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Originally Posted by GrimUpNorth
Genuinely interested to know, where on the scale of law breaking do you feel being picky stops and real concern should begin? Are you suggesting that every law when broken that results in punishments below your bar should be repealed? Quite a strange stance from someone who seems staunchly behind the party that prides themselves as the party of law and order don't you think?
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The punishment is a fine - not the loss of your livelihood. As I said, a sense of proportion is required.
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Originally Posted by ianch99
So the people who made the rules and told dying people their loved ones could not visit them at their death beds did this, while those people were dying. 15 parties in total. Some with Karaoke machines, swing breaking, official photographers and suitcases of booze:
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Yes, just as bad as a constituency office curry ...
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Give us a break, please! If and when he’s found wanting you can criticise. Like for Sir Kier, we are awaiting a verdict.
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Originally Posted by Damien
The Tories lied about multiple parties and did so to Parliament on a couple of occasions. Not sure why it's different, there was just more of it.
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He didn’t lie if he thought it was true.
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Originally Posted by ianch99
Priceless ...
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Yes, as I said many moons ago, pretty well everyone was breaking the rules in some way or other, but kidding themselves that they weren’t. This whole ridiculous debate is so trivial, it’s hard to take any of it seriously.