[MTVN]

Originally Posted by Sawyer

So for clarity, you think Boris hasn't done anything wrong? Or not?

I think the reaction has been disproportionate to the offence

[bots]

Originally Posted by MTVN

I think the reaction has been disproportionate to the offence

The breaking of rules was annoying but the offence was lying to parliament and the british public, i see that as very important.

[Sawyer]

Originally Posted by MTVN

I think the reaction has been disproportionate to the offence

If lying at the dispatch box is allowed, it sets a very very dangerous precedent for our country.

This is not disproportionate. This is literally defending democracy.

I find it hard to remain polite when debating these things, because unfortunately, the truth is that people like you, who enable his behaviour, are the very reason why this country is in its current state.

There was a time when people would have resigned for the notion that they had mislead parliament. This man lies, and lies about the lie and then trashes the committee that he requested conduct the inquiry.

The man has had £250k of our money to defend himself in this inquiry when he's earned £6m since September. During a cost of living crisis, when public services are beyond breaking point (his doing) and people can't afford to eat.

You're defending the indefensible.

Unbelievable.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by MTVN

I think the reaction has been disproportionate to the offence

They just want him out of the picture ..


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