Did Jeremy call Theresa a stupid woman?

by Syl on Wed Dec 19, 2018 5:22 pm

Course he did.....but he is denying it now the shi** has hit the fan. Razz

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/breaking-did-jeremy-corbyn-say-stupid-woman-towards-theresa-may-at-pmqs/ar-BBRaEiL?li=BBoPWjQ&OCID=ansmsnnews11

by Fred Moletrousers on Wed Dec 19, 2018 6:11 pm

"Stupid woman"? Bah, that's not an insult (even if I don't agree with the sentiment).

An example of a real political insult was when a Member of Parliament told Disraeli: "Sir, you will either die on the gallows or of some unspeakable disease...", to which Dizzy famously replied: "That depends, Sir, on whether I embrace your policies or your mistress."

by Andy on Wed Dec 19, 2018 6:20 pm

I am sure politicians from all sides have called and been called their opponents far worse.
Being called stupid isn't even offensive in a playground of 5 year olds.
By making a play of it, the Conservatives are drawing attention to their Brexit shortcomings.
Whether you voted stay of leave, few want the debate and vote over May's deal delayed until 14th January. It should have been debated yesterday, and voted on, with the finer points coming out this week..
It seems a classic case of May stalling for time - There will be no more concessions from the EU, the reason for the 18 day delay is bewildering.

by Andy on Wed Dec 19, 2018 6:22 pm

To Winston Churchill:
"You sir, are drunk"
"And you, madam, are ugly. But in the morning,I shall be sober."

by nicko on Wed Dec 19, 2018 6:27 pm

He also said the same thing to Andrea , the leader of the House !

by Syl on Wed Dec 19, 2018 6:31 pm

I think the most telling thing about this is he is trying to squirm his way out of it.
Far better had he stood up and said "Yep....she was acting stupidly so I called her out on it". Instead he has shown himself up to be a weak little man who doesn't have the balls to back up his remark.

by Andy on Wed Dec 19, 2018 6:32 pm

nicko wrote:He also said the same thing to Andrea , the leader of the House !

In her case, being labelled only stupid is actually a complement.

by Syl on Wed Dec 19, 2018 6:33 pm

Fred Moletrousers wrote:"Stupid woman"? Bah, that's not an insult (even if I don't agree with the sentiment).

An example of a real political insult was when a Member of Parliament told Disraeli: "Sir, you will either die on the gallows or of some unspeakable disease...", to which Dizzy famously replied: "That depends, Sir, on whether I embrace your policies or your mistress."

Makes you long for the days when men were men and women stayed in the kitchen doing what they do best really. Razz

by Syl on Wed Dec 19, 2018 6:34 pm

Andy wrote:
nicko wrote:He also said the same thing to Andrea , the leader of the House !
In her case, being labelled only stupid is actually a complement.

And Corbyn, being on such close terms with Dianne Abbott, obviously knows a stupid woman when he sees one. Razz

by HoratioTarr on Wed Dec 19, 2018 10:26 pm

Syl wrote:Course he did.....but he is denying it now the shi** has hit the fan.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/breaking-did-jeremy-corbyn-say-stupid-woman-towards-theresa-may-at-pmqs/ar-BBRaEiL?li=BBoPWjQ&OCID=ansmsnnews11

Yes he did.

But, you know, sticks and stones. Perhaps if she'd have said, 'Shut up, you scruffy old cunt', it would have evened things out.

by Syl on Wed Dec 19, 2018 11:11 pm

HoratioTarr wrote:
Syl wrote:Course he did.....but he is denying it now the shi** has hit the fan.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/breaking-did-jeremy-corbyn-say-stupid-woman-towards-theresa-may-at-pmqs/ar-BBRaEiL?li=BBoPWjQ&OCID=ansmsnnews11

Yes he did.

But, you know, sticks and stones. Perhaps if she'd have said, 'Shut up, you scruffy old cunt', it would have evened things out.

