Nein. Would love to be able to speak the lingo though.
Irish descendance (Co Mayo), somewhere in my families' distant past.
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Irish descendance (Co Mayo), somewhere in my families' distant past.
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The post of mine that you quoted has disappeared Gant! There was nowt offensive in it. Must have hit a nerve.
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Or you were lying again, who knows...
Why do you think he's lying?
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Seemed so obvious to me, seems a generally held view hence a lot of people haven't a party to vote for at the next election.
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It was a comment on why it may have been deleted. Andy is never factual, it is opinion at best, and lies at worst.
His lips were moving?
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He doesn't need yo follow rules. He has the BBC in his pocket
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He's a Russian saboteur
The double standards where a highly paid millionaire ex-footballer gets away with an underhanded comment using 'guidance' while the people employed by the BBC are required to follow rules.
You know the Tories installed their rightwing mole to undermine the BBC and St. Gary of Lineker has handed them all the fuel they need to get going.
Yes, employees are often given rules to follow.
A person who is not an employee is in a different position.
Lineker is not an employee.
Which is why the BBC is reviewing the guidance on social media posts.
The next time St. Lineker decides to become "the voice of the people" he'll have to be more careful with his words.
That's an interesting point.
A freelance correspondent, who is not an employee, has an opinion.
Is he allowed to express it, in his own time, away from his clients?
Next time there is a change of government, will people expect to have their contracts terminated if they say anything pro-Tory?
Will that apply even if he is accused of "implying" something that he did not say?
A freelance correspondent, who is not an employee, has an opinion.
Is he allowed to express it, in his own time, away from his clients?
Next time there is a change of government, will people expect to have their contracts terminated if they say anything pro-Tory?
Will that apply even if he is accused of "implying" something that he did not say?
That depends on the language they use to express that opinion.
Is it ok to speak the truth, i.e. the Tories are bunch of duplicitous, back scratching sleazy, greedy grasping scum? Or would be better to publish the non-toned down version?
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