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I've asked this a thousand times and never actually got a good answer but I'll ask it again. In the world of politics where one wrong statement or scandal will end your career, how is it that, if these accusations towards JC have any merit, he's still in power? He has most of the media and a lot of the sheep constantly looking to bring him down on top of actual enemies that COULD bring him down yet this scandal which if true would end his career overnight hasn't managed to do so in the months since the story blew up. Why? It's because it's likely been misrepresented and overblown, you can't have the enemies that JC has and be involved in a legitimate scandal and still stay in power. Quote:
Your second paragraph is hilarious, it's you trying to justify bribes yet, if it was JC doing the bribe, you'd be calling for his head, oh and since you are very predictable I'll answer the point you'll inevitably try to attack me with in your followup post. No, I would not defend JC if the tables were reversed and he bribed the DUP instead. The DUP should never be anywhere near power because they are a bunch of bigots and such a deal would be a betrayal of values from Corbyn. When it comes to politics, my only allegiance is to the NHS, it is the only issue I truly care about. My agenda alligns with Labour at this point but it won't likely stay that way because I personally think party loyalty is for fools. There's nothing more to be said but since you like having the last word I'll let you have it since I know you need to feel like you've scored points against me. Consider it my gift to you, as empty as it will be. I'm happy enough just being the better person and walking away, which is exactly what I'm doing now. |
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You obviously don't think Sinn Fein are worse than the DUP... So you think that having murderers in high profile positions in a political party is on a par with a party that don't? Wow. So you think a party that is the official one of a terrorist organisation is on a par with one that isn't? Wow. You obviously excuse Sinn Fein/IRA because of their links with Corbyn. I have never seen you condemn them when I pointed out their gruesome links to terrorism but you constantly condemn the DUP because they oppose Corbyn. Last edited by jet; 11-07-2017 at 10:36 AM. |
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Time will expose him for what he is. Milliband and Brown both tried to get the DUP on board, (tut tut). You wouldn't like him going near the DUP though, I know that. Sinn Fein, his buddies, with their resident murderers, would fit better with his values. |
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