Frankie Boyle explains how most of UK feel about Trump

originally posted by: sapien82
a reply to: gortex

If threatened we will totally annihilate North Korea

and the world went mental at a misquote of Ahmadinejad " wipe Israel off the map "

but Trump actually said that he would totally annihilate them

anyone who thinks trump is good is deluded, he just said he'd kill 25 million people if america was attacked

He has never said anything about nuking NK...

originally posted by: Revolution9
a reply to: BlackSkinhead


I am from the UK and I don't think that even slightly. I don't agree with one word you or that hasbeen not funny not comedian have written.

From reading that I can now see that the guy you are quoting is not very clever at all and his opinions carry no weight. Who is he to declare any speaking on behalf of anybody?

I think you are pretending that most of the public feel this when it is just you and that guy. You are lying when you tell us most of the UK think that.

I want to inform EVERY reader here that I am a UK citizen and I do not feel or think any of this about President Trump. This OP does NOT IN ANY WAY speak for me.

OP, don't you EVER dare to pretend to speak for me because you don't. I think I would possibly disagree with just about anything a man like you would say.

Good bye.

I'm from the UK too and I don't think that either, nor do I think Frankie Boyle has ever been funny, he's one of the new breed of left wing comedians who get laughs from their left wing knucklehead supporters with comedy classics like: "eeh, Donald Trump - what a wacist".

It's just the 21st Century equivalent of Bernard Manning - "eeh my mother in law - what a cnut"

Anyway, these leftists just love to put the boot in on Trump every chance they get, and in their deluded minds it's Trump who is "a war monger" when all he's doing is reacting to NK firing multiple missiles over Japan and threatening how they can put a hydrogen bomb on them.

But, you know - he's a great guy Kim Yong Pong - it's all Trumps fault, and the right wing fascists.

etc - Bore off Boyle.

a reply to: BlackSkinhead

You should see how they depict Brits in the US,bad teeth,maladjusted,clueless etc,I have friends and relatives from UK,they are nothing like this,yet you hold a comedians opinion?,who looks the fool?

a reply to: Wide-Eyes

His UN speech yesterday he said if America had to in defense of the nation they would "totally annihilate North Korea"
Sorry I got Annihilate wrong it was totally destroy

go check Trumps UN speech

he outright said "totally Destroy "

Gaurdian

As I was saying , he did say that yesterday

he also chastised other nations for "faithfully" implementing socialism or communism

He also made mention of the "righteous" many against the wicked few

then said GOD bless america

a reply to: Revolution9

I am from the UK and love President Trump

originally posted by: Oldtimer2
a reply to: BlackSkinhead

You should see how they depict Brits in the US,bad teeth,maladjusted,clueless etc,I have friends and relatives from UK,they are nothing like this,yet you hold a comedians opinion?,who looks the fool?

this is historically true and currently false outside skits.
The US media, movies, and television shows lionize Brits and virtually all men and most women of the Commonwealth. Heroic figures are depicted by British actors, Canadians, Australians, etc. They are considered wiser, portrayed as more physically fit, educated, and respected. The actresses tend to be attractive and intelligent or influential. Even the beta male trope strong in American film adds an Asperger's saving grace to its British counterparts, .e.g. Iain De Caestecker in S.H.I.E.L.D.

Statham, Neeson, Jackman, Craig, Crowe, Butler, Hemsworth... these men portray Alpha Males, super heroes, and personified gods... not spineless reprobates with bad dental programs.

originally posted by: squeakmillward
a reply to: Revolution9

I am from the UK and love President Trump

what is it you so admire in him?

I am also British and have never met anyone that did not think he was an embaressing bufoon, like an American version of Boris that actually got the job.

a reply to: nonspecific

hahahahahh never thought of hima s boris with the job

lol gid yin man

originally posted by: justwokeup
The UK is in the grip of a slow continual worsening of the left / right divide. Or more accurately of the new 'traditionalist nationalist' vs 'globalist utopian virtue signaller' divide. Where an individual sits on that divide will entirely describe his/her opinion on trump.

The UK opinion on trump is like the opinion on many things, deeply deeply divided.

