Comments by "Django" (@django3422) on "Tory leadership: Boris Johnson camp claims 100 MPs backing" video.

  1.  @upshankkumalu9301  How are Labour worse? What evidence are you basing this on? Last time they were in power was over a decade ago and barely any of that era remains. Are they perfect? Hells, no. But we've had 12 years of Tory incompetence and corruption. I've had enough of them and it seems a large majority of the population agrees. So let's see if Labour can do something with this mess.
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  2.  @upshankkumalu9301  No, some of us choose to have compassion for others and not just blindly pursue our own selfish interests.
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  3.  @upshankkumalu9301  No, you said "best to just stay in your own lane and concentrate on your own life". That's the kinda rubbish people say to get others to stop caring and showing compassion. Which is part of why we're in this mess, Tories have long encouraged this "me-centric" mentality.
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  4.  @upshankkumalu9301  What an immature comment. It's time the Tories left because they've gotten increasingly incompetent and have left the country in a sorry state. That's demonstrably true.
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  5.  @aa1greg  That's such a weak response. How long are people gonna try and pretend that it's the opposition that are responsible for our problems and not the incumbent government that's had 12 years in power.
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  6.  @BJ-zd2or  He's responsible for the mess!
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  7.  @omokemorara8656  If your MP backed Johnson, wouldn't you want to know? It's their choice, but when you vote for an MP you should have all the relevant information to make your choice. If people decide they don't want to vote for an MP who'd support someone as morally corrupt as Johnson, that choice should be respected.
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  8. Johnson is hopelessly detached from the people he's meant to serve. If he's the most "normal" that the Tories can offer then they need to yield government.
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  9. He's got experience of messing up and lying low while acting like a harmless buffoon. But his decision making and leadership skills are non-existent.
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  10. Wasn't brains that built the empire, it was a big navy and lots of guns. Nothing to do with intelligence.
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  11. Can you explain what woke politics are to me?
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  12. His mistakes are a large part of the mess we're in, he's not fit to get us out of this.
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  13. Most of the damage was done by him! Outside his deluded fanbase, he's seen as a charlatan and a bad joke. So what can he do to repair the damage?
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  14. You don't vote for the prime minister, you vote for your MP. Each party picks their own leader and whichever party has the most MPs gets to be government and their leader becomes PM. Basically, you only voted Johnson in if you live in his constituency or you're also a Tory party member who voted for him in the leadership race.
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  15.  @anothergoogleuser4915  This is just pushing the false narrative that the reason people are poor is that they just aren't working hard enough. This is a lie. So many people who are in work are still struggling because of living costs. And Johnson doesn't give a damn about that. His entire political career demonstrates that, right down to it taking a football player of all people to fight the corner for free school meals.
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  16.  @upshankkumalu9301  Yeah, immature. Further proved by your weak attempts at personal attacks and assumptions on my political leanings. How many people voted for Labour back in 2010, when they lost, compared to how many people voted for Tories in 2019, when they won, has nothing to do with where we are today. Post-covid, with the war in Ukraine, with a rapidly escalating climate emergency. In 2019, the Tories relied on misinformation, smear campaigns and foreign interference. And since then, they've not actually done anything significant and positive that they can point to as an achievement. You might think you have a good point but it's not, it's meaningless.
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  17.  @upshankkumalu9301  What a surprise, nothing to say. Go and sit back down at the kid's table.
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  18. No, he didn't. He dithered on covid, wasted huge amounts of money on phoney contracts, made an utter mess of Brexit/the NI border dispute, kept disappearing off on holidays when important work needed doing, repeatedly broke numerous rules including some that HE made and was incapable of telling the truth when called out.
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  19. Where you heard that? The ICGS dropped the investigation 'cos they like to close ranks and protect their own, they're corrupt, but at least one of the victims has appealed the decision.
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  20.  @jimcourt9164  That's not answering the question.
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  21.  @jimcourt9164  Just repeating the statement doesn't make it true. The ICGS didn't drop the investigation because its made up, they dropped it because it took place outside the parliamentary estate. That's a different thing entirely. So stop ducking and answer my question, where are you hearing it was made up and what evidence supports it?
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  22. Better yet, if less of the public had fallen for Johnson's blatant lies and corruption in 2019 we might not be in such a serious mess. The Tories shouldn't be allowed to keep kicking the can down the road, we need leadership that's actually working to fix things rather than just cover their own arses.
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  23.  @tongobong1  He's not a real fighter, he runs and hides when the going gets tough. He just can't help himself, he wants the adulation. Oh, as for Churchill and Trump? Two petty, small minded and bigoted men. We don't need any more of them in politics.
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  24. If that's even true, it's because the bar is set ridiculously low.
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  25. He had plenty of time to prove that's simply not true.
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  26. And that's why our politics is a joke. Because people treat it like a circus, a sideshow. You ought'a reflect on that.
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  27. Who are these "globalists"? Give me names.
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  28. It's probably got a lot to do with those accounts appearing pretty obviously "fake".
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