She has more class than him, and bigger balls.

by HoratioTarr on Thu Dec 20, 2018 11:32 am

Syl wrote:
HoratioTarr wrote:

Yes he did.

But, you know, sticks and stones. Perhaps if she'd have said, 'Shut up, you scruffy old cunt', it would have evened things out.
She has more class than him, and bigger balls.

I bet she went home that night and called him just that..while scratching her balls

by Syl on Thu Dec 20, 2018 11:38 am

HoratioTarr wrote:
Syl wrote:
She has more class than him, and bigger balls.

I bet she went home that night and called him just that..while scratching her balls

Well I never liked her, but the way she has stood up to all the back stabbing lately is pretty impressive.
He on the other hand has shown himself to be weak...playing to the crowd...nodding when required, and lying when caught out.

by Andy on Thu Dec 20, 2018 1:12 pm

The daft thing is, whatever Corbyn thought, mouthed or nay or may not have murmered, pales into insignificance to the torrents of honking abuse he receives from the Conservative benches during PMQ's..
And those doing the most honking are probably the most offended and outraged by Corbyns silent utterance.

by Fred Moletrousers on Thu Dec 20, 2018 1:32 pm

[/b]quote="Andy"]The daft thing is, whatever Corbyn thought, mouthed or nay or may not have murmered, pales into insignificance to the torrents of honking abuse he receives from the Conservative benches during PMQ's..
And those doing the most honking are probably the most offended and outraged by Corbyns silent utterance.[/quote]

Oh, come on Andy, all governments are "honked" at by MPs on t'opposite side of the chamber - it's why they are called HM Opposition.

Dammit, man, things used to be so rowdy in the past that the auhorities even had to ban the wearing of swords!

Meanwhile, I'm not one naturally to spring to the defence of Jeremby Corbyn, but to describe his "utterance", correctly or incorrectly interpreted, as "sexist" is daft. Had the PM described a Labour member as "a stupid man" a few eyebrows might have been raised at her uncharacteristic use of unparliamentary language, but "sexist"??????

Rene Artois used to do it all the time!

by nicko on Thu Dec 20, 2018 1:33 pm

How can you defend the indefensible ? Shows you up for what you are !

by Syl on Thu Dec 20, 2018 6:50 pm

Obviously a lot of people have made a mountain out of a molehill, but in this day and age, where women will no longer be put into little boxes, for the leader of the opposition to talk down to the PM because she is a woman....well it's not on.
Personally I think the most offensive thing is he lied....and who can trust a liar?

by Fred Moletrousers on Thu Dec 20, 2018 8:02 pm

Syl wrote:Obviously a lot of people have made a mountain out of a molehill, but in this day and age, where women will no longer be put into little boxes, for the leader of the opposition to talk down to the PM because she is a woman....well it's not on.
Personally I think the most offensive thing is he lied....and who can trust a liar?

Sorry, Syl, but much as it sticks in my gullet to defend Corbyn I really, honestly don't think that he was "talking down to the PM" because she is a woman...he was apparently talking down to the PM who just happens to be a woman.
There's a big diffrerence.

What else should he have said? "Stupid person"? "Stupid human"? "Stupid Tory who wears kitten heels"?

Women, whether they happen to be the Prime Minister or the lady who pulls pints in the local pub, have an absolute right to be both regarded and treated as equals to men. No-one here will defend that principle more strongly than I.

But unless we are all to be forced to accept the totally batty concept that no distinction should ever be made between the anatomical difference between male and female in every day conversational language, then referring to "men" and "women" is natural, normal and above all perfectly acceptable, even in this age of silly political correctness.

by Vintage on Thu Dec 20, 2018 8:25 pm

who can trust a liar - if you include lying by omission I think that probably includes most politicians who have ever lived.

by nicko on Thu Dec 20, 2018 8:41 pm

The fact that he called her a "stupid Woman" doesn't bother me. It's that he stood up in view of millions of people and quite blatantly lied !

