Sexual Abuse and Prominent People

[floo]

And Floo why so vocal anout Corbyn but nary a word about May. She will have known about the dirty secrets her whips used to keep people in line. Or are you really as stupidly partisan as you sound.

I prefer May to Corbyn, even if she is not doing a brilliant job. It may surprise you to know that I vote for our local Labour MP. Having met him when he visited us at our request some years ago, I was impressed by him.

[Harrowby Hall]

I prefer May to Corbyn, even if she is not doing a brilliant job. It may surprise you to know that I vote for our local Labour MP. Having met him when he visited us at our request some years ago, I was impressed by him.

Why should it surprise anyone that you voted for someone whom you considered would best represent your interests? This action is central to the British concept of representative democracy - we vote for individuals not for parties.

... I enjoyed my brief visit to Cloud Cuckoo Land ...

[floo]

Why should it surprise anyone that you voted for someone whom you considered would best represent your interests? This action is central to the British concept of representative democracy - we vote for individuals not for parties.

... I enjoyed my brief visit to Cloud Cuckoo Land ...

I vote for the person I consider the best candidate, not the party. My husband and I often vote for different candidates.

[ProfessorDavey]

I vote for the person I consider the best candidate, not the party. My husband and I often vote for different candidates.

Best candidate as constituency MP or best candidate for PM?

And are they not related to preference for a party - given that the candidate stands on the platform of the party's manifesto.

Would you, for example, vote for a local candidate who is very good as an MP but whose party has policies that you fundamentally disagree with.

[Sebastian Toe]

Best candidate as constituency MP or best candidate for PM?

And are they not related to preference for a party - given that the candidate stands on the platform of the party's manifesto.

Would you, for example, vote for a local candidate who is very good as an MP but whose party has policies that you fundamentally disagree with.

Would you vote for a candidate who is a complete areshole yet stands for the party which most closely aligns with your political views?

[floo]

Best candidate as constituency MP or best candidate for PM?

And are they not related to preference for a party - given that the candidate stands on the platform of the party's manifesto.

Would you, for example, vote for a local candidate who is very good as an MP but whose party has policies that you fundamentally disagree with.

A party with policies with which I fundamentally disagree, like the nasty UKIP, would never have an MP whose views I could respect.

[Rhiannon]

So we’ve managed to deflect away from sex abuse and harassment again.

[Walter]

So we’ve managed to deflect away from sex abuse and harassment again.

perhaps people are fed up with the subject or the problem's gone away?

[floo]

perhaps people are fed up with the subject or the problem's gone away?

NOT FUNNY!

[Walter]

NOT FUNNY!

did you see the question mark at the end?   

[floo]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-41904161

A Welsh Labour AM member, who was sacked last week, for improper conduct has just died!

[Rhiannon]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-41904161

A Welsh Labour AM member, who was sacked last week, for improper conduct has just died!

Terribly sad. 

[floo]

It is now thought Carl Sargeant committed suicide.

[Nearly Sane]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-41904161

A Welsh Labour AM member, who was sacked last week, for improper conduct has just died!

Just to note it was allegations which he denied and which there was going to be investigation of.

[floo]

Just to note it was allegations which he denied and which there was going to be investigation of.

If his death was suicide, it looks as if he had a case to answer.

[Rhiannon]

If his death was suicide, it looks as if he had a case to answer.

You are wrong there. It's possible to feel utter despair as an innocent person.

[floo]

You are wrong there. It's possible to feel utter despair as an innocent person.

Hmmmmmmm! He was sacked so I assume the case against him was pretty damning.

[Nearly Sane]

If his death was suicide, it looks as if he had a case to answer.

Which doesn't make your claim that he was sacked for 'improper conduct' correct. And I think given the circumstances, you might want not to jump to conclusions.

[Nearly Sane]

Hmmmmmmm! He was sacked so I assume the case against him was pretty damning.

The plaintiff is in court, so he must be guilty.

[floo]

The plaintiff is in court, so he must be guilty.

Well hopefully the enquiry will discover the truth of the matter.

[Nearly Sane]

Well hopefully the enquiry will discover the truth of the matter.

that would be good, rather than you posting something  incorrect that stated he was guilty.

[floo]

that would be good, rather than you posting something  incorrect that stayed he was guilty.

Well we shall see.

[Nearly Sane]

Well we shall see.

We already have seen. You stated he was sacked for improper conduct rather than allegations of such.

[Shaker]

If his death was suicide, it looks as if he had a case to answer.

... and if the woman sinks and drowns, it looks as though she was innocent of witchcraft 

[Rhiannon]

Hmmmmmmm! He was sacked so I assume the case against him was pretty damning.

No. He was sacked while investigations happened. Clearly he couldn’t continue on his ministerial role while that was happening.