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Everything posted by Lord Duckhunter
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You’re praising Japan, but they asked people to stay at home on April 7th, so that’s later than our lockdown. Yet you moan our lockdown was too late. From that, it looks like you’re just picking fault in Boris for the sake of it.
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I’ve been the one arguing our lockdown was disproportionate, and getting lots of stick for it. I presume from your answer that you also think we over reacted. Or are you just criticising Boris for the sake of it.
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Didn’t Japan have a far far milder lockdown than us? According to the BBC they kept their borders open far longer than other countries, only tested 0.27% of the population, didn’t legislate to close non essential shops . In fact used a far limited, yet more targeted approach, as compared to our panicked lockdown. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe ordered a - non-enforceable - state of emergency on 7 April, asking people to stay at home "if possible". Can you imagine the bed wetting had Boris done the same in April.
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Locking down the economy so drastically will cause people to die. You don’t need to prove that to the lefties, they’ve been telling us for years that poverty, unemployment & recessions kill people. Shutting down the nhs will kill people as early diagnosis has been proven to to save people’s lives. Chucking old folks out to free up beds undoubtedly killed people, but that policy was a result of flawed modelling from scientists and a panic that the NHS would not cope. The key questions is what drove government policy and would another government have acted differently. As a Labour government would have been following the same advice, dealing with the same NHS ,the same PHE, and seem to have wanted a harder lockdown or at least a similar one. I fail to see how it would have made much difference either way. When it comes to public health, they’re both pretty much the same despite pretending they’re not.
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Ha ha ha ha
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Brilliant he went the same way every time. Luckily one of the fishy twats lacked the brains to realise.
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Oxford keeper is fucking useless
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Just seen their keepers called Bass, lol fishy twat.
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Pens
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I haven’t seen so many white people since Jon Snow attended Glastonbury.
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If that was the case, we should have all just stayed in and not gone out until a vaccination was found. Had they imposed that, would they have clearly passed.
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Superb. Everyone a hero. Stephens my man of the match, but Walker-Peters and the keeper ran him close. Real reliance from everyone.
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You wouldn’t say that if had to live & work with the two team twats.
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You must be related to him.
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To be fair to Hamilton, none of us Whiteys know what it’s like to be a black millionaire in Monaco. Every day must be a struggle for him.
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Feeling rough this morning. Better than expected atmosphere in the pub, sat on a large table with 2 other couples & drinks were brought over. Once I broke the seal the queues for the toilets was annoying, but other than that was ok. Snap dragon not keen on new set up as she couldn’t wander round gossiping with other tables. Better than nothing I suppose, but the lack of live music was the killer for me. Weather didn’t help as nobody could sit out front. My nipper went round a few boozers with his mates and they had no problem getting in any and he said there was pretty much zero checking on whether people were in same household. A few were closed, and it appears the ones closed were mainly the managed houses the tenancy and free houses were the ones opening. Heard both Wetherspoons were quiet, so perhaps the piss artists have seen how cheap supermarket booze is. Anyone else go out?
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If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck. A poll tax is levied as a fixed sum on every liable individual. There you go again, if it’s as good as you make out, everyone will pay a subscription, so what’s your problem,. Of course, YOU want the tv poll tax to remain, because YOU think it’s good value. I think the Spectator is great value for money. I think people should pay a poll tax to fund it, even if they only read the Guardian. Think of all the great articles they could write & all the correspondents they could send round the world. In return for the tax revenues they could have a charter making them legally be balanced & neutral. Don’t you think the print industry needs an impartial source of news and current affairs?
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The United Kingdom and the Death of Boris Johnson as we know it.
Lord Duckhunter replied to CB Fry's topic in The Lounge
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Gonna end up about 8-4 at this rate
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That’s the one. The one with the fist used by the group BLM.
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Maguire & the keeper again. Roy Keane will be going apoplectic.
