portslade seagull
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No I'm rich, which must make you the idiot. BTW I'm not a Trump supporter in anyway, its just the hysteria and generalisation from the mob thinking he will step down. It will make him more determined
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Prevent Donald Trump from making a state visit to the United Kingdom - petition
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No I'm rich, which must make you the idiot. BTW I'm not a Trump supporter in anyway, its just the hysteria and generalisation from the mob thinking he will step down. It will make him more determined
SeagullRic
New member
There is a difference between banning him entirely (which actually no one has done so far on this thread as far as I can see, and suggesting that he is not afforded a state visit, which is what the petition is asking Parliament to debate.
It is really not tricky to understand.
Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
- 13,440
My comment was a generalisation not specific to trump.
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symyjym
Banned
The US Celebrity Apprentice is currently running on BBC 1. He is working with a wide range of people from Denis Rodman, Lil Jon, Latoya Jackson, Gary Busey, Teller etc. Males and females, black and white and they all like and respect him. His children are without scandal and have been brought up well. Most rich kids end up on drugs and crashing Ferrari's so he hasn't done a bad job with his family considering Gearge Bush Jr was a nob who loved his cocaine,
If people didn’t like him and believed he was racist they wouldn’t work with him especially Denis Rodman, and if his family were dodgy we would all know about it.
If people didn’t like him and believed he was racist they wouldn’t work with him especially Denis Rodman, and if his family were dodgy we would all know about it.
That is for the Queen to decide by either accepting the suggestion of her Government or not. It is not up to lefty oiks to decide for her or them.
portslade seagull
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Oh Ok sorry
portslade seagull
Well-known member
Isn't the Queen directed by the PM on this?. Maybe she might have her own views
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
Well-known member
Surely those who are against it deciding to inform the government of their opinion is fine, though?
You know.....like a referendum or something......
SeagullRic
New member
Was unable to attend the protest today as I'm currently literally blind out of one eye after an operation last week (squinting ridiculously to type this now!), but would have gone down otherwise.
People protest for their own reasons, but for me it's about showing solidarity with people the world over rather than expecting the protest to 'change' Trump (or May's) policy. I've got a friend whose British Iraqi and brother lives in the US- he has now had to cancel his flight next week as he visited Baghdad in the summer as so is supposedly a risk, even though he has lived in the U.K. all his life.
So agreeing with the protest for me is a personal and political stance against a divisive policy and divisive man.I would imagine the vast majority at the protests across the country went because they wanted to show their dissatisfaction with Trump and support those who this banning affects most directly. That Niemoller quote seems especially apt to me.
People protest for their own reasons, but for me it's about showing solidarity with people the world over rather than expecting the protest to 'change' Trump (or May's) policy. I've got a friend whose British Iraqi and brother lives in the US- he has now had to cancel his flight next week as he visited Baghdad in the summer as so is supposedly a risk, even though he has lived in the U.K. all his life.
So agreeing with the protest for me is a personal and political stance against a divisive policy and divisive man.I would imagine the vast majority at the protests across the country went because they wanted to show their dissatisfaction with Trump and support those who this banning affects most directly. That Niemoller quote seems especially apt to me.
The Queen is well within her rights to say yeah or nay.
She could always say that she is washing her heir.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
She does as she's told by the government.
Sorry your sentence doesn't read very well. Yes protest by all means but you will not change the view of either the Government nor her. Try though, why not.
SeagullRic
New member
Not sure Denis Rodman, who has frequently visited Kim Jong Un and endorsed the way he runs North Korea can be trusted as a great judge of character!
nicko31
Well-known member
You sound a bit too sensible to on this board. Unfortunately, the reality is Trump way of doing things will be popular with an insular and neurotic America. Many are loving what he is up to right now.
Climate change is the real worry though
clippedgull
Hotdogs, extra onions
I understood British people were not subject to this policy after Boris got the position clarified. What's your friends status?
Well go play somewhere else if you do not like it? I think it is important that ill informed people from many thousands of miles away should not be able to run roughshod over local democracy, don't you think?
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Boris said one thing but the US Embassy in London contradicted him.
melias shoes
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- Oct 14, 2010
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Tolerant liberal?