by HoratioTarr on Thu Dec 20, 2018 9:20 pm

The thing is..she is a woman. If he thinks she's stupid, then what he's said isn't really an insult to womankind, is it? I still don't like him though, and I do think he's a closet chauvinist.

by Andy on Thu Dec 20, 2018 10:12 pm

So it transpires it is the Conservative MP's who are the snowflakes..
Paradoxically, on here it is Nicko who is most offended.
I wonder whether he was ever called stupid during his squaddie training by his sargeant. It bet he was, and It bet it was far worse than that, and I reckon he wasn't offended but just took it.

by WhoseYourWolfie on Thu Dec 20, 2018 10:56 pm

Vintage wrote:
who can trust a liar - if you include lying by omission I think that probably includes most politicians who have ever lived.

An oldie, but still a goodie :

Q. How can you tell when a politician is lying ?

A. Their lips are moving.

by WhoseYourWolfie on Thu Dec 20, 2018 11:33 pm

Andy wrote:
So it transpires it is the Conservative MP's who are the snowflakes..

Paradoxically, on here it is Nicko who is most offended.
.............

Too true, that...

The older those conservative types get, the bigger the whinging snowflakes they become, increasingly embarrassed and shamed as the cupidity, silliness and outright destructive selfishness of their long-held and cherished idiotic beliefs become ever more clearer to them..

As ably demonstrated on here by nicko, Fred and company.

by Syl on Thu Dec 20, 2018 11:36 pm

Fred Moletrousers wrote:
Syl wrote:Obviously a lot of people have made a mountain out of a molehill, but in this day and age, where women will no longer be put into little boxes, for the leader of the opposition to talk down to the PM because she is a woman....well it's not on.
Personally I think the most offensive thing is he lied....and who can trust a liar?

Sorry, Syl, but much as it sticks in my gullet to defend Corbyn I really, honestly don't think that he was "talking down to the PM" because she is a woman...he was apparently talking down to the PM who just happens to be a woman.
There's a big diffrerence.

What else should he have said? "Stupid person"? "Stupid human"? "Stupid Tory who wears kitten heels"?

Women, whether they happen to be the Prime Minister or the lady who pulls pints in the local pub, have an absolute right to be both regarded and treated as equals to men. No-one here will defend that principle more strongly than I.

But unless we are all to be forced to accept the totally batty concept that no distinction should ever be made between the anatomical difference between male and female in every day conversational language, then referring to "men" and "women" is natural, normal and above all perfectly acceptable, even in this age of silly political correctness.

Would he have sneered 'stupid man' if it had been a male who had irked him though?
I doubt it, and he would probably be one of the first to kick up a fuss if one of the opposing party had said the same of a labour women.
But it's the fact he lied trying to squirm his way out of it.....I actually think he may have gained a bit more respect if he had openly stated he said it and meant it.

by nicko on Fri Dec 21, 2018 5:46 am

Andy and Wolf cub, wonder when they'll grow up ?
Still, they are good for a laugh with their left wing crap Evil or Very Mad

by Andy on Fri Dec 21, 2018 7:39 am

WhoseYourWolfie wrote:
Andy wrote:
So it transpires it is the Conservative MP's who are the snowflakes..

Paradoxically, on here it is Nicko who is most offended.
.............

Too true, that...

The older those conservative types get, the bigger the whinging snowflakes they become, increasingly embarrassed and shamed as the cupidity, silliness and outright destructive selfishness of their long-held and cherished idiotic beliefs become ever more clearer to them..

As ably demonstrated on here by nicko, Fred and company.

In fairness Wolfie, Fred hasn't lambasted Corbyn over this, it wasn't sexist, neither was it particularly rude, just a very mild insult. They are politicians, if they cannot stomach being considered stupid, they are in the wrong profession.