Nah. Britain is in the grip of a slow continual worsening of the have / have not divide.

The haves are manipulating many of the have nots into hating and fearing vague threats, imaginary enemies and paper tigers. Unfortunately for Britain, the British working man has a long tradition of knowing his place.

a reply to: Power_Semi

Frankie Boyle is left wing?

Maybe you should listen to him instead of blanket disliking him.

originally posted by: odzeandennz
a reply to: Revolution9

the title says 'most'... brits. don't dare use fallacies to diminish the OP...

you're not one of those 'most'...

So are you saying "most Brits" believe the people of Japan live in houses made of paper?
I find that hard to believe, quite honestly.
Many Brits tend to be well travelled and knowledgeable.

originally posted by: Oaktree

originally posted by: odzeandennz
a reply to: Revolution9

the title says 'most'... brits. don't dare use fallacies to diminish the OP...

you're not one of those 'most'...

So are you saying "most Brits" believe the people of Japan live in houses made of paper?
I find that hard to believe, quite honestly.
Many Brits tend to be well travelled and knowledgeable.

I think you will find that a large proportion of Brits are not that well travelled unless you count package holidays to Europe and somewhat lacking in knowledge sadly.

originally posted by: nonspecific

originally posted by: Oaktree

originally posted by: odzeandennz
a reply to: Revolution9

the title says 'most'... brits. don't dare use fallacies to diminish the OP...

you're not one of those 'most'...

So are you saying "most Brits" believe the people of Japan live in houses made of paper?
I find that hard to believe, quite honestly.
Many Brits tend to be well travelled and knowledgeable.

I think you will find that a large proportion of Brits are not that well travelled unless you count package holidays to Europe and somewhat lacking in knowledge sadly.

I'll admit that my international travel is lacking as well, but paper houses?
That's bordering on racist, but definitely ignorant.

Native Americans don't live in teepee's either.

Frankie Boyle is to the UK as Bill Hicks was to America , ruff and ready but they are comedians it is their jobs to make people laugh at the end of the day

JUST TO MANY SNOWFLAKES AROUND THESE DAYS

originally posted by: Oaktree

originally posted by: nonspecific

originally posted by: Oaktree

originally posted by: odzeandennz
a reply to: Revolution9

the title says 'most'... brits. don't dare use fallacies to diminish the OP...

you're not one of those 'most'...

So are you saying "most Brits" believe the people of Japan live in houses made of paper?
I find that hard to believe, quite honestly.
Many Brits tend to be well travelled and knowledgeable.

I think you will find that a large proportion of Brits are not that well travelled unless you count package holidays to Europe and somewhat lacking in knowledge sadly.

I'll admit that my international travel is lacking as well, but paper houses?
That's bordering on racist, but definitely ignorant.

Native Americans don't live in teepee's either.

well as a Brit and knowing a large number of my fellow countrymen I fail to see how it is ignorant?

a reply to: nonspecific

It's ignorant because the British Spectrum would be massive, so you're honestly wrong no matter what you say(assuming you're talking for 'most people'), the answer is a diverse one.

We have the same type of ignorance in America. "Most people" is even more of a garbage argument there.

Just saw this quote from the great Mel Brooks on the death of comedy ! by political correctness

Blazing saddles could never be made today Mel stated

Comedy has to walk a thin line ,take risks.its the lecherous little elf whispering in the kings ear , telling the truth about human behaviour .

a reply to: BlackSkinhead

Brexit proves you wrong. The majority of the UK spoke in the last election and they voted for alternative answers to the traditional corrupt government, just like the Americans did by voting Trump in. Remember, Trump is neither our savior or satan. He's a man working in a corrupt system trying to make changes that will try to be thwarted at all levels, even within his own systematic party.

a reply to: thepixelpusher

That's how I view it too as a Brit. I know in my heart that he means well but the US political machine is a tough nut to crack.

Until he does something really bad then he is okay with me.

a reply to: Wide-Eyes

I know in my heart that he means well

As an American, I don't. At least, as far as the interests of most of us Americans go.
But it's nice that you do.