Current Affairs Rishi Sunak
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coollino
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Yeah, I actually watched the clip and didn't think it was that bad tbh
The 'have you been here before?' was probably a bit worse
Where's that video of him openly bragging he knows no working class people, hows he supposed to know if this chap is homeless or otherwise? He was clothed and trusted to be serving, qed not a filthy penniless crim. Sorted. The good ship tory sails onto glory...
spectateur
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When I first saw it on my phone, I thought it was satire, a send up. Seen it later on the lap top and surprised to find it's real after all. Is that how he normally speaks?
How utterly out of place is that man.
Diogenes the Cynic
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On the Tory scale of things I don't think that's bad at all, came across as more socially awkward than anything else.
With all the actual bad things politicians are doing this seems like an easy target for headlines with no actual substance.
I took it as he was trying to be approachable, friendly and interested. Did he choose the right words? Possibly not. However I don't think there was any intention to belittle or condescend at all.
The memes are quite funny but as an actual stick to beat him it is quite unfair to be honest.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Diogenes the Cynic
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summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
lol
Bowen, Jim.
Drico
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I don't blame Rishi Sunak. As you say, he doesn't consort with working class types. He does the bidding of his masters - the buccaneering disaster capitalists he admires. Why blame an innocent sociopath? The people I blame are the working class types - and basically anybody who doesn't live in a mansion or gated community - who consistently vote for Sunak and his Conservatives. There are enough of them to tip the balance at every election, and they insist on visiting poverty, misery, and squalor on their fellow citizens and residents.
The UK, and England in particular, appears to me to be almost a parody of itself now where people with nothing or next to nothing will make the case for people to be consigned to lives of penury on the off-chance a few wide boys - like themselves - might benefit in some way from the cruelty, inequality, and unfairness meted out to their fellow plebs. It's astonishing to witness.
Drico
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I should add that I am not British and don't live in the UK, but I get angry at that "exchange". It should have been obvious for years now to anybody with an ounce of intelligence - or eyes - that the Tories hold nothing but destructive contempt for the vast majority of society. These people don't even believe in the notion of society, for Heaven's sake. As for Rishi - this is a man who comes, originally, from a society that, essentially, treats some members as slaves. Were we expecting something different when he took over as UK PM?
Rishi Sunak refuses to say if he uses private GP
The PM says his healthcare is "a personal choice", as a union leader urges him to "come clean".
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Considering he was parachuted into the party as recent as 2015 (was it) and elevated very quickly to chancellor it appears he has taken like a duck to water in the tory way of making every answer/response abject lies. he's out of his depth because he doesn't have the good will of the majority of his party behind him so eventually they will hang him out to dry. He'll carry the can for the GE loss and the tory party, (yes them!) will play the race card as part of their excuse.He must have known he was going to get asked this. Why not just say you use private healthcare and prep for the inevitable follow up questions. Such a doofus.Rishi Sunak refuses to say if he uses private GP
The PM says his healthcare is "a personal choice", as a union leader urges him to "come clean".
He must have known he was going to get asked this. Why not just say you use private healthcare and prep for the inevitable follow up questions. Such a doofus.Rishi Sunak refuses to say if he uses private GP
The PM says his healthcare is "a personal choice", as a union leader urges him to "come clean".
I'm pretty sure the majority of people would expect a Prime Minister to have private healthcare, it wouldn't be a major outrage. Even more so, a Prime Minister who is worth as much as he is, I'm unsure why he didn't just answer it.
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