Sanna Marin

Donut said:
Can someone post the neck kissing video? The original one was not enough for a decent wank.
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Outrageously NSFW, I'm warning you in advance.

If you thought JFK putting his dick into everything within a 5ft radius, or Clinton getting sucked off in the oval office were the depths of behaviour by an elected offical, wait til you get a load of this....

 
Why do other countries get the hot politicians and we get the likes of Liz Tuss
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Eyepopper said:
Outrageously NSFW, I'm warning you in advance.

If you thought JFK putting his dick into everything within a 5ft radius, or Clinton getting sucked off in the oval office were the depths of behaviour by an elected offical, wait til you get a load of this....

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Meh, looks like I’ll have to find some porn.
 
Eyepopper said:
Outrageously NSFW, I'm warning you in advance.

If you thought JFK putting his dick into everything within a 5ft radius, or Clinton getting sucked off in the oval office were the depths of behaviour by an elected offical, wait til you get a load of this....

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Burn that that adulteress devil woman.
 
Serious lack of pics in this thread. Disappointed.
 
I kind of get why it might be damaging politically.

Leaders are meant to exercise good judgement and restraint.

However, who actually cares... Its what normal people do and can't be used as blackmail material so pretty unimportant in the grand scheme.
 
Superunknown said:
Woman gets kissed on the neck at a party and she's the one in trouble.
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If your girl was getting necked on at a club and seemingly enjoying it, would you not be pissed at the guy and her?

It's not a scandal, it's her life, but its weird how many guys are like; "That's perfectly fine."
 
Those two videos look like incredibly tame partying. It’s unreal she’s had to take a drug test as a result. I would hope that the public in Finland are heavily critical of those who are trying to make it a political item. Everyone should be able to relax from time to time, even if the prime minister.
 
She should quit and start an Onlyfans account. I would subscribe.
 
I suppose the Fins have seen the clip of the fat & ugly 58 year old British male Prime Minister drunken & embarrassing sexually tinted dancing with a woman at a party?
 
Sviken said:
IMO, there is no such thing as a private life when you're a public figure. You need to be careful with what you're doing at all times because all eyes are on you. You would agree that her being the PM of a country kinda puts her in a different position than other middle aged women, would you? Sure, let's pretend she can do "whatever she wants" but at the same time she should be ready to face the consequences of such behavior.

The difference in being on camera and being not is again - appearance. Keeping appearance has been at the forefront of human civilization since the dawn of time and when it comes to political positions, even more so. You might not see anything wrong with what she's doing, but plenty of people do and that's what I'm trying to say. To say that everything is "fine and dandy" and "there's nothing to see here" is just ridiculous.
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Others have brought up lots of points I won't repeat, but I wanted to clarify that I don't pretend (and haven't done so before) to speak for all of society. I was talking about what I think does and doesn't make sense, and what I would want society to be like.

So: I think a lot of people think like you do, and I think that's embarrassing and, frankly, pathetic. Marin's job is to be the PM of Finland, and she should be judged on what she does as such. Everything else is entirely and completely irrelevant to her work as PM and should be entirely and completely ignored - whether it's Trump eating crap food, Johnson philandering, or Marin partying. Or in fact any of us having a private life outside our jobs.

You could of course make a point about the hypocrisy of politicians; like a PM talking about austerity or moral values who does not adhere to those values at all. But except if Marin is on record talking about people partying and letting go and how bad that is, then there's nothing here.

Basically, society puts some people on a pedestal and then decides what's permissible on there. That's dumb. She's just someone doing a job, that's all. As long as she doesn't ask or pretend otherwise herself, she shouldn't be seen as any kind of example or figurehead of private-life morality.
 
Honestly, some of the people complaining about her probably vote tory despite suitcases of alcohol being taken into 10 downing Street for lockdown parties. Trump had an affair with a porn star. Clinton had a blowjob in the oval office. Cameron fecked a pigs head. Gove is pissed constantly, including in the house of commons. Johnson got a lady he was having an affair with government contracts.

The only difference is she's a woman
 
Peter van der Gea said:
Honestly, some of the people complaining about her probably vote tory despite suitcases of alcohol being taken into 10 downing Street for lockdown parties. Trump had an affair with a porn star. Clinton had a blowjob in the oval office. Cameron fecked a pigs head. Gove is pissed constantly, including in the house of commons. Johnson got a lady he was having an affair with government contracts.

The only difference is she's a woman
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In fairness, recently there was a British politician who had a picture of him having an affair and he eventually resigned.

It's much more impactful if there is a video, picture or audio that goes into the public conscience
 
Drainy said:
In fairness, recently there was a British politician who had a picture of him having an affair and he eventually resigned.

It's much more impactful if there is a video, picture or audio that goes into the public conscience
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How about a fixed penalty notice, proof enough?
 
Peter van der Gea said:
How about a fixed penalty notice, proof enough?
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Maybe 20 years ago ministers in the UK would have resigned from that.

Either way, I don't really get your point. Breaking news is always more impactful if there is an image, I don't think that would be controversial.

Also Clinton was impeached for his affair and the cover up.
 
Drainy said:
Maybe 20 years ago ministers in the UK would have resigned from that.

Either way, I don't really get your point. Breaking news is always more impactful if there is an image, I don't think that would be controversial.

Also Clinton was impeached for his affair and the cover up.
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And there aren’t any pictures published of said Prime Minister and said party?
 
Rams said:
And there aren’t any pictures published of said Prime Minister and said party?
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All the images were of drinking were mild at best, to be fair. If you remember the only picture that broke through with the public really about that whole event was that one of the fecking queen sat alone and it was a political disaster for the tories.

Every scandal is used by the political opposition to weaken their enemies. If anything its paternalistic to try and protect a woman in office from criticism on the basis of her gender.
 
Drainy said:
All the images were of drinking were mild at best, to be fair. If you remember the only picture that broke through with the public really about that whole event was that one of the fecking queen sat alone and it was a political disaster for the tories.

Every scandal is used by the political opposition to weaken their enemies. If anything its paternalistic to try and protect a woman in office from criticism on the basis of her gender.
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Like this video you mean?

 
My sister is married to a Finnish guy, they live in Tampere(fun place), and she has mentioned that those within their social group are not too impressed by Marin as a leader of the country, looks the part, accomplishes little was the judgement. All politicians sound good until they actually come into office and then the difficulty of changing things becomes apparent.

Defintely gets a lot of criticism for being a young woman in power.
 
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Drainy said:
Every scandal is used by the political opposition to weaken their enemies. If anything its paternalistic to try and protect a woman in office from criticism on the basis of her gender.
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That’s not what’s happening though is it? No one is protecting her on the basis of her gender, people have pointed some of the double standards when it comes to gender and age. That’s not paternalism
 
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Drainy said:
Maybe 20 years ago ministers in the UK would have resigned from that.

Either way, I don't really get your point. Breaking news is always more impactful if there is an image, I don't think that would be controversial.

Also Clinton was impeached for his affair and the cover up.
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But she didn't do anything wrong. Unless you want to ban drinking
 
Scarlett Dracarys said:
She's 36. Let her live. Some of these stuck up old farts in politics gets jealous when they see people having fun.
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Don’t forget about the coke orgies over here.

Imagine a scuddered out Mitch McConnell in the middle of a harem going to work. Imagine watching a video of that.
 
If these videos are recent (or even if they are not) I find it odd that everyone comments "meh let her live life!"

It is odd to see the leader of a country like that. I feel the reactions would be more annoyed if it was your typical beer belly male politician.
 
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