouts, talking about corbyn.

As usual, you then butted in on dezzys behalf and derailed the thread...post number 37 or thereabouts.

Here we go again... Parm joins in to agree with Livia and he's talking about the thread topic, Marsh joins in to agree with Dezzy and it's "butting in on his behalf" and "derailing the thread".

Do you see it yet?

parmnion · 24-07-2021, 10:44 PM

No marsh..

I was already in the thread in post 16, so kept an interest in it..

I read all posts after my post 16, and found livia to be closest to what I was thinking after reading the thread, dezzy disagreed, he was the first to disagree..so I was then first to disagree with his opinion of the opinion I thought was correct.

I didnt quote him, for the sake of everyone's eyes..

But you have, and this is all you have..

You have simply jumped in to derail a conversation hoping to drag people down with you.

I do believe that within 3 posts of you coming back from a paultry one days ban, I believe you have mentioned someones alcohol intake as though it's a given joke

Marsh. · 24-07-2021, 10:45 PM

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Originally Posted by parmnion

No marsh..

I was already in the thread in post 16, so kept an interest in it..

I read all posts after my post 16, and found livia to be closest to what I was thinking after reading the thread, dezzy disagreed, he was the first to disagree..so I was then first to disagree with his opinion of the opinion I thought was correct.

I didnt quote him, for the sake of everyone's eyes..

But you have, and this is all you have..

You have simply jumped in to derail a conversation hoping to drag people down with you.

I do believe that within 3 posts of you coming back from a paultry one days ban, I believe you have mentioned someones alcohol intake as though it's a given joke

When in doubt, take it off topic.