Given Starmer comes from a working class background I do not understand what he means. Just seems to be a view of „working class“ that relies on you having a regional accent and working a manual trade.
WebDevWarrior on
As much as I like Danny – and his calling Cameron a pig fucking twat on live TV was glorious to behold, as was his radio slamming of Farage as a prick in a suit. The issues of running a country don’t really come to a matter of class.
Don’t get me wrong, it would be great to see less old etonians with PPE’s in the benches and more people from the real world with real experience doing jobs they actually have worked in (rather than hopping in and out of posts with no idea what the fuck they are doing).
That being said, it’s a matter of expertise and qualifications over who’s vagina you shot out of and what part of the country or how rich/poor you were growing up. I would be happy if we had a rich snotty MP in charge of the NHS if they were GOOD at their job and were qualified and had spent decades working in healthcare so knew what the problems were, and thereby rather than having civil servants and experts yell at them (and ignore them to follow the whip), they would do the right thing on principle.
But if Danny want’s to make his claim on the throne (as per Who Do You Think You Are?), I’d be more than willing to support him – though can we also make Kathy Burke a duchess? That would be hilarious.
Such_Significance905 on
Has anyone asked for Ja Rule’s take on this? Ffs Danny
lubbockin on
working class realise that representative politics is just a sham and are withdrawing from engaging with it.
Disastrous-Angle-591 on
Dumbest thing I’ve ever heard. I want boring, educated civil servants running the government. Not Dave the Glazier from round the pub.
Dave’s welcome to run for council or House of Commons. Which is where the “working man” gets his voice. And then. Voila. He can be PM
antipodal22 on
You can’t even get modern Britons to agree on what kind of politics we should have, we’re that brain fucked by the media.
Keir is the PM we deserve, not the PM we want.
TheReal-Demo on
Because Danny Dyer is working class poor guy works 60h a week to feed is family, what a twat
Admirable-Usual1387 on
Danny Dyer is a treasure but I wouldn’t go to him for political commentary
sheffield199 on
Danny’s kids go to private school and get driven around in a Bentley, there’s no definition of working class that excludes Starmer but includes Dyer.
hex_ten on
Top 5 Countries where Marx’s ideas have brought prosperity:
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5.
Drollapalooza on
The people who usually howl about celebrities having progressive political opinions will now be highly moved by the views of an actor from EastEnders.
Average-UK-Chap on
Here’s an idea….. Upon election the new MP spends 6 weeks living alongside a low income family. Only this way will they ever be able to understand and have a sense of the struggle that their constituents have to undertake every day. Maybe then the words “I understand” may carry some weight. If you want to understand, you have to walk a good few miles in the shoes of another man….
AnOtherGuy1234567 on
Seeing as Dyer never shuts up about being related to Royalty.
>that Dyer is a descendant of Thomas Cromwell[10] and of Elizabeth Seymour, the sister of Henry VIII’s third wife Jane Seymour. Elizabeth married Cromwell’s son Gregory Cromwell and, with the Seymour family’s assertion to be descended from Edward III (Dyer’s 25th generation ancestor), the line can be traced back to William the Conqueror and Charlemagne.[8] In response, geneticist Adam Rutherford argued that an English person being descended from a Plantagenet king was „not remarkable“, musing that „almost every Briton“ can claim such descent.
Its incredibly common due to the vast number of great great, great….. grandparents that you have when you go back 25 generations 2^25=33,554,432. From that generation alone. Which is probably greater than the UK population at the time and is covered by the same person being related to you in multiple ways, due to extended „incest“.
jablonec on
Danny Dyer is smart. He might not be “articulate” when he expresses his opinions, but that is probably for the best. Sometimes, as we have seen with right wing populism, using ‘big words’ doesn’t work in engaging people. He’s certainly progressive but not pandering. That’s what we need. Big up Danny.
Responsible-Cap-8311 on
Really glad Danny has given me a well educated insight into politics, fuck off you clown
reginalduk on
The problem with the modern world is that people seem to be under the illusion that the opinion of an actor, or a musician is worth listening to.
totallyhumanhonest on
danny dyer is one of the biggest idiots this country has ever produced.
This nation should feel ashamed we made him as famous as he is.
loadsofos on
He has no clue what he’s talking about, but that’s alright, he shouldn’t. But I have no idea this is even news?
FuzzBuket on
The issues is parties not class.
the entire system is about who’s tounge gets the furthest up their current party cliques arse rather than any sort of metric of competency.
Defiant-Yellow-2375 on
Descendent of Edward III of England calls out grammar school lad. Ha. It’s all daft but I have a soft spot for Dyer.
andimacg on
Just another rich guy telling working class people what they need.
Got no issue with Danny, but fuck off mate, you’re loaded. You have no idea what it is to be working class, so stop preaching to us.
itsheadfelloff on
Can’t stand that thick twat Danny Dyer and his faux hardman act.
Weekly_Mark6516 on
Starmer’s background proves class isn’t just about accents or trades, but Dyer’s take feels like performative „bloke politics.“ If we’re gonna champion working-class voices, let’s actually listen to the ones already in the system trying to make change.
ConsistentMajor3011 on
Starmer may have a working class background but he would now be an outlier in most working class communities. He sounds like a member of privileged society, probably decades spent schmoozing with lawyers and lords did that
OldAndBald2025 on
I quite like Danny…but he’s talking out of his arse here…
Infamous_Hippo7486 on
Why the fuck should we care about anything Danny Dyer, millionaire actor, says about either politics or the working class. Fuck off.
StepFew3094 on
I mean he’s not wrong, we’ve been having career politicians in power that have no experience of what it’s like for the working classes or for people outside of London, where even public transport is in dire straights. The fact that with the growing dissatisfaction of politics at the moment is giving rise to far right agitators like reform is an indictment of the system and they should be looking to fix the connection to their constituents, instead they’re flip flopping on every issue to appeal to the flavour of the week.
