Angela rayner…

[charliegolf]

If the public are more upset at someone calling someone else Scum, but not at the lies, then there we have a perfect example of the state of our country.

It's about language. 'Scum' is common, and not meant to be directed, 'upwards'. "We say that down to you, you mustn't say it up to us!"

More seriously, parliamentary privilege ought never to be needed. MPs should be able to make a point with facts and temperate lingo.

 

[Dad'n'lad]

It's all the loony left have got in their arsenal. Name calling, and responding to everything that the Government do, with "we would have done it differently". Unelectable rabble with no plan.

 

[JohnD]

Name calling

"Loony left" for example.

I agree that Johnson's government is an aimless rabble with no plan.

 

[JohnD]

It's about language. 'Scum' is common, and not meant to be directed, 'upwards'. "We say that down to you, you mustn't say it up to us!"

More seriously, parliamentary privilege ought never to be needed. MPs should be able to make a point with facts and temperate lingo.

Quite right.

It would be rude to say that Liar Johnson is a liar.

 

[fillyboy]

I thought it rather amusing that at the Labour conference, they were insisting on a minimum wage of £10 per hour, I have no problem with that, but why were they advertising for conference stewards at £9.75 per hour.

 

[crystal ball]

I thought it rather amusing that at the Labour conference, they were insisting on a minimum wage of £10 per hour, I have no problem with that, but why were they advertising for conference stewards at £9.75 per hour.

Who were they employed by?

 

[transam]

Who were they employed by?

Labour Party conference

 

[crystal ball]

Labour Party conference

Link to your evidence? or is it a fillyfact?

 

[fillyboy]

Labour shamed for 'hypocrisy' after breaking own minimum wage pledge at party conference | Politics | News | Express.co.uk

 

[crystal ball]

Labour shamed for 'hypocrisy' after breaking own minimum wage pledge at party conference | Politics | News | Express.co.uk

Does not say who employed them

 

[fillyboy]

Interestingly after having sacked a third of it's permanent staff they're re-hiring on worse terms after criticising 'fire and re-hire' tactics.

Labour recruiting staff on insecure contracts while making mass redundancies | The Independent

 

[fillyboy]

Does not say who employed them

An agency, Labour footed the bill and were free to set the 'rate'.

 

[crystal ball]

An agency, Labour footed the bill and were free to set the 'rate'.

At last we get to the truth, I agree the principal can set the rate, why not state that in your first post?

 

[fillyboy]

I agree the principal can set the rate

Then everyone's happy. Except for the people working at £9.75 an hour for somebody who say's nobody should earn less than £10 per hour.

 

[crystal ball]

Then everyone's happy. Except for the people working at £9.75 an hour for somebody who say's nobody should earn less than £10 per hour.

Selective quote, why did you not explain the facts, fillyfacts again