Yes no one likes hyperbole when fighting for their side on bluemoon;-)The persistent hyperbole you employed in attacking Lineker’s comment was excessive. Wouldn‘t a comment such as ‘I don’t agree with the ‘30s Germany reference, but the refugee policies and language used by this Govt is divisive and wrong’ have sufficed?
I think it would have landed better than frothing hysteria about Ribbentrop. Just a thought.
I refer you to choking children, commuting and lack of open spaces the world over.Not the best analogy I have to say. Shitting in a river is never a great idea but living in a place where there’s lots of people and the infrastructure to support that number quite often is, and there’s plenty of places with higher population densities than anywhere in the UK that are desirable places to live.
What other analogy would work where a government is trying to scapegoat a minority, wants to lock up or deport people without due process, wants to ignore international law and treaties, and refers to destitute people fleeing persecution as an invasion?I'd like to think we could almost all agree that the government are making a **** of it and Lineker could have used a better analogy.
Hope you were this vociferous when MP Bridgen actually compared covid vaccination to the Holocaust. That’s an elected Member of Parliament using the word Holocaust, compared to an ex footballer suggesting the Home Secretary shouldn’t really be using the language of 1930’s Germany.As I said I don't know the quotes Lineker was responding to and quite honestly why would anyone in today's world compare anything to the Holocaust. Nothing would ever come close to it so your question is pretty facile
she really doesn't care how many of their own voters they piss off do they?