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• #13277
This sounds promising!
https://twitter.com/pippacrerar/status/1264597652311879691?s=21
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• #13278
I know my twitter feed is most probably a small bubble, but I've never seen pretty much every tweet lining up in horror and anger at Johnson / Cummings in the same way. I think they have underestimated the public on this one.
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• #13279
Pretty sure everything they do is calculated and even data informed, they've not underestimated anything, they've worked out what they can get away with based on analysis of the nation, and the majority of people won't give a shit about this.
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• #13280
Pretty sure everything they do is calculated and even data informed
Ha - don't buy the hype.
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• #13281
I know my twitter feed is most probably a small bubble, but I've never seen pretty much every tweet lining up in horror and anger at Johnson / Cummings in the same way.
Power of internetz
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• #13282
Fair point, if not rigorously assessed, then basing things on the status quo
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• #13283
Get a rep in each county to do a random sample of 50 people
- sack him
- don't sack him
- don't give a fuck
see what comes back. Probably good enough.
- sack him
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• #13284
shrugs
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• #13285
No surprises for me, it just wasn’t juicy enough to top him when he played the child care tosh
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• #13286
The 'people not adhering to social distancing/isolation' outcry is mainly a middle-class, curtain-twitching thing. It's considered a peccadillo by many, many think it's dictatorial and an infringement of their rights, and if people travel about by car, they're isolated, right? So you then get some people who don't have a lot of power, though they have some and some prominent responsibility, and who do have a certain measure of honour, who resign. Dominic Cummings, of course, has more power, probably as a sock puppet for worldwide oligarchs to implement totalitarian 'government' of some kind in which opposition and protest are made impossible by electoral manipulation, surveillance, and permanently-simmering undeclared-civil-war-like social division, and because he is backed by deep-seated corruption, of course he won't resign.
Even were something else to come out that might contradict what Johnson said today (but he probably checked with Cummings whether there is anything else), he could still feign ignorance, rely on it being said peccadillo, and do nothing. He won't be damaged by it except in the eyes of people who are already his political opponents. On the contrary, as he never apologises for anything, apologising being generally considered a mistake in politics (except decades too late when the apology has become fairly inconsequential), in doubling down he's going to be seen by many as 'strong' even though he is (again) being dishonourable. Again, we're still very far from an election. There's nothing Johnson has to worry about.
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• #13287
^ hope you're wrong. Please be wrong.
Local FB group, lockdown over.
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• #13290
Oops
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• #13291
I was hoping for something a bit more explosive.
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• #13292
If Whity and Valance had any principles they would refuse to go on the briefings from now on as he has undermined their whole message for months
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• #13293
Yeah. Here's irrefutable video of Dom Abba dancing at Barnard Castle whilst not clapping for the NHS would've been stronger.
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• #13294
Yes, rehash of same facts. They need some proper evidence he wasn't where he said he was.
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• #13295
It's like the Gov has a massive head wound that it just pretends isn't there. Weird.
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• #13297
Tough day for Dom
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• #13298
UK civil service twitter account in a blinder
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• #13300
There's nothing Johnson has to worry about
He looked pretty downtrodden in the briefing for a man with nothing to worry about.
Yep, the deep state swinging into action. Next they’ll want to inject us with mind control nanorobots