Has David Lammy just lost his job?

[Cancerian]

David Lammy has been our Deputy Prime Minister for a short while but his comments today after Keir Starmer’s disastrous speech at the Labour conference surely warrant his resignation? What do people think? 

[malumbu]

Why was it a disastrous speech? I watched the BBC news and then listened to some of the discussion and it didn't come across like this,  You clearly hate Labour and everything they stand for.  Have Your Say on the BBC website may be a better place for you to post your strong views.

[Cancerian]

Strong views?  I thought this was The Lounge so anyone could bring something up?  This is an important part of our day to day life and the Labour Party isn’t doing what they promised since their election nearly a year and a half ago. 
 

[Sephiroth]

Cancerian loves wallowing around in some right-wing pools and then dumping on here 

starts a thread calling something “disastrous” with nothing to back it up and then goes all pearl clutchy with “this is the lounge!!!’”

a pox

[vladi]

I hope he survives as it wasn't quite a hanging offence. He does tend to be a bit accident prone such as saying that Henry V11 succeeded Henry V111 and that Marie Antoinette won the Nobel prize.

[Jenijenjen]

1 hour ago, Sephiroth said:

Cancerian loves wallowing around in some right-wing pools and then dumping on here

Not the only one these days

[Cancerian]

6 hours ago, Sephiroth said:

Cancerian loves wallowing around in some right-wing pools and then dumping on here 

starts a thread calling something “disastrous” with nothing to back it up and then goes all pearl clutchy with “this is the lounge!!!’”

a pox

? A pox? 

Well at least David Lammy has made a grovelling apology about his comments but don’t think he’ll last or will have to resign. 

[malumbu]

You still haven't said what was wrong with his speech.  Knowing some that went to school with Farige....  No I'll stop there.

[Sephiroth]

There are legal problems when especially high profile individuals call other individuals racist - which or any explains Lammy backtracking 

but if YOU are not able to look at Farage, his statements and his history and not see that he is a massive racist, then the problem isn’t legal but your own (poxy) brokenness 

cancerian: do you think farage has a racist  bone in his body? Yes or no 

57 minutes ago, malumbu said:

You still haven't said what was wrong with his speech.  Knowing some that went to school with Farige....  No I'll stop there.

Cancerian comes in and just sprays “disgraceful” everywhere. Where challenged he has got nuthin’

[jazzer]

25 minutes ago, Sephiroth said:

There are legal problems when especially high profile individuals call other individuals racist - which or any explains Lammy backtracking 

but if YOU are not able to look at Farage, his statements and his history and not see that he is a massive racist, then the problem isn’t legal but your own (poxy) brokenness 

cancerian: do you think farage has a racist  bone in his body? Yes or no 

Cancerian comes in and just sprays “disgraceful” everywhere. Where challenged he has got nuthin’

Brokenness describes the state of being damaged, shattered, or emotionally distressed, affecting individuals, institutions, and systems

[Sephiroth]

Accidentally posting your search terms and results  there jazzer 

because there isn’t another sane explanation for what you just did 

[jazzer]

18 minutes ago, Sephiroth said:

Accidentally posting your search terms and results  there jazzer 

because there isn’t another sane explanation for what you just did 

I'd never heard of the word and I thought neither might others heard of it, so I googled and posted it if that's allowed??

"Book him "Danno" 

 

Edited 1 hour ago by jazzer

[Sephiroth]

It’s allowed. Just weirdly unnecessary.  Surely easy enough for a native like yourself 

or do we  foreigners have to teach ye everything? 

Edited 1 hour ago by Sephiroth

[jazzer]

"Surely easy enough for a native like yourself "

assumptions, assumptions, assumptions, not a good starting point. 

Now as we've been getting along so well, let's not spoil it. We can be the same but different as well. 

I speak like a native, educated like a native, worked as and with other natives, look like a native but I'm not one of them.

See theirs this thing called indirect prejudice, have a surname that isn't that of a native and some, a minority I agree, will try and have one over on you, because they think they're better, or you're inferior to them. When you've experienced it first hand, you don't forget and get ready for the next time, then call it out, they don't like that. 

They don't appreciate that being part British having been born here but as I also have  continental ancestry, which I am proud off, it gives me a different perspective of living amongst the natives here, so I can not, nor do I ever want to be a native here. I am me and they are what they are. 

Edited 49 minutes ago by jazzer