Now THIS might be considered offensive.
It is where the MP sitting directly behind May called Yvette Cooper a bitch.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=f4shLjEVD5o&feature=youtu.be

I wonder what Nicko has to say about this.

by nicko on Fri Dec 21, 2018 9:45 am

"Bitch" female of the species, "Wanker" nuf sed !

by phildidge on Fri Dec 21, 2018 10:10 am

I see my friends on the left are still suffering from ostrich parasitic syndrome, in regards to this thread.

I doubt anyone on the right is bothered over the feminine terminology on what Corbyn called May as stupid. I certainly am not bothered, but what again this proves beyond doubt. Is Corbyn, is yet again utterly dishonest.

Its as clear as day he said stupid women and instead of simple owning up to this and saying poor choice of words and apologizing. He instead completely lies and claims he said people not women. How many times is this man going to get caught out lying? This is the man who pallies up to Islamic extremists, antisemites and the IRA. Where again he does a volte face and deny all knowledge.

Now I think May is completely stupid, but Corbyn is not only stupid, as far worse in the dishonesty department, more than May. Which is saying something. The fact he is more unpopular that May. Even though there is a mess with Brexit. Tells you everything you need to know that Corbyn is a liability to Labour.

by Vintage on Fri Dec 21, 2018 10:17 am

[quote="WhoseYourWolfie"]

Andy wrote:
So it transpires it is the Conservative MP's who are the snowflakes..

Paradoxically, on here it is Nicko who is most offended.
.............

Too true, that...

The older those conservative types get, the bigger the whinging snowflakes they become, increasingly embarrassed and shamed as the cupidity, silliness and outright destructive selfishness of their long-held and cherished idiotic beliefs become ever more clearer to them..

Many people who get older also get wiser then they understand the worth of cherished ideas and ideals, many of them have in their inexperienced youth wished for change which would throw the baby out with the bathwater. They had wanted to change everything even the good stuff that has made their life as comfortable as it is, at the speed of light, without much in depth thought but then they mature and understand the value of things and hopefully try and see the whole picture before they leap into the future. Its not that they don't want change but whether its change for change sake or whether it is for the good in the long run.

by phildidge on Fri Dec 21, 2018 10:22 am

Vintage wrote:
WhoseYourWolfie wrote:[

Too true, that...

The older those conservative types get, the bigger the whinging snowflakes they become, increasingly embarrassed and shamed as the cupidity, silliness and outright destructive selfishness of their long-held and cherished idiotic beliefs become ever more clearer to them..
Many people who get older also get wiser then they understand the worth of cherished ideas and ideals, many of them have in their inexperienced youth wished for change which would throw the baby out with the bathwater. They had wanted to change everything even the good stuff that has made their life as comfortable as it is, at the speed of light, without much in depth thought but then they mature and understand the value of things and hopefully try and see the whole picture before they leap into the future. Its not that they don't want change but whether its change for change sake or whether it is for the good in the long run.

Amended your post for you Vintage. Was unsure where your post started, as it was mixed with Wolf's

Hope that is okay?

by phildidge on Fri Dec 21, 2018 10:42 am

Jeremy Corbyn lashed out at journalists asking him whether he branded the PM a 'stupid woman' today. A clearly furious Labour leader accused the media of being 'utterly obsessed', before posting a Twitter video with his face just inches from the camera in which he insists he called the Tory government 'stupid people'.

Asked on Thursday morning by a BBC reporter whether the language he used was 'respectful', he replied: 'I muttered it to myself, actually, in Parliament and you and your colleagues in the media seem utterly obsessed with this.

'The fact that a homeless man died outside Parliament has got no coverage whatsoever, and it should.'

MailOnline has extensively covered the death of Gyula Remes yesterday, alongside all other national media.

And Mr Corbyn himself returned to Parliament to state he did not say 'stupid woman'.

Mr Corbyn added this morning: 'The respectful nature of Parliament is important and a whole load of Tory MPs turning the issue of a no-deal Brexit into a pantomime, that is serious.'

Then this afternoon on his personal Twitter account the Labour leader posted a reply to his critics, seemingly filmed on a smartphone in his home with his face just inches from the lens.

