
- ignorant
even more dumb than ignorant


utter wally



That'll show them
. I'd say try not to get dragged down to their level.Aug 14, 2026 -- 11:48AM, CLYDEBANK29 wrote:
The good people of Clacton haven't a clue what's going on, but that's the whole point of the stunt.
What do you know about the good people of Clacton

Aug 14, 2026 -- 2:48PM, CLYDEBANK29 wrote:
I don't need to live in Clacton to know there aren't many one legged men there
Your'e just a guesser

Obviously a hugely more complex investigation, compared to whether a gift to a non politician is political. The rules are deliberately written in a way that it could be swung either way, depending on political allegiances.
There should not be any 'standards committee' in a democracy, which makes it so that 'it doesn't matter' what the voters think.
That point has merit tober
But it become moot if the democracy decides to put in place a standards comittee and delegate powers to it as part of it's structure to defend it's integrity.
The clacton democracy delegate their power to the central democracy, it can not pick and choose what ensues
from that delegation.
Therefore your valid argument has been negated by dint of delegation to the point it is void at parliamentary level.
I have not really been following the bin man v farage election till I read the results, I really don’t blame Farage for not celebrating beating bin man because it’s bit of a hollow victory it’s like Man Utd beating Torquay in FA cup at old Trafford but not impressively, it’s a case of we got the job done but it’s up the tunnel as quickly as possible and no back slapping in dressing room.
Then why lie about credible threats?