T00lsh3d
T00ly O' Sh3d
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Exactly, and not comfortable hearing it celebrated, even if it helps labour’s causeIt's a sad indictment on our country.
Exactly, and not comfortable hearing it celebrated, even if it helps labour’s causeIt's a sad indictment on our country.
Tory Bankers coming out now Rishi is anointed to "fix brexit" aka "single market membership" is going to light the fuse on the gammon-right.This Tory infighting is brilliant if we're all honest. The bubble has finally burst
It's a sad indictment on our country.
Okay it's done
Nah, not at all for me.Feck Sunak but I think I will be emotional seeing a minority as British PM.
Is there a chance some MPs have opted for chaos and told all three parties they back all three of them?Gove, Patel and Whittingdale have all come out for Sunak now. Penny still on 30.
Would Sunak expect to beat Mordaunt if it came to a members vote? I don't see a lot of their voters taking well to a obscenely rich brown man holding office. But again Mordaunt is a woman so they'll probably feel they'd have had enough after the Truss disaster show which they no doubt would put down to some misogynistic nonsense.
Really depressing thinking that Boris would walk away with it if he got the nominations.
Is there a chance some MPs have opted for chaos and told all three parties they back all three of them?
The arguments for a GE are overwhelming. It would even put the tories out of their misery.
Feck Sunak but I think I will be emotional seeing a minority as British PM.
Feck Sunak but I think I will be emotional seeing a minority as British PM.
Bingo.Why?
I even hated seeing Kwasi Kwarteng hold a powerful position. Not all skinfolk are kinfolk
Why?
I even hated seeing Kwasi Kwarteng hold a powerful position. Not all skinfolk are kinfolk
Pretty much sums up the whole lot of them
I wholeheartedly disagree. Representation for the sake of it is counter productive, and the only thing putting people like kwasi, or Patel or Braveman does for young kids is show them if you want to get into a position of power, forget obout your ethnic/cultural identity and toe the line.Because representation is vital, especially for kids growing up who will have only ever seen white faces on the TV/ print media in such important roles.
He doesn't need to be 'kinfolk' and an 'ally' to do that, and you can still point out and criticise his incredibly regressive politics whilst acknowledging the above.
I remember attending events in the past where Arab teens and young adults were saying there's no point them getting involved in politics because there was nobody like them, nobody they could recognise. There was no path and no comparison point. The more that changes, even in people with views we disagree with, the better.
Because representation is vital, especially for kids growing up who will have only ever seen white faces on the TV/ print media in such important roles.
He doesn't need to be 'kinfolk' and an 'ally' to do that, and you can still point out and criticise his incredibly regressive politics whilst acknowledging the above.
I remember attending events in the past where Arab teens and young adults were saying there's no point them getting involved in politics because there was nobody like them, nobody they could recognise. There was no path and no comparison point. The more that changes, even in people with views we disagree with, the better.
Nice (saying)Why?
I even hated seeing Kwasi Kwarteng hold a powerful position. Not all skinfolk are kinfolk
Never go full Guido.
I love how humiliating this process has been for Boris's public backers, Guido Fawkes... and err, the one public backer of Guido on redcafe.
I wholeheartedly disagree. Representation for the sake of it is counter productive, and the only thing putting people like kwasi, or Patel or Braveman does for young kids is show them if you want to get into a position of power, forget obout your ethnic/cultural identity and toe the line.
I don’t think its ego so much. I think she’s probably right in thinking that if she can somehow just get to that 100 votes and get it to he members she has a good chance of beating Sunak and she’s right because he’s really not a popular choice with the members. Truss trounced him for god sake.
I don’t think its ego so much. I think she’s probably right in thinking that if she can somehow just get to that 100 votes and get it to he members she has a good chance of beating Sunak and she’s right because he’s really not a popular choice with the members. Truss trounced him for god sake.
I agree, she has a good chance of winning if she gets to a membership vote. Trouble is, it would be Truss all over again, a figure with nowhere near enough Parliamentary base to keep it all together. I think the number of low number of nominations she's got should make that clear to her, so Im minded to think she's just positioning.
That's true enough. Too bad I can't get behind the Tory Party.Is it really that sad? There's a small section of society which is floridly racist like that but the flip side is that, as much of a cnut as he is, we're hours away from having a prime minister who is from an ethnic minority, married to a woman from an ethnic minority and is openly Hindu himself, having seen him wear the Kautuka openly on many occasions (unlike say Patel, who I've never seen lean into her Indian heritage at all unless as a crutch while attacking Labour/ migrants.
Yes he's a cnut and yes I hope that he and the rest of his party are obliterated in an election very soon but that is not something that can be said in most Western countries.
Sounds. If you look back over my posting history I don't think you would find much if anything that could be considered racist.Is this one for the posts that sound racist thread or just racist?
I've also seen him wear Palm Angels sliders mate. Not sure this has any bearing on competency or ability to govern.Is it really that sad? There's a small section of society which is floridly racist like that but the flip side is that, as much of a cnut as he is, we're hours away from having a prime minister who is from an ethnic minority, married to a woman from an ethnic minority and is openly Hindu himself, having seen him wear the Kautuka openly on many occasions (unlike say Patel, who I've never seen lean into her Indian heritage at all unless as a crutch while attacking Labour/ migrants.
Yes he's a cnut and yes I hope that he and the rest of his party are obliterated in an election very soon but that is not something that can be said in most Western countries.