Comments by "doveton sturdee" (@dovetonsturdee7033) on "Rishi Sunak complains that the D Day commemorations made him late for a television interview…" video.

@Bezart34 'I think if you do a fact check, you'll find that he is actually British.' True, but the Duke of Wellington was born in Dublin. A political opponent said of him that had he been born in a stable, he wouldn't have been a horse.'
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@Bezart34 Perhaps you don't understand the concept of 'analogy?' Wellesley was born in Ireland, but that didn't make him Irish. Just as Sunak being born in Southampton, in Britain, isn't, ipso facto, british as a result. The famous Cricketer Ted Dexter was born in Milan, Italy. Did that make him Italian? Now do you understand what an analogy is?
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@halfmoon106 To be fair, he has said many times that he will not censor posts, however half-witted they might be. Where these neos are concerned, however, 'half-witted' is a generous assessment. Looking at some of the neo-posts on here so far, it is evident that a number of mental homes must be having a 'play on the lap top day.'
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@halfmoon106 'I'm wondering if these are bots programmed to copy paste the same Patton and Irving quotes over and over.' When you are stuck on your own in a one bedroom flat, you have to find something to do after you have polished your collection of SS daggers, lit another candle in front of your print of 'der bannertrager' and sung the Horst Wessel song to yourself. Keeps them off the streets, I suppose.
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@Bezart34 You haven't managed to explain why my analogy is either irrelevant or non-constructive. Nor have you managed to point me to any of my posts where I have suggested that Sunak is not 'British.' The relevance of my analogy was that there is more to identity and, indeed, national loyalty, than mere place of birth.
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@Bezart34 Indeed. It amused me when you attempted to do it. Accusing me of denying that Sunak was 'British' when I did no such thing. Still, I supposed it diverted you from trying to work out what an analogy was.
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@Bezart34 Just as I am happy to have contributed to your education.
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@togarnis8096 Almost certainly not, because it wasn't the 80th anniversary of either battle on 6 June, 2024.
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@halfmoon106 Are you seriously suggesting that 'freedom of speech' should only be allowed to people who agree with you? The neos who post on here effectively discredit themselves by using their own words to demonstrate how amazingly stupid or retarded they really are.
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