MungoBrush wrote:McAz wrote:
That last point is irrelevant.
Is it? Oops, it's been posted again.
MungoBrush wrote:McAz wrote:
That last point is irrelevant.
Ray of Sunshine wrote:Government are going to bring in own law on this, was a problem with the quality of the bill as we tried to tell the crazed Momentum guest on here but you can't tell that rabid lunatic anything.
Thank God none of these crazed zealots will ever be in government, shame on the Labour Party for letting them take over their party.
And why do they keep posting their extreme propaganda on here? Do they really think they're winning people over by being completely unreasonable about everything? Quite the opposite I would say, mistaking the character of the average Brit.
Guest wrote:
We're being lied to. Again.
The press is claiming Chope blocked the upskirting bill because he's against private members' bills in principle.
But Chope has sponsored 47 private members' bills himself - including one to make NHS patients pay for treatment.
Sick of the lies? Please share:
https://tompride.wordpress.com/2018/06/ ... s-himself/
Guest wrote:Record
There are some claims that Chope didn’t even understand what upskirting is. But his voting record shows he frequently objects to laws that support women. And not just women.
Lowlights from Chope’s voting record shows that he:
Consistently voted against equal gay rights.
Consistently voted against the hunting ban.
Generally voted against laws to promote equality and human rights.
Almost always voted against paying higher benefits over longer periods for those unable to work due to illness or disability.
Consistently voted against allowing marriage between two people of same sex.
Generally voted against measures to prevent climate change.
Consistently voted against removing hereditary peers from the House of Lords.
Consistently voted for mass surveillance of people’s communications and activities.
If you delve into the other things Chope has supported, things get even worse.
Climate Fool
Chope’s time in politics has seen him:
1986-90: promoted to parliamentary under secretary by PM Margaret Thatcher. In that role, he steered through the disastrous poll tax legislation.
2009: attempted to introduce a minimum wage opt-out for employees. He claimed the right to work for less money was a “basic human right”.
2010: being involved in ‘Climate Fools’ Day’ – a gathering of climate change sceptics at the Palace of Westminster.
2013: getting in trouble for referring to House of Commons staff as “servants”.
2014: voting against the equal pay transparency bill. Since the law’s introduction, it’s been revealed that 78% of monitored companies pay men more than women.
Also in 2013, Chope was part of the ‘Alternative Queen’s Speech’. This proposed:
Reinstatement of the death penalty.
A face covering ban that would include burkas.
The bank holiday in late August to be known as MARGARET THATCHER DAY.
Diminishing sexual impropriety laws in the workplace.
The reintroduction of national service for young people.
Despite all this, Chope was made a knight bachelor in the 2018 New Year honours list. And it was Theresa May who gave it to him – alongside several other influential backbenchers. At the time, there were accusations of “cronyism”.
https://www.thecanary.co/uk/2018/06/16/ ... ud-expect/
Keyser wrote:Guest wrote:Record
There are some claims that Chope didn’t even understand what upskirting is. But his voting record shows he frequently objects to laws that support women. And not just women.
Lowlights from Chope’s voting record shows that he:
Consistently voted against equal gay rights.
Consistently voted against the hunting ban.
Generally voted against laws to promote equality and human rights.
Almost always voted against paying higher benefits over longer periods for those unable to work due to illness or disability.
Consistently voted against allowing marriage between two people of same sex.
Generally voted against measures to prevent climate change.
Consistently voted against removing hereditary peers from the House of Lords.
Consistently voted for mass surveillance of people’s communications and activities.
If you delve into the other things Chope has supported, things get even worse.
Climate Fool
Chope’s time in politics has seen him:
1986-90: promoted to parliamentary under secretary by PM Margaret Thatcher. In that role, he steered through the disastrous poll tax legislation.
2009: attempted to introduce a minimum wage opt-out for employees. He claimed the right to work for less money was a “basic human right”.
2010: being involved in ‘Climate Fools’ Day’ – a gathering of climate change sceptics at the Palace of Westminster.
2013: getting in trouble for referring to House of Commons staff as “servants”.
2014: voting against the equal pay transparency bill. Since the law’s introduction, it’s been revealed that 78% of monitored companies pay men more than women.
Also in 2013, Chope was part of the ‘Alternative Queen’s Speech’. This proposed:
Reinstatement of the death penalty.
A face covering ban that would include burkas.
The bank holiday in late August to be known as MARGARET THATCHER DAY.
Diminishing sexual impropriety laws in the workplace.
The reintroduction of national service for young people.
Despite all this, Chope was made a knight bachelor in the 2018 New Year honours list. And it was Theresa May who gave it to him – alongside several other influential backbenchers. At the time, there were accusations of “cronyism”.
https://www.thecanary.co/uk/2018/06/16/ ... ud-expect/
Sounds like a lovely chap.
Ray of Sunshine wrote:As was pointed out, he was blocking all the Private Member's Bills being sneaked in on Fridays on principle and has falsely been branded as a pervert by Labour opportunists.Punk wrote:
Best not promote them then, like Christopher Chope. You don't promote them. Therefore you aren't. Quite straightforward really.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-44513497
Ray of Sunshine wrote:No he'd been blocking these bills for a while, even one of the Labour MPs criticising him said so, government sneaking through bills when there was low attendance on a Friday afternoon (they go home early like many public sector workers).
Cannydc wrote:Ray of Sunshine wrote:No he'd been blocking these bills for a while, even one of the Labour MPs criticising him said so, government sneaking through bills when there was low attendance on a Friday afternoon (they go home early like many public sector workers).
Nice smarmy little dig
MungoBrush wrote:Cannydc wrote:Ray of Sunshine wrote:No he'd been blocking these bills for a while, even one of the Labour MPs criticising him said so, government sneaking through bills when there was low attendance on a Friday afternoon (they go home early like many public sector workers).
Nice smarmy little dig
You hypocrite
Accusing others of smarmy little digs?
You just coundn't wait to jump on the bangwagon with your ignorant spiteful little posts could you?
"What an utter scumbag."
or this - aimed at ray of sunshine
"Do you, as an obvious perve-protector, know something all those people don't ?"
Might I suggest that in future you stay in your box and refrain from posting your toxic lies until the facts are known?
Guest wrote:MungoBrush wrote:Cannydc wrote:Ray of Sunshine wrote:No he'd been blocking these bills for a while, even one of the Labour MPs criticising him said so, government sneaking through bills when there was low attendance on a Friday afternoon (they go home early like many public sector workers).
Nice smarmy little dig
You hypocrite
Accusing others of smarmy little digs?
You just coundn't wait to jump on the bangwagon with your ignorant spiteful little posts could you?
"What an utter scumbag."
or this - aimed at ray of sunshine
"Do you, as an obvious perve-protector, know something all those people don't ?"
Might I suggest that in future you stay in your box and refrain from posting your toxic lies until the facts are known?
Hes a cult of left. Of course he is a hypocrite. He pretends to gaf about equality etc but stands by and even supports rampant anti-Semitism. He has no dignity or principals and would happily take everyone being poorer and less equal if it meant having a labour gov such is is butthurt over thatcher still!
Number of days now since Corbyn said he would root out anti-Semites 78. Number of days nothing done about it 78.
He provides a service though. The null analysis service. Whatever he assesses is likely to occur will definately not occur. Useful idiot i suppose.
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