Thread: Updated: Boris resigns as party leader
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Old 12-04-2022, 23:26   #1547
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Re: All those No.10 lockdown parties
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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
Whataboutery is the last defence of the indefensible. If Starmer has broken the law he’ll get a fine, and then we can talk about his moral authority as leader of the opposition.

For now, Bozzer has been fined and his moral authority is compromised. You have been swerving that issue all afternoon - I suspect you know perfectly well that there’s a problem here which is why you’re avoiding the question rather than outright denying it.
In this case, whataboutery is perfectly valid. If the PM gets a fine in similar circumstances to the Leader of the Opposition, who didn’t get a fine, how does that figure?

Both had a break from work amongst colleagues. Does a cake constitute a party but not a beer?

Well, you won’t agree with even the most logical argument on this subject, so we’ll have to agree to disagree. I have more important stuff to worry about than this nonsense.
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