The Conservative Party

[ganganvince]

Hes a summariser for Sky but he pretends he knows everything about other stuff.
I'm not suggesting he shouldn't have opinion but he shouldn't be going to social media every time there is a bye election result.
For me people who work in the media shouldn't be posting on social media.

Surprised he is allowed tbh others have been cancelled for less.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Hes a summariser for Sky but he pretends he knows everything about other stuff.
I'm not suggesting he shouldn't have opinion but he shouldn't be going to social media every time there is a bye election result, he should have some moral responsibility.
For me people who work in the media shouldn't be posting on social media.

People are allowed to have opinions. About anything.

You don’t need to agree with them. You could even try and engage with him if you wanted to try to change his mind.

What has him tweeting after a by-election got to do with morality?

Why can’t people who work in the media be able to use social media? That’s just a weird request.

Which professions do you deem should be allowed to post on social media?

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Surprised he is allowed tbh others have been cancelled for less.

Like who? Le Tissier for going full Icke?

 

[Cricket Blue]

Surprised he is allowed tbh others have been cancelled for less.

I didn't like Lineker going on about Brexit even though I agreed with a lot of his comments.
He works for the BBC and he shouldn't have commented and got into arguments about it.

 

[ganganvince]

Like who? Le Tissier for going full Icke?

Lawrence Fox

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Lawrence Fox

What did he get cancelled from?

His failed acting or music career?

 

[Gabriel]

Which professions do you deem should be allowed to post on social media?

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

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[MillionMilesAway]

I didn't like Lineker going on about Brexit even though I agreed with a lot of his comments.
He works for the BBC and he shouldn't have commented and got into arguments about it.

He gets BBC contracts, but isn't an employee.

If he was an employee, current BBC rules would have him liable to disciplinary action.

 

[Gabriel]

Newsnight reporting that the Conservative Whips are trying to get a slate of approved names voted onto the 1922 Committee so as to block any attempts to remove Johnson. Not especially democratic...