Ok, justify your comment with an explanation and a reason then
You justify your statement about political control of the BBC
That some how they suspended linegar because of Tory influence
Ok, justify your comment with an explanation and a reason then
ublicity revealing the fascist state of the Cory tunts.

Just look at the reasons why he has been forced to "step back". Undue pressure from the Government.You justify your statement about political control of the BBC
That some how they suspended linegar because of Tory influence

Anybody can have a twitter accountYes, everyone is allowed their say, unless they've got a huge platform from which to say it![]()
Not everybody has millions of people watching it thoughAnybody can have a twitter account

So because he has a lot of people following him, he cant express his opinion ?Not everybody has millions of people watching it though
So because he has a lot of people following him, he cant express his opinion ?
Why does it hurt that other presenters are standing by him ?

We are struggling to support our own homeless and lower classes here too. You been to a doctors dentist hospital lately?
That's fine have an opinion, voice it too, but sometimes it might just be unsuitable


Agree but either way we don't need civil unrest on top of all our other issues, which includes routing our whole parliamentary corrupt system. Changing the house of commons into an arena not opposing benches and having a cohesive front with accountability check points.We're not struggling to; we haven't been bothered to, for a long time.
There's a huge difference.

He's calling them out like he always has. I dont like the tories i dont like labour but either side ill sing their merits. But he i can't help but feel his agenda is polarised one way only, that's a bias not a balanced opinion.Unsuitability is in the eye of the beholder.
If he calls out a bunch of tnucs, is his opinion "unsuitable", and to whom?