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https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/dec/21/jean-claude-juncker-women-behaviour-grotesque-ghastly-amber-rudd-daily-telegraph-interview
Never mind his grotesque salary and the increase he recently had to boost his pension when he steps down, he’s also “grotesque toward women”. Nothing would surprise me with this awful man.
22 Dec 18
@divegeester saidThe obviius answer is: yeah... the tories are so well behaved towards women...
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/dec/21/jean-claude-juncker-women-behaviour-grotesque-ghastly-amber-rudd-daily-telegraph-interview
Never mind his grotesque salary and the increase he recently had to boost his pension when he steps down, he’s also “grotesque toward women”. Nothing would surprise me with this awful man.
But, yes, Junkers not only sounds like a defunct ww2 nazi plane, he behaves like one crashing as well.
@shavixmir saidI feel if this forum were to choose a word of the year it should be "whataboutism".
The obviius answer is: yeah... the tories are so well behaved towards women...
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@shavixmir saidYou guys should vote him out... err oh yeah, you can’t.
The obviius answer is: yeah... the tories are so well behaved towards women...
But, yes, Junkers not only sounds like a defunct ww2 nazi plane, he behaves like one crashing as well.
@divegeester saidIn the Netherlands, the EPP is represented by christian-democratic parties. So they can vote him out by not voting for them.
You guys should vote him out... err oh yeah, you can’t.
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@kazetnagorra said“They” not you. My point exactly.
In the Netherlands, the EPP is represented by christian-democratic parties. So they can vote him out by not voting for them.
@divegeester saidYour point is quite elusive - Juncker has been democratically elected and he can be voted out like any other (indirectly) elected official.
“They” not you. My point exactly.
@divegeester saidYou can’t vote out Theresa May either.
“They” not you. My point exactly.
Her party can.
And you can say what you want about Junkers (and believe me I do), at least he doesn’t skull-shag dead pigs.
22 Dec 18
@great-king-rat saidI’d go for moronity.
I feel if this forum were to choose a word of the year it should be "whataboutism".
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@kazetnagorra saidNot directly by the public he cannot.
Your point is quite elusive - Juncker has been democratically elected and he can be voted out like any other (indirectly) elected official.
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@shavixmir saidGood grief. Again?
You can’t vote out Theresa May either.
Her party can.
And you can say what you want about Junkers (and believe me I do), at least he doesn’t skull-shag dead pigs.
Yes we can, she is a sitting MP, her constituency is Maidenhead. MPs are elected directly by the public. Junker is not.
Junker wasnt even wanted by most EU countries!
@divegeester saidYes he can - during the next elections, parliament groups will put forward their candidates and people can vote accordingly.
Not directly by the public he cannot.
@divegeester saidIn fact, Juncker was put forward as a candidate by the EPP before the elections. Every informed voter was aware that an EPP plurality would mean that Juncker would head the Commission. He was elected by voters who supported the EPP in large numbers. Deal with it.
Good grief. Again?
Yes we can, she is a sitting MP, her constituency is Maidenhead. MPs are elected directly by the public. Junker is not.
Junker wasnt even wanted by most EU countries!