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But once Boris was on the rack in Parliament he should have taken a different, non-defiant line. He didn't and, and, having had time to reflect before being questioned, he came out with the wrong line and is now paying the price. Truth has not been his strongest point. The penalty notice is neither here nor there; it could have been a speeding fine, for example, and his government promulgates such laws. |
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All you need to know:
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They are still not sorry.Not even about being found out.
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75% of how many? 61% of how many? Was it an average result of 20 million people asked in the streets throughout the UK? Was it a carefully selected selection of people affiliated to political parties? Was it a 'phone in' poll conducted by a local radio station with 238 listeners? People throw this 'statistical' garbage around like it actually proves something :rolleyes: |
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Yeah, I don't think the lawbreaking is as wrong as the contempt they show for everyone by lying about it, claiming they weren't parties, claiming no one told Johnson it was a party and now telling everyone to 'move on' after they're caught. It's just complete arrogance and a matter of telling the plebs to know their place.
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If all these polls were an accurate reflection of the wishes of the general public, we'd still be in the EU . . .
. . . as it is, they were (once again) wrong ;) |
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Since ignorance isn't a defence Boris could have been in attendance at an event he did not believe to breaking the law but if investigation found that it was breaking the law he could be fined.
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If it was wrong the other way, let's say Remain won by 54% instead of the roughly 51-52% the average of polls suggested, everyone would be saying they were pretty accurate. The issue with Brexit wasn't so much the polling itself but pundits had when interpreting the polls that they were underestimating the Remain lead giving more confidence to the Remain lead than worrying about how close it was. |
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Brexit was just an example, many more have been wrong too . . whether that was down to polling the wrong people, poor 'pundit' interpretation, or simply bad wording in the poll itself who knows.
Suffice to say some people view polls as acceptable data, others see them as manipulation devices . . each to their own ;) |
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