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Political relations between UK-EU
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Mr Kobayashi
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For saying Fish are happier because they are now British. For making lame jokes about a serious issue.
The issue had just been discussed, the humour of the House of Commons is underrated.For saying Fish are happier because they are now British. For making lame jokes about a serious issue.
BobKowalski
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Rees-Mogg is intelligent, the way Johnson is intelligent, sound posh, chuck in a bit of Latin and two thirds of the country start tugging their forelock‘s and touching themselves inappropriately.
For the English, a posh bloke is a sexual fetish.
For the English, a posh bloke is a sexual fetish.
bluethrunthru
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For saying Fish are happier because they are now British. For making lame jokes about a serious issue.
Rees-Mogg appeals to those who are challenged by their class - professional forelock tuggers who see a Lord Snooty impersonator and think coz he " talks posh" he is super intelligent - there are some Brexit Ultra's who will tell you he should replace Johnson as PM ffs.
If he had a Yorkshire accent and wore a suit from M&S he would have got nowhere
Presumably he meant that Rees-Mogg knew how destructive Brexit will be, but pushed for it for his own personal gain regardless. Or something.For what?
Well then you’d have to show evidence of his own personal gain. This has been accused before but was ultimately shown as false, regarding Somerset Asset Management.Presumably he meant that Rees-Mogg knew how destructive Brexit will be, but pushed for it for his own personal gain regardless. Or something.
People said he wanted a no deal that would crash the economy and yet he’s been a champion of getting the deal we’ve got.
Maybe he’s just an upper class Tory who dreams of historical Blighty, and that’s why he supported to leave, rather than some sinister economical scam?
Maybe. Either way, I strongly doubt he has the interests of the majority of the British public at heart.Well then you’d have to show evidence of his own personal gain. This has been accused before but was ultimately shown as false, regarding Somerset Asset Management.
People said he wanted a no deal that would crash the economy and yet he’s been a champion of getting the deal we’ve got.
Maybe he’s just an upper class Tory who dreams of historical Blighty, and that’s why he supported to leave, rather than some sinister economical scam?
Or maybe he just feels the best interests of the country are gained through a different medium than you do?Maybe. Either way, I strongly doubt he has the interests of the majority of the British public at heart.
This is the thing, I don’t agree with Rees-Mogg on economics, nor do I agree with Corbyn... but both genuinely think their position is helpful to the majority.