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He was making propaganda
Big Bouncy British Boris Beats Bug then Bounds to Bonnie Scotland to Bash the Separatists......
Errrrr.
Bullshit.
^ bin dun.
I’m always sceptical that those sagely advising people to do this have ever actually read the book themselves. 🤔Read “road to Wigan Pier”
yet was still cancelled
Nice use of current alt-right faux victimhood terminology.
No, I don't think it is. Unless my kids have been brainwashed by the alt-right during their months of home schooling - they use this term.
No, I don’t think it is. Unless my kids have been brainwashed by the alt-right during their months of home schooling – they use this term.
It originates from 'cancel culture' - a favourite whinge of the (mostly faux but a few genuine) right wing nut jobs who give 'talks' or appear at university debating societies. That they are, mostly, doing this 'circuit' to raise their own profile (and thus earnings) is irrelevant. They want a public platform to air abhorrent views and go crying to teacher when they are shut down.
Johnson was not “doing his job” on his visit to Scotland. He was making propaganda
There's an argument to be made that part of a national leaders job is to travel round the country and make propaganda. I'm not saying it's the right thing to do, especially now, but it seems to come with the job.
It could also be argued that a leader's job is to lead by example. He can do all his communications, duties, meetings etc. remotely just like the rest of us. I'm sorry but what benefit does an obviously staged picture of him doing stuff in a lab provide?
I’m sorry but what benefit does an obviously staged picture of him doing stuff in a lab provide?
It convinces Daily Mail reading ****wits that he is actually doing something.
That's it.
Any time I see a politician on the news in a staged "look at me I can sit in a classroom with 8 years old" type scenario I want to shout at the TV :p