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Oh Dear Looks Like Labour Are Rattled......
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....and what happens then?
https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/local-news/nottingham-mp-deletes-tweet-saying-7743452
...Yep the nasties come out of the wood work. To stand any chance of getting into no 10 Rodders you need to purge the nasties.
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...Yep the nasties come out of the wood work. To stand any chance of getting into no 10 Rodders you need to purge the nasties.
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Silly girl. Rishi's appointment is a victory for all downtrodden, struggling immigrant families. And a salutary lesson for the Neanderthals who refused to praise diversity.
16:16 Wed 26th Oct 2022
“ Why isn’t his appointment to the highest office a “win for Asian representation”?”
according to the mp this thread is about, what he stands for will damage the community he comes from… she’s well within her rights to say that.
“ Let’s cut to the chase, Ms Whittome’s dislike of Mr Sunak and/or his policies has nothing to do with his ethnicity. It is to do with the fact that he is a successful businessman who has made a lot of money. It simply the politics of envy.”
you’re free to think that if you want but down here in the real world i don’t think there is very much evidence to suggest that this is actually true…. you appear to be attacking the fictional person you imagine that she is.
according to the mp this thread is about, what he stands for will damage the community he comes from… she’s well within her rights to say that.
“ Let’s cut to the chase, Ms Whittome’s dislike of Mr Sunak and/or his policies has nothing to do with his ethnicity. It is to do with the fact that he is a successful businessman who has made a lot of money. It simply the politics of envy.”
you’re free to think that if you want but down here in the real world i don’t think there is very much evidence to suggest that this is actually true…. you appear to be attacking the fictional person you imagine that she is.
Sunak certainly made a lot of money, but I am not sure that he was a successful businessman.
He was employed by various hedge funds before becoming a Director of his billionaire father in law’s Investment firm.
// a victory for all downtrodden, struggling immigrant families //
He was hardly downtrodden or struggling. He was educated at Winchester and was at Stanford in the US when he met his billionaire heiress wife.
He was employed by various hedge funds before becoming a Director of his billionaire father in law’s Investment firm.
// a victory for all downtrodden, struggling immigrant families //
He was hardly downtrodden or struggling. He was educated at Winchester and was at Stanford in the US when he met his billionaire heiress wife.
//...according to the mp this thread is about, what he stands for will damage the community he comes from… //
So I'll ask just one more time, then I'm out unless I get a sensible answer: what "community" is she suggesting he comes from and what does she suggest he stands for that will cause them damage?
So I'll ask just one more time, then I'm out unless I get a sensible answer: what "community" is she suggesting he comes from and what does she suggest he stands for that will cause them damage?
i think i already answered that newjudge... she was speaking about him not as a constituency mp, but as a person who represents british-asians in politics by virtue of being one of them. I am sure that you cannot have missed the celebration of his selection by numerous people for this reason.
she is expressing disagreement with that point of view because of what he stands for... she thinks his ideas are only going to cause damage to british-asians.
it really isn't hard.
she is expressing disagreement with that point of view because of what he stands for... she thinks his ideas are only going to cause damage to british-asians.
it really isn't hard.
untitled: //it's a legitimate position for a political opponent to take. Her point is that she thinks his policies will do a great deal of harm to the community he represents... there is nothing "nasty" about that// - yes it's legitimate opposition so why mention ethnicity. She's basically saying he's not a proper Asian because he's a Tory.
i think you might be reading something that isn't there toratoratora... she's just disagreeing with celebrating his ethnicity because she thinks he will be bad for British Asians who are not extremely wealthy... which is most of them.
I don't agree personally - i do think it is a welcome precedent for an Anglo-Indian to become PM. But it isn't nasty to say what she is saying...
I don't agree personally - i do think it is a welcome precedent for an Anglo-Indian to become PM. But it isn't nasty to say what she is saying...
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