The Tweet read: ‘Yesterday the Tories and much of the media created a phoney row about something I didn’t say. Here’s why…’

Then in a video his voiceover goes on: 'Yesterday the Tories tried to turn Parliament into a pantomime. Tried to turn it into a pantomime when there are very serious issues.

‘I was accused of saying something I didn’t say. Did I say “stupid people”? Yeah, I did.

'Because I think they are. Because I think Parliament into a pantomime is an act of unbelievable stupidity.

'They should be facing up to the real issues that people in our country face about the danger of a no deal Brexit with all the chaos that will bring and serious issues about poverty, universal credit and homelessness within our society.’

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6516653/You-utterly-obsessed-Angry-Corbyn-digs-journalists.html

So, Corbyn is becoming or should I say. Has always been as delusional as Trump. They play the same misdirection tactic and then create new lies. Around a victimology mentality. Now claiming there was no coverage to the death of the Homelessman outside parliment. (it shows how out of touch with reality he is and has zero integrety) In the desperate hope, and delusional stance, that the vast majority of people believe him?

by Vintage on Fri Dec 21, 2018 10:48 am

Thor wrote:
Vintage wrote:
Many people who get older also get wiser then they understand the worth of cherished ideas and ideals, many of them have in their inexperienced youth wished for change which would throw the baby out with the bathwater. They had wanted to change everything even the good stuff that has made their life as comfortable as it is, at the speed of light, without much in depth thought but then they mature and understand the value of things and hopefully try and see the whole picture before they leap into the future. Its not that they don't want change but whether its change for change sake or whether it is for the good in the long run.

Amended your post for you Vintage. Was unsure where your post started, as it was mixed with Wolf's

Hope that is okay?

Oh thanks, not a good idea to try to post on my phone in the car then.

by phildidge on Fri Dec 21, 2018 10:51 am

Vintage wrote:
Thor wrote:

Amended your post for you Vintage. Was unsure where your post started, as it was mixed with Wolf's

Hope that is okay?

Oh thanks, not a good idea to try to post on my phone in the car then.

No worries Vintage, happy to help Laughing

by eddie on Fri Dec 21, 2018 1:06 pm

Andy wrote:To Winston Churchill:
"You sir, are drunk"
"And you, madam, are ugly. But in the morning,I shall be sober."

And now we are in a time when everyone is offended.

If the above had been said by a white man to a Chinese lady all hell would break loose....shouts of racism and duck spring rolls flying everywhere.

Jeremy Corben is a flaccid cock if he can’t own a lame comment like that.

by Syl on Fri Dec 21, 2018 1:22 pm

Wasn't people accused (even on here) of being racist when they pointed out what a blundering idiot Dianne Abbott was?

by eddie on Fri Dec 21, 2018 2:01 pm

Syl wrote:Wasn't people accused (even on here) of being racist when they pointed out what a blundering idiot Dianne Abbott was?

Yes of course! She’s black! Keep up Syl. Razz

I also got accused of racism when I said Michelle Obama looked like a bloke. Which she does. And she’d still look like one if she bleached her skin whiter than mine.

The world is full of blundering idiots.

by nicko on Fri Dec 21, 2018 4:07 pm

Eddie, a limp dick [head] ?

by Syl on Fri Dec 21, 2018 4:40 pm

eddie wrote:
Syl wrote:Wasn't people accused (even on here) of being racist when they pointed out what a blundering idiot Dianne Abbott was?

Yes of course! She’s black! Keep up Syl.

I also got accused of racism when I said Michelle Obama looked like a bloke. Which she does. And she’d still look like one if she bleached her skin whiter than mine.

The world is full of blundering idiots.

I remember the Michelle Obama comments. Razz

by Original Quill on Fri Dec 21, 2018 5:18 pm

eddie wrote:
Syl wrote:Wasn't people accused (even on here) of being racist when they pointed out what a blundering idiot Dianne Abbott was?

