Current Affairs The next Tory (strong and stable) leader is Boris Johnson

[Tin-Tin]

The people who vote for him are protecting their own self interest. That's all. They don't care about the rest of society. It won't bother them that he's a deadbeat dad. If they're not concerned that the bloke comes across as not actually having a clue about anything then whether he looks after his kids won't make much difference. Instead they'll have a go at Corbyn to make themselves feel better and try their best not not appear to obviously as the self serving gobshites that they are.

But they are not though are they? This is what infuriates me - the only interest he serves is that of the rich - who are very few. Anyone else, working class, poor etc are the overwhelming majority in this country yet some of these factory workers, police officers, civil servants etc will be voting for him.

Absolute disgrace. You may not like Corbyn but how anybody wants to see this vile, lying, racist creature who continuously shows complete disdain and contempt for hard working people in this country astounds me.

 

[davek]

‪The more I see of Stanley Johnson, the more of an obnoxious prime gammon he comes across as.‬ An absolutely awful human being.

‪These clips somehow get progressively worse... ‬

He's filth. Just like the rest of the scum family he produced.

 

[orly]

‪The more I see of Stanley Johnson, the more of an obnoxious prime gammon he comes across as.‬ An absolutely awful human being.

‪These clips somehow get progressively worse... ‬

It's deeply cynical, actually.

If they thought he was a liability, he wouldn't be allowed near a TV at the moment. Like Rees-Mogg.

But what they are actually doing is trying to show you that it is his father (mad, right-wing, massively too posh etc etc) not the son that you, Joe Public, really don't like. Look how progressive and man-of-the-people Boris is comparison!! Etc etc.

But of course, anyone who knows anything about Stanley Johnson knows he's basically mixed race, was very senior at the EC, and is far closer to his daughter in views. Oh, and voted Remain.

It really is sneaky tactics time.

 

[verreauxi]

What Jolly Good Fun It All Is
Boris Johnson displays a deep, disturbing moral emptiness that Britain must reject.

(by Nathan J. Robinson, Current Affairs)

What Jolly Good Fun It All Is

Boris Johnson displays a deep, disturbing moral emptiness that Britain must reject.

www.currentaffairs.org

 

[ramacca]

Johnson is shown as a constant fool everytime he opens his mouth. Let's see more of the buffoon.

 

[summerisle]

Now the new name for Johnson.

 

[summerisle]

I must have missed the last 10 years, and, it didn't happen you tosspot.

 

[davek]

Sir Ian Duncan Smith.

Says it all about this country.

Utter vermin.

 

[Big_nev]

Sir Ian Duncan Smith.

Says it all about this country.

Utter vermin.

If it happens it only goes to further emphasise that being an Evertonian and voting Tory just don't mix. That man should be in prison along with Osborne.

 

[davek]

If it happens it only goes to further emphasise that being an Evertonian and voting Tory just don't mix. That man should be in prison along with Osborne.

Johnson's Britain.

Shame on those who voted Tory.

 

[Rob17896]

Seriously I will consider emigrating if that f***wit is leading the country. Just hope Scotland gets independence, then I could go and live there.

Scotland cant afford it and we cant afford Scotland. Sturgeon has not mentioned that heroin is its biggest industry and she is unable to tax it.

Nice countryside and a depressing society

 

[toffee9]

Sir Ian Duncan Smith.

Says it all about this country.

Utter vermin.

You should be able to state your displeasure about this decision without having to resort to such primitive language. What is it with using the most extreme terms possible to describe things that you don't agree with? It seems to be so common these days. It doesn't reflect well on us to make these accusations. There are many people that receive these honours that have very questionable credentials, and that's all you had to say. Calling someone vermin probably says as much about you as it does about the person you are labelling.

 

[Walken]

Sir ian duncan smith, i mean there will be other murderers with a knighthood but he must be the most high profile, what a disgusting state of affairs

 

[Walken]

You should be able to state your displeasure about this decision without having to resort to such primitive language. What is it with using the most extreme terms possible to describe things that you don't agree with? It seems to be so common these days. It doesn't reflect well on us to make these accusations. There are many people that receive these honours that have very questionable credentials, and that's all you had to say. Calling someone vermin probably says as much about you as it does about the person you are labelling.

As you are a disturbing sociopath its not easy for you to empathise with the anger others might feel as seeing people suffer, calling this establishment vermin might not be very seemly but it is absolutely understandable

 

[davek]

You should be able to state your displeasure about this decision without having to resort to such primitive language. What is it with using the most extreme terms possible to describe things that you don't agree with? It seems to be so common these days. It doesn't reflect well on us to make these accusations. There are many people that receive these honours that have very questionable credentials, and that's all you had to say. Calling someone vermin probably says as much about you as it does about the person you are labelling.

These days? As far as Im aware the words scum and vermin applied to Tories have been ever-present throughout my lifetime.