ItsDominare on
Thank god, I was desperate to hear the political opinions of yet another irrelevant actor.
RRC_driver on
Danny Dyer, descendant of kings? Of course he wants the working class to rule…
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Given Starmer comes from a working class background I do not understand what he means. Just seems to be a view of „working class“ that relies on you having a regional accent and working a manual trade.
As much as I like Danny – and his calling Cameron a pig fucking twat on live TV was glorious to behold, as was his radio slamming of Farage as a prick in a suit. The issues of running a country don’t really come to a matter of class.
Don’t get me wrong, it would be great to see less old etonians with PPE’s in the benches and more people from the real world with real experience doing jobs they actually have worked in (rather than hopping in and out of posts with no idea what the fuck they are doing).
That being said, it’s a matter of expertise and qualifications over who’s vagina you shot out of and what part of the country or how rich/poor you were growing up. I would be happy if we had a rich snotty MP in charge of the NHS if they were GOOD at their job and were qualified and had spent decades working in healthcare so knew what the problems were, and thereby rather than having civil servants and experts yell at them (and ignore them to follow the whip), they would do the right thing on principle.
But if Danny want’s to make his claim on the throne (as per Who Do You Think You Are?), I’d be more than willing to support him – though can we also make Kathy Burke a duchess? That would be hilarious.
Has anyone asked for Ja Rule’s take on this? Ffs Danny
working class realise that representative politics is just a sham and are withdrawing from engaging with it.
Dumbest thing I’ve ever heard. I want boring, educated civil servants running the government. Not Dave the Glazier from round the pub.
Dave’s welcome to run for council or House of Commons. Which is where the “working man” gets his voice. And then. Voila. He can be PM
You can’t even get modern Britons to agree on what kind of politics we should have, we’re that brain fucked by the media.
Keir is the PM we deserve, not the PM we want.
Because Danny Dyer is working class poor guy works 60h a week to feed is family, what a twat
Danny Dyer is a treasure but I wouldn’t go to him for political commentary
Danny’s kids go to private school and get driven around in a Bentley, there’s no definition of working class that excludes Starmer but includes Dyer.
Top 5 Countries where Marx’s ideas have brought prosperity:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
The people who usually howl about celebrities having progressive political opinions will now be highly moved by the views of an actor from EastEnders.
Here’s an idea….. Upon election the new MP spends 6 weeks living alongside a low income family. Only this way will they ever be able to understand and have a sense of the struggle that their constituents have to undertake every day. Maybe then the words “I understand” may carry some weight. If you want to understand, you have to walk a good few miles in the shoes of another man….
Seeing as Dyer never shuts up about being related to Royalty.
>that Dyer is a descendant of Thomas Cromwell[10] and of Elizabeth Seymour, the sister of Henry VIII’s third wife Jane Seymour. Elizabeth married Cromwell’s son Gregory Cromwell and, with the Seymour family’s assertion to be descended from Edward III (Dyer’s 25th generation ancestor), the line can be traced back to William the Conqueror and Charlemagne.[8] In response, geneticist Adam Rutherford argued that an English person being descended from a Plantagenet king was „not remarkable“, musing that „almost every Briton“ can claim such descent.
Its incredibly common due to the vast number of great great, great….. grandparents that you have when you go back 25 generations 2^25=33,554,432. From that generation alone. Which is probably greater than the UK population at the time and is covered by the same person being related to you in multiple ways, due to extended „incest“.
Danny Dyer is smart. He might not be “articulate” when he expresses his opinions, but that is probably for the best. Sometimes, as we have seen with right wing populism, using ‘big words’ doesn’t work in engaging people. He’s certainly progressive but not pandering. That’s what we need. Big up Danny.
Really glad Danny has given me a well educated insight into politics, fuck off you clown
The problem with the modern world is that people seem to be under the illusion that the opinion of an actor, or a musician is worth listening to.
danny dyer is one of the biggest idiots this country has ever produced.
This nation should feel ashamed we made him as famous as he is.
He has no clue what he’s talking about, but that’s alright, he shouldn’t. But I have no idea this is even news?
The issues is parties not class.
the entire system is about who’s tounge gets the furthest up their current party cliques arse rather than any sort of metric of competency.
Descendent of Edward III of England calls out grammar school lad. Ha. It’s all daft but I have a soft spot for Dyer.
Just another rich guy telling working class people what they need.
Got no issue with Danny, but fuck off mate, you’re loaded. You have no idea what it is to be working class, so stop preaching to us.
Can’t stand that thick twat Danny Dyer and his faux hardman act.
Starmer’s background proves class isn’t just about accents or trades, but Dyer’s take feels like performative „bloke politics.“ If we’re gonna champion working-class voices, let’s actually listen to the ones already in the system trying to make change.
Starmer may have a working class background but he would now be an outlier in most working class communities. He sounds like a member of privileged society, probably decades spent schmoozing with lawyers and lords did that
I quite like Danny…but he’s talking out of his arse here…
Why the fuck should we care about anything Danny Dyer, millionaire actor, says about either politics or the working class. Fuck off.
I mean he’s not wrong, we’ve been having career politicians in power that have no experience of what it’s like for the working classes or for people outside of London, where even public transport is in dire straights. The fact that with the growing dissatisfaction of politics at the moment is giving rise to far right agitators like reform is an indictment of the system and they should be looking to fix the connection to their constituents, instead they’re flip flopping on every issue to appeal to the flavour of the week.
Thank god, I was desperate to hear the political opinions of yet another irrelevant actor.
Danny Dyer, descendant of kings? Of course he wants the working class to rule…
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danny_Dyer%27s_Right_Royal_Family