#BBCFootball
This is why calling young players flops after their first season in a new league or club is plainly ridiculous. The likes of Jackson, Enzo and Caicedo can't control what money is spent on them and should still be afforded time to settle like anyone else.
@BrugesGroup So to be clear, hereditary privilege is fine in your books but the descendants of slave owners shouldn't be criticised if they still hold on to possessions/land ect derived from the slave trade?
Unsurprising that
@BellaWallerstei So they are decent and civil when they are powerless but act like incompetent monsters when in power? How is that a good character trait?
@TheRoyalistsUK@UKLabour People have been doing this kind of "under duress" pledge since the 1990s.
People have been refusing to take the oath of office since at least 1800s.
Its interesting how desperate right wingers are to see people cancelled who have different views to them.
@emilyhewertson I would imagine this kind of post is aimed at the people who go around spouting racist anti-immigrant rhetoric. You know the kinds of people who abuse black players online when they lose.
Its odd that you felt the need to pre-emptively defend yourself
@leeharris The strikes were political. The government refused to talk to junior doctors, leaving them no option but strike, in the hopes they could use that to turn public opinion against unions, the NHS and Labour. It didn't work. And now that they are being talked to, no more strikes
@AJRClegg Not the anti woke brigade who hate cancel culture wanting to bar people who have different opinions from political office.
Colour me shocked.
@tomhfh Right winger have been complaining about Starmer saying "my government".
Claiming that saying "Don't jet around the UK" is contradicted by ministers flying to Berlin is pretty wild. The Tories are a whole other level of petty and always have been.
@TomChivers But they won't because they have no councillors and little in the way of grass roots. The greens have stacks of councillors and have been represented in parliament for a long time now.
Not to mention the media gave them this attention before they had the MPs
@sean_ogrady712@BarristerSecret In modern times it's become the norm for the great offices to be appointed from the commons so the commons can hold them to account properly.
Also, the biggest clamours about Cameron came from the right, not the left
@christiancalgie He literally could have been leader again and chose not to. That makes it two times he has turned down the reigns of power when there's some actual graft to be done.
He doesn't get to throw shade at anyone.