Neville's Breakfast
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Now I am confused. My first post to you asked to what your username referred. If it is a reference to your favourite lunch or something else, you could have just said. Anyway, if I am wrong then I apologize.
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[Politics] Any Tory Party members on this board who will admit to voting for Boris?
- Thread starter Herr Tubthumper
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Now I am confused. My first post to you asked to what your username referred. If it is a reference to your favourite lunch or something else, you could have just said. Anyway, if I am wrong then I apologize.
GrizzlingGammon
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- Dec 15, 2018
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As I said in my first reply it is not racist, but you kept going on about being racist. There is nothing to be confused about. You kept calling me racist because my name includes gammon.
Neville's Breakfast
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Ever considered a career in politics ? In my first post I asked what your username meant. I offered a couple of possibilities which you did not deny. You still haven’t said what your username means. If it’s top secret then no worries.
GrizzlingGammon
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- Dec 15, 2018
- 1,794
You asked what it meant and instantly called me a racist. I am so sorry that you have confused yourself. The answer was given some time ago. Read some Dickens.
Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
- 13,426
Give it up guys, you will never win.
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- Jan 3, 2012
- 16,594
He's doing a great job at the moment of splitting the country irrevocably down the middle by going to extremes. Most people I know will not be smiling for a long, long time to come, or not about the state of the nation, anyway.
Even if he does make a success of BREXIT, it will be because of his extreme policies and allies.
Neville's Breakfast
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Ok, thank you. I just wondered.
The country is always split politically. The first past the post system means a party with 40% of the vote can win. As much as I hated Blair he won an election & I accepted the result as its called democracy. The reason we are in the current state is the refusal of a lot of remoaners to accept the result of the referendum.
- Jan 3, 2012
- 16,594
The point I was making is that Johnson is deliberately seeking to make it worse by going to political extremes - viz the wholesale sackings and the appointment of extreme replacements, not to mention extreme and provocative language.
I get the impression a lot of those who voted for him saw him as the candidate to unite the country. Other than Farage, he is about the most divisive politician to the right of centre that there is. It has nothing to do with accepting or otherwise BREXIT, it has everything to do with people not trusting him as far as they could throw him, a serial liar, philanderer and cheat who has a habit of being too lazy to work out how to do things properly. What's to like?