Dave Finally Gets It - Shame The Same Cant Be Said For Ms Cooper

[youngmafbog]

David Cameron is under fire for dismissing refugees in Calais as a "bunch of migrants" during Prime Minister's Questions.

Those at Calais are just a bunch of migrants. They are in a safe country, no need to go anywhere else if they are genuine Asylum seekers.


http://news.sky.com/story/1630652/prime-ministers-questions-as-it-happened

[naomi24]

Quite right.

[Gavmacp]

Where have you been?

[anotheoldgit]

Pity he didn't send that illegal migrant (who walked the tunnel) directly back to join that 'bunch of migrants' in Calais.

[Baldric]

Well said that Man!

[naomi24]

I agree. Had he worked in the appropriate department perhaps he would have done. That was a bad decision.

[Khandro]

Nothing syntactically, grammatically or accurately wrong with that speech whatsoever. Where's the beef?

[vetuste_ennemi]

"Where's the beef?".

The beef is that the word "bunch", when applied to people (not flowers), is often used disparagingly and suggests that a group of people have banded together for dishonourable purposes. But, as the suggestion doesn't seem to be in any way factually wrong when aimed at Corbyn's new best friends, this poster echoes: where's the beef?

[jourdain2]

No problem with that. France can always claim them, they are on French soil and they are migrants. Today, it is officially said that 6o% of them are economic migrants, so must be sent back. France should send them back to their first landing in Europe if they don't want them. The PC/Bleeding - hearts brigade are really getting on my wick.

[Khandro]

bunch
(bŭnch)
n.
1.
a. A group of things growing close together; a cluster or clump: a bunch of grapes; grass growing in bunches.

b. A group of like items or individuals gathered or placed together: a bunch of keys on a ring; people standing around in bunches