Daniel Jupp - "Apparently I’m supposed to feel sorry because the Chancellor who lied about her qualifications and experience her whole career and who is part of a government that puts innocent people in prison for telling the truth while fucking the economy, the country and their own people as brutally as they can…..cried in the Commons.
If I was there at the time I’d probably be more sympathetic. It takes a monster to actually be there when a woman is crying and be completely heartless about it.
But at the same time in this context I despise the emotional blackmail of how this story is being presented.
Show some empathy….isn’t this woman fine with two tier policing, with driving a grandfather to kill himself because he called her government corrupt, with banging up a mother with a young daughter and an ill husband for a tweet that wasn’t literal?
Isn’t she fine with a few thousand grannies dying early in the winter months? How did she vote on grooming gang enquiries? What empathy has she ever shown for young girls who were gang raped, primarily in Labour areas by Labour voters and covered up by Labour politicians for years.
If you are a senior Labour politician, male or female, you have been betraying your country, laughing at the suffering of patriots and decent people, and enthusiastically supporting policies that inflict real misery and suffering on ordinary people, as well as robbing them blind in the process.
This is a grossly incompetent Chancellor who has also delivered budgets of pure Marxist malice, targeting farmers for instance with taxes that will generate very little revenue but still devastate farming families and communities, all out of a combination of spite at them for being white or Tory, and corrupt eagerness to hand the stolen land over to BlackRock and shitty solar farms and housing for migrants.
So yes, it’s hard to find sympathy for her after that.
I’m not coming to this from a ‘toughen up lass’ stance either. I never ever back down politically but I have broken down a couple of times in my life, one of which was in a workplace environment. I was pretty easy to break for awhile after my dad died, and numb when my mum did, and in both instances other things got to me much more than they did before those losses.
Sometimes the thing that makes people cry, isn’t the thing that looks like it’s just made them cry.
This is the first time I’ve seen Reeves cry, and it’s true that no man should delight in it. I don’t. But I’m pretty sure she was only crying for herself and I’m half sure she wouldn’t be capable of crying for anyone else. Certainly not for any of us.
And yes, knowing what she has supported does make a difference. I’m sorry, but not sorry, because it does.
There is suffering that matters a lot more then hers, and that suffering was at least partly caused by her".
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