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As usual you're making no sense at all. The robbers in Manchester that you mentioned had TROUSERS. You said that yourself. You said they had a machete down their trousers. So the thing is I think they should ban trousers as you can't tell what's underneath them till they're off (this would also...

You said - precisely - "What I do find strange is the instant outrage, venom and bile of those on the left"

People on the left like Eric Pickles who said Boris was "closing down" the debate with his "illiberal language"? Like Ruth Davidson who called them "gratuitously offensive"? Like Dominic Grieve who said he'd quite the Tories if Johnson became leader "because I don't regard him as a fit and...

You do understand that the word "armed" means he was, well, armed, don't you? Should we ban clowns and pants? Is Gazza dangerous for promoting false breasts (you could take a straw poll with your ex-pro drinking buddies with that one maybe)? Also were the Manchester robbers wearing trousers or...

Man dressed in clown outfit and false breasts commits armed robbery Armed robber with pants on his head arrested in Enfield

But she'd be a nun in a Burqa. A "jolly" nun even. Who could be nicer than a jolly nun to sit next to? As I pointed out in my other reply the person under the Burqa in the picture has an Asian skin tone and eye colour and obviously female features.

What pseudo intellectuals? Who do you mean? Whataboutism. One's an article about legal attire that references a casually racist joke and the other is a cartoon about Muhammed in a satirical magazine. Hebdo had plenty of other targets but Boris only seems to be writing for the Brexit /...

Skin tone, eye shape, eye colour and my experience of several months in India and travelling all over Asia. How about you let the person I questioned answer it?

What if you stuck the Nun in the burqa and the Asian woman in a Nun's costume?

And those "not on the left" think that any sort of challenge to poorly worded (but published) articles shouldn't be allowed. Whatever happened to freedom of speech. It's a shame because Boris was actually making a point that's been debated and / or acted upon in Denmark, France and other places...

Lord Buckethead