Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)

[Silly McSilly Face]

Didn't you call them douches without knowing their stories?

Its a flippant remark to add some humour to the discussion I.e. "not every douchebag rocking up in a dinghy has to be treated as a refugee"

 

[ricky2tricky4city]

Its a flippant remark to add some humour to the discussion I.e. "not every douchebag rocking up in a dinghy has to be treated as a refugee"

The Trump approach...one might say. Marvellous.

I wouldn't label one woman or child coming on a boat a douchebag.

It's ok to dislike/avoid someone when they have revealed themselves to you by their actions or behaviour. That's due process.

Most people hate on other people because they hate their own lives (to some extent).

 

[P.D.]

Looks like Labour are looking to change inheritance tax and capital gains in the budget, they've really messed things up and are just scrambling around now. This won't win them any votes and will just be a temporary fix, I had much higher expectations that they'd fix the foundations and put a long term plan in place but everything is far too reactive.

Ironically if they just came out and admitted some mistakes and raised income tax instead it would likely go down better.

 

[LutonSpurs]

Its a flippant remark to add some humour to the discussion I.e. "not every douchebag rocking up in a dinghy has to be treated as a refugee"

This shows your hatred for them. The fact you can't admit it is the issue here. And this what seems to be leading you to ignore the basic humanity of these people. I'd love it if you could see them as people just like us.