George Owen
LEAVE THE SFW THREAD ALONE!!1!
Boicot.
So, follow the logic of that last sentence and see if you think the points about Tory control of the BBC might have something.
You haven't missed much.I'd boycott MOTD myself but I don't think I've watched it for about 10 years anyway.
Yeah, even though she’s an arsenal fan but she is alright. Let her snort her coke and keep her. She’s doing just fine.Isn't that Laura Woods? Lets leave that alone!
Yeah, even though she’s an arsenal fan but she is alright. Let her snort her coke and keep her. She’s doing just fine.
Was mentioned on the other page but bbc meanwhile indeed
Is it okay if I put up a video evidence?
As if we need an excuse to perv over Laura WoodsIs it okay if I put up a video evidence?
Whoever does appear on MOTD tomorrow will get absolutely torn to bits.
Quick fire highlights of all the games of the day. You may not like the punditry in between but how can you not see the point?!
Haven't watched it for alteast 15 years now. Don't see the point or attraction.
Surprised its still going tbh.
Braverman made a similar assertion not too long ago and was called out for it. It’s bullshit of the highest order. All of a sudden the free speech enthusiasts don’t like free speech.
The BBC shouldn't even have football. Leave it to private TV.
The evidence is pretty substantial.They might... or they might not. The way some are going on about this however is like its a slam dunk and there is no doubt.
Thats not the same and I hope you realise that. There is a difference between trying to be impartial which is what the BBC should be doing and not being political. They cover a lot of politics on the BBC but they have a mandate to try and be impartial. Having your highest paid star saying what Lineker did is not a good look for them.
The BBC shouldn't even have football. Leave it to private TV.
That's the first thing I thought, the double standard is hilarious.The Qatari monologue was political, so is this. The only difference is that the former took place on live television with permission from the paymasters from the Conservative Party.
The evidence is pretty substantial.
The Qatari monologue was political, so is this. The only difference is that the former took place on live television with permission from the paymasters from the Conservative Party.
Feels like a huge miscalculation by the cnut Tories.
Feels like a big backlash is brewing.
The BBC shouldn't even have football. Leave it to private TV.
If you've not looked into it deeply how can you be sure others haven't?I'm not convinced it is but I haven't looked into it deeply. Nor have most of the people here it seems. We had someone saying that they removed a 6th episode because of a potential backlash and the BBC themselves saying that it wasn't actually part of the series and was a "bonus". Its available on iPlayer.
These are all opinions. You are entitled to yours but please stop pretending that your opinion is fact.
in a thread of bad takes this is a very bizarre one.
Sorry, gents, rewatching the initial Braverman video he tweeted about, I just dont see the comparative language to nazi germany that isnt tenuous. It's a huge leap to make in my opinion and if any language that encourages a more transparent, safer approach to migration, which includes ensuring that host countries have enough means to accomodate and treat these desperate people adequately, is aligned with language of Nazi Germany, then i just dont think its a credible argument. It could be aligned to the position of several left wing governments just as easily and superficially. I detest the tory party, and dont doubt that they lack compassion, but its still an argument rooted in sophistry
Are you trying to wind people up or are you just genuinely clueless?Private companies like Sky and BT do great with football. There's a private market for it.
Why do we need it on publicly funded TV, doesn't make any sense.
Dont like TV licenses huh?
Private companies like Sky and BT do great with football. There's a private market for it.
Why do we need it on publicly funded TV, doesn't make any sense.
The BBC shouldn't even have football. Leave it to private TV.