UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson “Everybody’s lives matters”

[SCHEISSEMONTRE 2,783]

Boris Johnson is a twat 

[alice911 536]

So he did say black lives matter if im reading the OP right? libs demonizing a conservative person for no reason again.. whats new. 

[JillTyrell2004 490]

7 minutes ago, alice911 said:

So he did say black lives matter if im reading the OP right? libs demonizing a conservative person for no reason again.. whats new. 

He did say black lives matter, but we can all say black lives matter. But he also wouldn’t condemn President Trump. 
 

Also click the link in the OP. Libs didn’t demonise him, he did that himself  

[ICouldntThinkOfOne 215]

45 minutes ago, alice911 said:

So he did say black lives matter if im reading the OP right? libs demonizing a conservative person for no reason again.. whats new. 

Have you seen his track record? Stop trying to defend conservative politicians for being trash.

[PartySick 172,545]

1 hour ago, Varys said:

He is more scarier because he is obviously way smarter and more articulate then Donald (well thats a low bar tho) and seen as a goofy sort of person and people fall for that

I saw a TV spot on him. He was being asked about some horrible policy and ended up getting the reporters to join him for tea and cookies rather than talking about the issue.

He's like Trump but prefers to play the clown rather than play a hard man.

[Economy 52,854]

That's what my co-worker said today and he's black on top of that.

 

I don't get how he wouldn't get the point of BLM is to bring attention to lingering racial issues no one is saying that all lives don't matter

 

But the ppl in my work place never surprise me anymore

 

[ICouldntThinkOfOne 215]

1 hour ago, xoxo Craig said:

is it? I mean... didn't we have like 3 within the past 2 years

There was one in 2017 and 2019.

The 2017 one was Theresa May trying cement her position as PM, her leadership of the Tory party (because every action she made was divided) and unify people on the issue of brexit , seeing as promises were already being backtracked and it was becoming more destructive than initially thought. Very much an emergency effort. 

 

That one didnt go her way, she lost and majority, Labour gained support on their anti-brexit stance and she had to go into coalition with the DUP, and she ultimately failed to change anything and stepped down.  

 

The 2019 one saw the Tory party gain support, simply because they focused on nothing but brexit, where as other parties focused on other equally (and ultimately more) important than Brexit.

 

While the recent one is still very fresh, globally, COVID-19 has exposed government failings, particularly in more conservative governments, so I guess it's not exactly concrete at this time.

 

 

[Varys 30,916]

3 minutes ago, PartySick said:

I saw a TV spot on him. He was being asked about some horrible policy and ended up getting the reporters to join him for tea and cookies rather than talking about the issue.

He's like Trump but prefers to play the clown rather than play a hard man.

While trump intimidates the press and antagonizes them he charms them plays their game, buys them off, maniupulates them without them knowing it.