Jess Phillips

[blueinsa]

@Kazzydeyna go on lad!

Tells it how it is does this man.

 

[kaz7]

@Kazzydeyna go on lad!

Tells it how it is does this man.

I find it better to judge people on what they do whilst in power rather than on what they say they want to do if they get power,so much deflecting going on in the politics threads,it's most entertaining tbf

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Maybe you're too posh to notice.

It’s all relative!

 

[Didsbury Dave]

Presumably "not being comfortable with it" is the reason she now wants to take those opportunities away from genuine working class kids .

A la O'Donnell (privately educated) and Corbyn (privately educated). Ditto D Abbott (send her kid to a selective school but denies other working class kids the same chances).

And what is with that pretend working class peaky blinders accent ? She .is. A. Fraud .

Proper working class hero, you are.

 

[Banned Tosspot]

Proper working class hero, you are.

Dave's here!

 

[Ban-jani]

Presumably "not being comfortable with it" is the reason she now wants to take those opportunities away from genuine working class kids .

A la O'Donnell (privately educated) and Corbyn (privately educated). Ditto D Abbott (send her kid to a selective school but denies other working class kids the same chances).

And what is with that pretend working class peaky blinders accent ? She .is. A. Fraud .

You’ll be sorry when she gets hold of Tommy and Arthur.

 

[Didsbury Dave]

Dave's here!

Not for long, boyo. Watching football. Just popped in for a snipe ;-)

 

[Kazzydeyna]

Proper working class hero, you are.

Not especially. Just a fairly normal bloke who is a little bit sick of being patronised by middle class, suburban, privileged frauds who think if they exaggerate what they "think" is a "working class accent" that we will be too thick to notice they are in fact hypocrites, liars, and charlatans.

It's not even the selective, or private education thing. I'm personally not in favour of it but I'm old enough to understand that I don't have the right to tell parents how or where to educate their kids. It's the hypocrisy of using that education to become a part of the establishment and then turning around and pulling up the drawbridge behind you.

And when you do all that by pretending to be working class I find it patronising, dishonest, disgusting, and worthy of comment.

Which I believe is the point of a forum .

 

[Didsbury Dave]

Not especially. Just a fairly normal bloke who is a little bit sick of being patronised by middle class, suburban, privileged frauds who think if they exaggerate what they "think" is a "working class accent" that we will be too thick to notice they are in fact hypocrites, liars, and charlatans.

It's not even the selective, or private education thing. I'm personally not in favour of it but I'm old enough to understand that I don't have the right to tell parents how or where to educate their kids. It's the hypocrisy of using that education to become a part of the establishment and then turning around and pulling up the drawbridge behind you.

And when you do all that by pretending to be working class I find it patronising, dishonest, disgusting, and worthy of comment.

Which I believe is the point of a forum .

So you’re a working class hero with a massive chip on your shoulder, then.

I don’t know much about this woman, or particularly care. What I do know is that she should be judged on what she says, not how she says it. And what she said in Parliament was bang on the money to anybody with any kind of moral compass.

Why anybody would attack her for standing up for ordinary people is beyond me, whatever her background or whatever fucking accent she has. Pathetic.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Not especially. Just a fairly normal bloke who is a little bit sick of being patronised by middle class, suburban, privileged frauds who think if they exaggerate what they "think" is a "working class accent" that we will be too thick to notice they are in fact hypocrites, liars, and charlatans.

It's not even the selective, or private education thing. I'm personally not in favour of it but I'm old enough to understand that I don't have the right to tell parents how or where to educate their kids. It's the hypocrisy of using that education to become a part of the establishment and then turning around and pulling up the drawbridge behind you.

And when you do all that by pretending to be working class I find it patronising, dishonest, disgusting, and worthy of comment.

Which I believe is the point of a forum .

Know a guy from Wolverhampton and another from West Brom who’ve gone the other way. Two of the poshest sounding and looking blokes I know, but could and possibly should have ended up speaking and projecting themselves very differently. I’d be surprised if there was a society on earth more conscious of social class than this country.