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Why Bother?
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...there are very few Tories in Scotland and out of those even less in the party.
...there are very few Tories in Scotland and out of those even less in the party.
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I can’t see the point of them doing it anywhere. If people are bothered enough to join a political party - and it’s the members who get to vote - it’s reasonable to assume they have a keen interest in politics and would be aware of the attributes of both runners anyway.
15:54 Tue 16th Aug 2022
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Tora, why when you're on here, stating you're a Tory party member, talking about the party hustings, don't you abide by even the "minimum standards of behaviour" that you agreed to when becoming a member?
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The Party expects basic standards of behaviour from its members. The Party can fairly expect these standards, equally, from all its members no matter who they are or what position they hold in the Party.
Anti-Discrimination
Every Party member must not discriminate against, bully, harass or victimise any other person because of age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex and sexual orientation. These are called the “protected characteristics” and are found in the Equality Act 2010.
Anti-bullying and harassment
Every Party member must not bully or harass anyone for any reason.
Tolerance and Respect of other Individuals
Political discourse can be very robust and adversarial. People are entitled to hold and express opinions, views and outlooks that others may strongly disagree with.
However, whatever they might think about those opinions, views and outlooks, Party members are expected to have basic, common respect for, and tolerate, those individuals who may offer them and have the right to express them.
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The Party expects basic standards of behaviour from its members. The Party can fairly expect these standards, equally, from all its members no matter who they are or what position they hold in the Party.
Anti-Discrimination
Every Party member must not discriminate against, bully, harass or victimise any other person because of age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex and sexual orientation. These are called the “protected characteristics” and are found in the Equality Act 2010.
Anti-bullying and harassment
Every Party member must not bully or harass anyone for any reason.
Tolerance and Respect of other Individuals
Political discourse can be very robust and adversarial. People are entitled to hold and express opinions, views and outlooks that others may strongly disagree with.
However, whatever they might think about those opinions, views and outlooks, Party members are expected to have basic, common respect for, and tolerate, those individuals who may offer them and have the right to express them.
ToraToraTora
//sorry doogie, just can't see the point of the Tories doing Hustings in Scotland. It'd be like the 4 by 2s canvassing Riyadh.//
Berates Corbyn over anti-Semitism, uses anti-Semitic derogatory term.
In the same manner that he claims to like the Scots but ridicules them at every given opportunity.
Has Truss for his avatar and champions her, she’s the biggest 5Cer ever as a Remainer who once wanted the monarchy abolished.
Doesn’t know sch!t from clay! PMSL.
//sorry doogie, just can't see the point of the Tories doing Hustings in Scotland. It'd be like the 4 by 2s canvassing Riyadh.//
Berates Corbyn over anti-Semitism, uses anti-Semitic derogatory term.
In the same manner that he claims to like the Scots but ridicules them at every given opportunity.
Has Truss for his avatar and champions her, she’s the biggest 5Cer ever as a Remainer who once wanted the monarchy abolished.
Doesn’t know sch!t from clay! PMSL.
Just for my bezzy mate. :-)
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