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Agreed, but it would be a bigger media/forum ****storm if that happened I reckon.The kind of people who like Farage wouldn't care.
Agreed, but it would be a bigger media/forum ****storm if that happened I reckon.The kind of people who like Farage wouldn't care.
I can't see the problem with tinned cocktails? Unless the tin ruins the flavour? I've never had one.It might be M&S, but it's still a tinned cocktail. Classy.
Quite right. I'm definitely not a fan and find her quite inept at times. I would fear her as home secretary far more than Corben as Prime Minister but, come on, this is a bit much.I am in no way her biggest fan, but this is an utterly stupid and pathetic thing to be dragged over coals for. We’ve all had a sup on the train. Not as if she was downing 2 litres of cider. She was sipping on a little tin of mojito.
Some people seriously need to get a life.
I can't see the problem with tinned cocktails? Unless the tin ruins the flavour? I've never had one.
Guess I'm not really all that classy tho tbh
Quite right. I'm definitely not a fan and find her quite inept at times. I would fear her as home secretary far more than Corben as Prime Minister but, come on, this is a bit much.
I don’t think she was the one to put it on social media.So you think that the shadow Home Secretary openly breaking the law and posting it up on social media is ok? It would be as stupid as filming herself breaking the speed limit in her car and posting that up. As stupid as the law maybe, an MP shouldn’t be openly breaking the law, least of all a shadow Home Secretary who's job is to in part potentially deal with law and order.
I don’t think she was the one to put it on social media.
You're right, she wasn't. As mundane as it is, it is still against the law. When you're a public figure even littering can prove a hazard. She's done the right thing by owning up to it straight away and not trying to pass it off as much a do about nothing.I don’t think she was the one to put it on social media.
I don’t think she was the one to put it on social media.
Let’s not go down that road eh. That words not been mentioned once in this thread. Let’s not start now.She apologised via twitter. The person who caught her was a retired police man who apparently likes tweeting racism.
No agenda here, but things like that are often posted and then reposted without any citation, sometimes true, sometimes not. What had he tweeted before?She apologised via twitter. The person who caught her was a retired police man who apparently likes tweeting racism.
No agenda here, but things like that are often posted and then reposted without any citation, sometimes true, sometimes not. What had he tweeted before?
Well to be fair she does get a fair share of racist abuse so it could well be true. I just hate these throwaway weasel word "apparently" posts without any context, which are then reproduced in similar posts, even if true or not.Probably nothing, but everyone who speaks out against Abbot is racist according to social media.
This is Dianne Abbot, there is a high probability that she didn't even realise it was a mojito and just thought she's got a lime flavoured soft drink from M&S.
an MP shouldn’t be openly breaking the law, least of all a shadow Home Secretary who's job is to in part potentially deal with law and order.