Yes of course! She’s black! Keep up Syl.

I also got accused of racism when I said Michelle Obama looked like a bloke. Which she does. And she’d still look like one if she bleached her skin whiter than mine.

The world is full of blundering idiots.

The problem is, you picked that line up on one of those conservative websites you visit. Some southern cracker was wisecrack'n he'd heard about how Michelle is a lesbian.

There are tons of such lines out there:

Obama is a Muslim.
Obama wasn't born in the US.
Michelle is a lesbian.
Etc., etc., etc.

When you repeat one of their lines, you become identified with their sympathies. It's fair to raise any issue, but when it's one that is prebranded as an alt.right amulet, it's hard to avoid

by Syl on Fri Dec 21, 2018 6:11 pm

Original Quill wrote:
eddie wrote:

Yes of course! She’s black! Keep up Syl.

I also got accused of racism when I said Michelle Obama looked like a bloke. Which she does. And she’d still look like one if she bleached her skin whiter than mine.

The world is full of blundering idiots.

The problem is, you picked that line up on one of those conservative websites you visit. Some southern cracker was wisecrack'n he'd heard about how Michelle is a lesbian.

There are tons of such lines out there:

Obama is a Muslim.
Obama wasn't born in the US.
Michelle is a lesbian.
Etc., etc., etc.

When you repeat one of their lines, you become identified with their sympathies. It's fair to raise any issue, but when it's one that is prebranded as an alt.right amulet, it's hard to avoid

From what I recall we were just chatting about how women, unlike men, are often judged on their looks rather than their abilities.
Nothing was said about her colour, he sexual preference or her religion.

by eddie on Fri Dec 21, 2018 9:09 pm

Original Quill wrote:
eddie wrote:
Syl wrote:Wasn't people accused (even on here) of being racist when they pointed out what a blundering idiot Dianne Abbott was?

Yes of course! She’s black! Keep up Syl.

I also got accused of racism when I said Michelle Obama looked like a bloke. Which she does. And she’d still look like one if she bleached her skin whiter than mine.

The world is full of blundering idiots.

The problem is, you picked that line up on one of those conservative websites you visit. Some southern cracker was wisecrack'n he'd heard about how Michelle is a lesbian.

There are tons of such lines out there:

Obama is a Muslim.
Obama wasn't born in the US.
Michelle is a lesbian.
Etc., etc., etc.

When you repeat one of their lines, you become identified with their sympathies. It's fair to raise any issue, but when it's one that is prebranded as an alt.right amulet, it's hard to avoid

I rarely visit any political websites or media pages - where did you pluck that out of? Your arse?
I never said she was a lesbian, not once. I’ve never even read a rumour about her being a lesbian....where did you read that, on one of those conservatives websites that you visit?

You have an awful habit of assuming and also a terrible problem with recall. And you shouldn’t keep plucking things out of your arse
It makes for an awful lot of hot wind.

by eddie on Fri Dec 21, 2018 9:51 pm

Syl wrote:
Original Quill wrote:
eddie wrote:

Yes of course! She’s black! Keep up Syl.

I also got accused of racism when I said Michelle Obama looked like a bloke. Which she does. And she’d still look like one if she bleached her skin whiter than mine.

The world is full of blundering idiots.

The problem is, you picked that line up on one of those conservative websites you visit. Some southern cracker was wisecrack'n he'd heard about how Michelle is a lesbian.

There are tons of such lines out there:

Obama is a Muslim.
Obama wasn't born in the US.
Michelle is a lesbian.
Etc., etc., etc.

When you repeat one of their lines, you become identified with their sympathies. It's fair to raise any issue, but when it's one that is prebranded as an alt.right amulet, it's hard to avoid
From what I recall we were just chatting about how women, unlike men, are often judged on their looks rather than their abilities.
Nothing was said about her colour, he sexual preference or her religion.

Yes we were Syl, my recall is perfect mostly. But of course, now it has to be about right wing left wing groundhogday wing.