Barton

For the few very vocal voices on here wanting him out we’re probably going to have record season ticket sales this season. Context.

It will end in tears sooner or later as you say, because that is the nature of football. He will either get sacked or leave for a bigger club, either way it will end in tears. However, I can't help but feel as though it will likely end sooner rather than later and in probably in a unsavoury manor.
Hope I am proved wrong, but just have a feeling something has changed over the last few weeks.. Almost feels as though he is pushing himself towards the exit door with his ramblings on twitter.

With Tucker - he's a journalist. Do you think any other media personality is different? I'll tell you what the difference is - Tucker admitted it, whilst the rest of the world seems to believe journalists have our best interests at hand 😅

Good points raised about the media establishment , being fed the party line. The parables of the Matrix aren't Tate's. Neither are they exclusive to the film. The philosopher Jean Baudrillard wrote Simulacra and Simulation in 1981.

Another good point in that interview is about Weak Men. What happened to Philip Schofield? He went into hiding. Huw Edwards? He tried to top himself and has been sectioned. Weak men...

Tate... Does a public interview and talks for 2.5 hours about his side. Even a judge and a jury have to listen to the accused despite their reservations. And I guess ultimately this will all come out in the wash.

It could be argued that Tate and Carlson aren't an insight into their own psyches, but raise concerns over the psyche of society and the direction of morals, principles and sociological developments. Which, in of itself, are quite interesting even if the content is contrasting enough to make you think about it.

Come on Westy.
Tucker Carlson was integral in spreading a false narrative on the last Presidential election. A narrative that led to violence on Capital Hill and people died.

You cannot condone that surely, you cannot find that "interesting" without being repulsed, can you?

Tbf Oldie

The BBC have a statue depicting a naked child created by a known paedophile outside it's HQ while also covering up historic sexual abuse by monsters on the pay role like Jimmy Saville, Rolf Harris, Stuart Hall etc.

Doesn't seem to stop people viewing or posting BBC content does it?

How far do we go?

As I've said previously, it does seem like a witch hunt from the people who dislike Joey Barton.

To be fair to the BBC, I think they've been told that the building is listed and they can't take it down.

Any organisation with tens of thousands of employees over a 100 year period will have some scumbags, but the key question is what do they do with them? At least they suspended a bloke this week at the very allegation of criminality - they didn't hire him while he awaited trial and I'm sure they won't put out a mealy mouthed statement if said bloke does get convicted.

As for the Witch Hunt - that's just funny. If this geezer wasn't our manager you wouldn't like him. Plus for a Witch hunt to be a thing you need a chance of the Witch being hunted - Wael wouldn't sack Barton for anything so maybe, just maybe, people don't like Joseph because he's a dreadful person?

I haven't said whether I like, or dislike Joey Barton.

I just don't feel the need to vilify him at every opportunity, especially over such trivial and tenuous Twitter posts.