gordondaviesmoustache
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Ok, well wherever he said it, it was obviously broadcast more widely, and it was a preposterous thing to suggest.
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TinFoilHat
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He was interviewed by Mr Upskirt, not exactly Jeremy Paxman.It was on GB News and the interviewer was Christopher Chope. Can't see that he repeated it anywhere else.
Still it can be framed as not having a sense of humour or he's a very strong family man.
Mr Kobayashi
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He was interviewed by Mr Upskirt, not exactly Jeremy Paxman.
Still it can be framed as not having a sense of humour or he's a very strong family man.
Lol. Sorry Christopher Hope. Got mixed up because of his nickname Chopper.
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If would have surprised me if they had hired a pervert to interview politicians on that channel.Lol. Sorry Christopher Hope. Got mixed up because of his nickname Chopper.
Mr Kobayashi
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If would have surprised me if they had hired a pervert to interview politicians on that channel.
Martin Branning? :)
Mr Kobayashi
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This seems to be why he said it. He was signalling in to a certain demographic that he's for them.
Asked if Starmer felt the laughter was evidence of snobbishness towards his father, he replied: "I don’t know what caused someone to laugh, but if you're laughing at someone because they work in a factory - that is the one thing that I think had a massive impact on someone like my dad, the disrespect.
"And it’s in me. You can see I'm angry about it, I am frustrated, because I will never allow that sort of disrespect for working people to be any part of my plans, any part of the Britain that I want as the future.
Asked if Starmer felt the laughter was evidence of snobbishness towards his father, he replied: "I don’t know what caused someone to laugh, but if you're laughing at someone because they work in a factory - that is the one thing that I think had a massive impact on someone like my dad, the disrespect.
"And it’s in me. You can see I'm angry about it, I am frustrated, because I will never allow that sort of disrespect for working people to be any part of my plans, any part of the Britain that I want as the future.
gordondaviesmoustache
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The honest answer would have been “No, they were laughing at me repeatedly parroting that my father was a tool maker”. ‘I don’t know what caused someone to laugh’ is a lie.This seems to be why he said it. He was signalling in to a certain demographic that he's for them.
Asked if Starmer felt the laughter was evidence of snobbishness towards his father, he replied: "I don’t know what caused someone to laugh, but if you're laughing at someone because they work in a factory - that is the one thing that I think had a massive impact on someone like my dad, the disrespect. And it’s in me. You can see I'm angry about it, I am frustrated, because I will never allow that sort of disrespect for working people to be any part of my plans, any part of the Britain that I want as the future.”
Mr Kobayashi
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The honest answer would have been “No, they were laughing at me repeatedly parroting that my father was a tool maker”. ‘I don’t know what caused someone to laugh’ is a lie.
Of course. But he's not one to miss an opportunity to lie and and win votes.
Bigga
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Pretty obvious the clown was pitching a disingenuous position of 'them and us' trying to get the Working Class onside.
He, LITERALLY, cannot stop lying. He's the epitome of the politician the public has grown to hate. Deflects, no accountability and changes the subject when caught out.
He's just a robot in a suit in the end.
He, LITERALLY, cannot stop lying. He's the epitome of the politician the public has grown to hate. Deflects, no accountability and changes the subject when caught out.
He's just a robot in a suit in the end.
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The question asked at the sky debate outed him. You could see it in his face. The pause and the stammer followed, then the programming kicked in.Pretty obvious the clown was pitching a disingenuous position of 'them and us' trying to get the Working Class onside.
He, LITERALLY, cannot stop lying. He's the epitome of the politician the public has grown to hate. Deflects, no accountability and changes the subject when caught out.
He's just a robot in a suit in the end.