Has the BBC become a Tory tool?

[Tugay One Cup]

Same goes for referring to the BBC as left wing socialist shithouses.

What kind of lefties are going to try and silence a guy for criticising a bunch of tory cunts?

Dare I say you guys are trapped in your own echo chamber and have completely lost touch with reality.

 

[Roachy]

Yeahhhhh, why blame a lack of personal responsibility when you can blame "right wing politics" eh?. Give me one example of socialism working better than the capitalist system we have right now? I'd check your facts re the "working class socialist mindset" too...MAYBE the union types who, generally from my own experience, just want more for less with no real understanding of what it is they are standing for...

In this system we have generous benefits, free nhs, a consumer culture, a better life than ever before in history...see what happens after 20 years of socialism. Speech contrained to the point there is no longer any counter narrative, truth becomes something only whispered, an economy so broken it only serves the militaristic police state, and corruption on the scale that makes the current lot seem like saints.

Total shit, particularly the "union types" bit. Go and educate yourself.

 

[Chippy_boy]

It doesn’t set any new precedent, it follows the same precedent they’ve followed for several years.

What, the precedent of suspending people and then just letting them off? I was unaware that was their normal approach.

 

[Chippy_boy]

What's really shocking is that anyone would refer to bluemoon as a left echo chamber.

Other than that it is. Sorry, but that's just the fact of the matter. There are far more left-leaning posts and posters on here than the other way around and the commentary on here is similarly left-leaning more often than not.

 

[BlueBanger]

Total shit, particularly the "union types" bit. Go and educate yourself.

I 've been to union meetings for decades and seen with my own eyes what the loudest voices are really like. SHIT work ethic and generally clueless as to the bigger picture.

 

[meltonblue]

What, the precedent of suspending people and then just letting them off? I was unaware that was their normal approach.

Ah well if you’re arguing he shouldn’t have been suspended, then yes, I agree.

Thought you were saying he should have been sacked and by not doing that was setting a precedent.

 

[HorlocksWalk]

It looks like all the sports presenters went on strike, no ballot, just withdrew labour. Had that been the train drivers then what kind of reception would the BBC news have given the Rail Union boss?

 

[xgorton]

Good to see our game will go ahead live on the BBC next Saturday.

 

[somapop]

....and the only ones that can replace the Chairman is the Govt.

Does anyone see much changing here? Will it merely mean the BBC will tighten up contracts on what can and cannot be said. (thus a step backwards and chiselling out that Orwell quote....)

 

[Tolmie scores]

Total shit, particularly the "union types" bit. Go and educate yourself.

Sorry but Blue Ranger is completely uneducated