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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.> Describing him as little, which he is, is not an insult
Do you mean it's not an insult, or it wasn't intended as an insult?
You might ask why the word was used at all then. E.g. instead of ...
> odious little creep
> Nasty little poisonous dwarf
> Horrible little man
> odious little git
why not ...
> odious creep
> Nasty poisonous man
> Horrible man
> odious git
Do you mean it's not an insult, or it wasn't intended as an insult?
You might ask why the word was used at all then. E.g. instead of ...
> odious little creep
> Nasty little poisonous dwarf
> Horrible little man
> odious little git
why not ...
> odious creep
> Nasty poisonous man
> Horrible man
> odious git
How anyone in good conscience say Bercow was unbiased is beyond a joke.
He specifically excluded Brexit legislation votes etc in favour of remain ones. That is a fact that can’t be disputed but to Remainers he was undiased.
In any case he was a self important and odious little man (not specifically in stature) that aggrandised his position and life.
He specifically excluded Brexit legislation votes etc in favour of remain ones. That is a fact that can’t be disputed but to Remainers he was undiased.
In any case he was a self important and odious little man (not specifically in stature) that aggrandised his position and life.
It's strange how Thatcher, Major, Blair, Brown, May, Johnson and many others in the political classes - Diane Abbott ... even Clare Short! - are never described as little people when insulted by their various opponents, yet in Bercow's case the word little does not refer to his stature. Of course not ...
Was that an oink I heard flying past?
Was that an oink I heard flying past?
> I'll admit Ellipsis when I call him a little whatever, I am taking his height into consideration and I'm not going to apologise for that
If insulting the physical attributes someone was born with sits well with you then I suggest you carry on with the monkey chants at the next match you attend ...
If insulting the physical attributes someone was born with sits well with you then I suggest you carry on with the monkey chants at the next match you attend ...
They're not being insulted for being monkeys. They're being insulted for being black. But if you prefer it, a different insult from the crowd (or John Terry) might be "You effing black lady garden"
Of course, the "black" there is not supposed to be an insult and anyway refers more to the gentleman's humour than his skin colour ...
Of course, the "black" there is not supposed to be an insult and anyway refers more to the gentleman's humour than his skin colour ...