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  1. The Saturday Boy

    Societal collapse?

    Shouldn't police resources be deployed in response to potential threat rather than to try and appease? By all accounts, the pro-Palestinian protests in London were over-policed (largely at the behest of the government) and despite millions turning up only a handful of arrests were made. Compare...
  2. The Saturday Boy

    Keir Starmer at it again..

    Neither James O’Brien or Nick Ferrari are career journalists, both started in journalism (JOB a gossip columnist and Ferrari a show business reporter), their careers have been in broadcasting.
  3. The Saturday Boy

    Keir Starmer at it again..

    The analogy with Lineker related to his position as a presenter in general, not the interview with his wife.
  4. The Saturday Boy

    Societal collapse?

    Representatives of a Mosque near where the Birmingham pub was targeted have visited, apologised and offered to pay for the damages. There are more good people than bad people.
  5. The Saturday Boy

    Keir Starmer at it again..

    Balls presents a current affairs show, I think his background is relevant...he also has a profile, ITV is a commercial organisation so their choice of presenters will in part be determined by commercial interests. I think it was a mistake for him to interview his wife editorially, I can bet it...
  6. The Saturday Boy

    Keir Starmer at it again..

    Have you only had one job all your life? Every TV presenter did something different before they became a TV presenter…and being a politician is not a trade.
  7. The Saturday Boy

    Keir Starmer at it again..

    Well he clearly is a presenter given that he presents a TV programme in the same way Gary Lineker is a presenter.
  8. The Saturday Boy

    Societal collapse?

    Somebody who is always right is not ordinary, they are extraordinary.
  9. The Saturday Boy

    Societal collapse?

    Why do you ask?
  10. The Saturday Boy

    Societal collapse?

    I think it has been well established that you are not ordinary.
  11. The Saturday Boy

    Societal collapse?

    I guess that depends on how you define “leftist”, but as someone who spent some time as a young adult active in far left politics I can assure you that hatred and bigotry was alive and well and nothing much has changed.
  12. The Saturday Boy

    Societal collapse?

    Except I haven't defended injustice because it's people I disagree with, I have set out reasons why I believe the two tier policing allegation is a myth...none of which you have explicitly challenged. You appear to assume that just because I don't agree with far right extremists I must...
  13. The Saturday Boy

    Societal collapse?

    Thay doesn't mean you are right. Believing what you see with your eyes but ignoring the bit between your ears is what has got us into this mess.
  14. The Saturday Boy

    Societal collapse?

    And I can't tolerate racists, must be my blind spot.
  15. The Saturday Boy

    Societal collapse?

    You should have gone to Specsavers.
  16. The Saturday Boy

    Societal collapse?

    The "video evidence" you refer to has been widely circulated and is presented with a specific narrative in mind. The two tier accusation predominately relates to how the police have handled the pro-palestine marches compared to how they have handled the "patriots". The pro-Palestine marches...
  17. The Saturday Boy

    Societal collapse?

    No it can't.
  18. The Saturday Boy

    Societal collapse?

    Which would be a valid point if it wasn’t bollocks.
  19. The Saturday Boy

    Keir Starmer at it again..

    You are absolutely right, I apologise. However, nearly half of it is due to decisions of this government and although I agree with the decisions they’ve made…they are decisions they own.
  20. The Saturday Boy

    Keir Starmer at it again..

    It should have been in the manifesto. The IFS were warning of a £20 billion black hole months ago saying that neither party were being honest with the electorate. In March, the IFS reported that unprotected departments could face day to day cuts of up to £20 billion and the OBR admitted at the...
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