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/// During her visit, Samantha Cameron met a ten-year-old girl whose mother was killed when a shell destroyed the family home, and a mother of six whose son was shot by a sniper. ///
/// She said at the time: ‘No child should experience what they have. ///
Perhaps Mrs Cameron would be better employed influencing her husband not to get involved in other country's problems, which are still causing some of our own children to lose their daddies?
/// During her visit, Samantha Cameron met a ten-year-old girl whose mother was killed when a shell destroyed the family home, and a mother of six whose son was shot by a sniper. ///
/// She said at the time: ‘No child should experience what they have. ///
Perhaps Mrs Cameron would be better employed influencing her husband not to get involved in other country's problems, which are still causing some of our own children to lose their daddies?
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Peter Pedant - I must speak up in defence of my sparring partner here -
AOG has been in the practice of posting a subject for debate and then sitting back and letting the debate unfold for as long as he has been a contributor to the AB.
I don't think it is fair to assume that his lack of partcipation equates with an absence of valid input.
If something piques his interest, or he is personally engaged in the debate, he will return and put forward his views - as indeed he may do in response to your post.
AOG has been in the practice of posting a subject for debate and then sitting back and letting the debate unfold for as long as he has been a contributor to the AB.
I don't think it is fair to assume that his lack of partcipation equates with an absence of valid input.
If something piques his interest, or he is personally engaged in the debate, he will return and put forward his views - as indeed he may do in response to your post.
Is there anything wrong with a politician, even the PM, being influenced by their partner? Whoever votes for them votes for the person they are, and if that includes being part of a partnership where they both discuss things, that is who they are. They will have been doing that long before he was elected
andy-hughes
Thank you Andy, but I think you are wasting your time with a person such as Peter Pedant, a person who does not fully understand how to conduct debate.
If he did he would not have failed to notice that I had already made my views know in my initial post:
/// Perhaps Mrs Cameron would be better employed influencing her husband not to get involved in other country's problems, which are still causing some of our own children to lose their daddies? ///
Then in true debating fashion one waits to read what other points of view are put forward before reacting further.
Perhaps this poster should change his username, because it doesn't suit him whatsoever.
*** A pedant is a person who is excessively concerned with formalism and precision, or who makes an ostentatious and arrogant show of learning. ***
Thank you Andy, but I think you are wasting your time with a person such as Peter Pedant, a person who does not fully understand how to conduct debate.
If he did he would not have failed to notice that I had already made my views know in my initial post:
/// Perhaps Mrs Cameron would be better employed influencing her husband not to get involved in other country's problems, which are still causing some of our own children to lose their daddies? ///
Then in true debating fashion one waits to read what other points of view are put forward before reacting further.
Perhaps this poster should change his username, because it doesn't suit him whatsoever.
*** A pedant is a person who is excessively concerned with formalism and precision, or who makes an ostentatious and arrogant show of learning. ***
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