"The ethics of responsibility..."
"The ethics of responsibility..."
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DJRC

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23,563 posts

266 months

Monday 15th August 2011
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Well the cheek of the fker!

The Glorious Leader of the left Edwardo Milliband just now on C4 news, felt that he was entitled to talk about "the ethics of responsibility." I nearly spat my dinner out when he said that.


So yes Ed, we all agree with you, now, would you care to display some?

SeeFive

8,353 posts

263 months

Monday 15th August 2011
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Change the word responsibility to accountability and it gets even worse for most public figures in the UK.

rs1952

5,247 posts

289 months

Monday 15th August 2011
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I laughed incredulously and out loud when I heard the Millinerd on BBC news tonight with today's "media soundbite"

millinerd said:
"Of course the public says we want swift action. But a new policy a day, knee-jerk gimmicks not thought through, they won't solve the problem"
We certainly don't Edward. We've just left 13 years of this behind rolleyes

The Black Flash

13,735 posts

228 months

Monday 15th August 2011
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rs1952 said:
I laughed incredulously and out loud when I heard the Millinerd on BBC news tonight with today's "media soundbite"

millinerd said:
"Of course the public says we want swift action. But a new policy a day, knee-jerk gimmicks not thought through, they won't solve the problem"
We certainly don't Edward. We've just left 13 years of this behind rolleyes
Staggering, isn't it.
Either so psycopathic that he spouts this stuff in the full knowledge of what he's saying, but doesn't care as long as people vote for him. Or so deluded that he can't see the hypocrisy.

Blib

48,260 posts

227 months

Monday 15th August 2011
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The Black Flash said:
rs1952 said:
I laughed incredulously and out loud when I heard the Millinerd on BBC news tonight with today's "media soundbite"

millinerd said:
"Of course the public says we want swift action. But a new policy a day, knee-jerk gimmicks not thought through, they won't solve the problem"
We certainly don't Edward. We've just left 13 years of this behind rolleyes
Staggering, isn't it.
Either so psycopathic that he spouts this stuff in the full knowledge of what he's saying, but doesn't care as long as people vote for him. Or so deluded that he can't see the hypocrisy.
As usuual, he will get away with it as no one will challenge him over his hypocrisy. The media are too cozy with the politicians - of every hue - to challenge them.

turbobloke

117,401 posts

290 months

Monday 15th August 2011
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Red Ed wants a Royal Commission. How long does he want the debate to go on for? Those things take ages. Maybe he thinks we'll forget Labour's 13 years of collective responsibility for the economic and social mess they left behind if things drag on long enough.

How irresponsible!