We are sat here crying at celebrity gogglebox.

Corbyn not a teAr in his eye at a young girl dying.

Heartless *******

And your point is....?

He is detached from us, the normal population.

The Manchester famy are hilarious.

The Rottweiler called Dave head-butted the dad. ''Bloody hell Dave you knob head....'' funniest thing I've seen in ages.

Lowbank.. I didnt cry. That doesnt mean I'm heartless.I dont understand why you wanted him to cry

So if a young girl dies of cancer does not touch you nothing will

So your a hard guy that means others pain an suffering does not touch you.

How would you describe that then

I'm not a hard guy. I'm a mum of 3 and a grandma of 3. I donate every single year.
You are trying to turn it into a political point - don't lecture me on showing compassion.

Well you come across that if one of yours had the same, it would not phase you.

Lowbankclaret wrote:We are sat here crying at celebrity gogglebox.

Corbyn not a teAr in his eye at a young girl dying.

Heartless *******

I'm no fan of Corbyn but that's a truly bizarre thing to say that demeans you, not him.

Even setting aside that there's no 'normal' response to that, I imagine he (like any other senior politician of any party) has had to deal with so much sh1t like that and much worse (I.e. not just the awful vagaries of chance but deliberate human action) that you have to be able to take these things on board without ending up in tears every time something sad comes in front of you.

Low....Probably the nastiest comment I have ever read on here.

Lowbankclaret wrote:...it would not phase you.

Not sure why I am the one being attacked.

I cried at the programme, felt really upset for the little girl.

Cloughy was not touched by it.

And I am the bad guy.

Celebrity Gogglebox in editing scandal...

Globally, around 8.2m people die of cancer every year. This averages at 22,465 people every day. Using a medicinal pipette as a reference point, a teardrop can reasonably be assumed to have a volume of around 0.05 ml. Assuming a person sheds but a single tear (the heartless monster) for every singe person who dies of cancer every single day, this person would need to consume 1123+2 litres of water per day merely to stay hydrated.

This is also knows as death by water poisoning.

Lowbankclaret wrote:Not sure why I am the one being attacked.

I cried at the programme, felt really upset for the little girl.

Cloughy was not touched by it.

And I am the bad guy.

Not crying doesn’t mean that someone isn’t ‘touched by it’. I think you know that already though.

Lowbankclaret please kindly just **** off

Lowbankclaret wrote:Not sure why I am the one being attacked.

I cried at the programme, felt really upset for the little girl.

Cloughy was not touched by it.

And I am the bad guy.

You have no idea if I was touched or not.
Why did you start this thread?

Imagine using the death of a girl to try and score political points.

cloughyclaret wrote:You have no idea if I was touched or not.
Why did you start this thread?

#me too..says you probably was with hindsight.

I know you're not exactly Lancashire's answer to Einstein, Lowbank, but I didn't realise you were that big a cretin.

Using the death of a girl to score cheap political points shows just how deeply you felt it.

Bloody hell, Lowbank, that went well.................

I hate corbyn; sorry Jeremy, with a vengeance but there was absolutely nowt to criticise him for on gogglebox.

I didn't cry either. Wife did though.

What an utterly bizarre thread! I’ve been to funerals and seen people not cry does that mean they have no feelings Lowbank?

You've had a shocker there Lowbank !

To be fair though I did say to my wife and daughter whilst watching it that Corbyn appears to be very emotionless. And I'm a Corbyn supporter.

Jessica Hines sat next to him was either crying or pi-ssing herself laughing all the way through and JC hardly raised an eyebrow either way - it was kind of strange.

We all know these politicians go on these kind of programmes to improve the public perception of them - but really they can't win as if he would have started crying he would have been 100% criticised by some for faking it. My advice would be to stay well clear as very rarely does it work out for any of them.

He can show his support for the charity in plenty of other ways without going on gogglebox.

I still can't believe he got the question about the Punic Wars wrong. There's no way he's fit for High Office after that faux pas.

Yep looks like a real shocker from me yesterday.

I will put that down to a 12 hour day and the wine going down too quick.

Apologies to anyone I offended.

What he was doing on there is the question, not how he reacted.