Richard Flowers
@richarddominic.bsky.social
Representing the #LiberalDemocrats.
Promoted by Warwick Danks on behalf of Richard Flowers and Tower Hamlets Liberal Democrats all at Houseboat Blue Amber, Harbourmaster's Office, 46 Goodhart Place, London E14 8EG.
Promoted by Warwick Danks on behalf of Richard Flowers and Tower Hamlets Liberal Democrats all at Houseboat Blue Amber, Harbourmaster's Office, 46 Goodhart Place, London E14 8EG.
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*Don’t worry, nothing to do with that one
December 16, 2025 at 10:29 PM
*Don’t worry, nothing to do with that one
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Punch a fascist.
(claims he’s just a lethally wealthy evil racist grabbing everything in sight and not technically a Nazi are on thin ice)
Similar moments:
Humbug! The Scroogest of all takes a fall (The Sun Makers)
Even candy and forced cheer goes down the tubes in the end (The Happiness Patrol)
(claims he’s just a lethally wealthy evil racist grabbing everything in sight and not technically a Nazi are on thin ice)
Similar moments:
Humbug! The Scroogest of all takes a fall (The Sun Makers)
Even candy and forced cheer goes down the tubes in the end (The Happiness Patrol)
December 15, 2025 at 9:30 PM
Punch a fascist.
(claims he’s just a lethally wealthy evil racist grabbing everything in sight and not technically a Nazi are on thin ice)
Similar moments:
Humbug! The Scroogest of all takes a fall (The Sun Makers)
Even candy and forced cheer goes down the tubes in the end (The Happiness Patrol)
(claims he’s just a lethally wealthy evil racist grabbing everything in sight and not technically a Nazi are on thin ice)
Similar moments:
Humbug! The Scroogest of all takes a fall (The Sun Makers)
Even candy and forced cheer goes down the tubes in the end (The Happiness Patrol)
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And struck much harder by the crucial plot point of two characters’ remarkable resemblance
The casting went for acting ability over any physical similarity whatever, with a revealing portrait painted to (shrug) look like neither, which was occasionally distracting.
But the actors were excellent.
The casting went for acting ability over any physical similarity whatever, with a revealing portrait painted to (shrug) look like neither, which was occasionally distracting.
But the actors were excellent.
December 15, 2025 at 9:06 PM
And struck much harder by the crucial plot point of two characters’ remarkable resemblance
The casting went for acting ability over any physical similarity whatever, with a revealing portrait painted to (shrug) look like neither, which was occasionally distracting.
But the actors were excellent.
The casting went for acting ability over any physical similarity whatever, with a revealing portrait painted to (shrug) look like neither, which was occasionally distracting.
But the actors were excellent.
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Much of Andrew Davies’ superb version (and Charles Dickens’, which the adaptation inspired me to read twenty years ago) I remembered, though two things surprised me:
I’d thought the J.R.-style Who Killed…? to be an ongoing whodunnit but, it turned out, solved in a couple of episodes
I’d thought the J.R.-style Who Killed…? to be an ongoing whodunnit but, it turned out, solved in a couple of episodes
December 15, 2025 at 9:06 PM
Much of Andrew Davies’ superb version (and Charles Dickens’, which the adaptation inspired me to read twenty years ago) I remembered, though two things surprised me:
I’d thought the J.R.-style Who Killed…? to be an ongoing whodunnit but, it turned out, solved in a couple of episodes
I’d thought the J.R.-style Who Killed…? to be an ongoing whodunnit but, it turned out, solved in a couple of episodes
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Though it’s outstanding Gillian Anderson who owned every scene (however much Charles Dance tried to prise her away)
But Anna Maxwell Martin, Denis Lawson, Timothy West, Alun Armstrong, Burn Gorman, Phil Davis, Pauline Collins, Ian Richardson, Carey Mulligan…!
But Anna Maxwell Martin, Denis Lawson, Timothy West, Alun Armstrong, Burn Gorman, Phil Davis, Pauline Collins, Ian Richardson, Carey Mulligan…!
December 15, 2025 at 9:06 PM
Though it’s outstanding Gillian Anderson who owned every scene (however much Charles Dance tried to prise her away)
But Anna Maxwell Martin, Denis Lawson, Timothy West, Alun Armstrong, Burn Gorman, Phil Davis, Pauline Collins, Ian Richardson, Carey Mulligan…!
But Anna Maxwell Martin, Denis Lawson, Timothy West, Alun Armstrong, Burn Gorman, Phil Davis, Pauline Collins, Ian Richardson, Carey Mulligan…!
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I'm not anticipating tons of people getting fired because they failed to compliment Rob Reiner on command
December 15, 2025 at 4:53 PM
I'm not anticipating tons of people getting fired because they failed to compliment Rob Reiner on command
I’m not saying do not walk away, definitely do that. But take care of yourself. If you can avoid engagement, do.
I’m 110kgs of fifty-something year old white man, so I carry a TON of privilege, meaning a racist woman and her weasel gang of flag shaggers found it hard to intimidate me in public
I’m 110kgs of fifty-something year old white man, so I carry a TON of privilege, meaning a racist woman and her weasel gang of flag shaggers found it hard to intimidate me in public
December 15, 2025 at 5:33 PM
I’m not saying do not walk away, definitely do that. But take care of yourself. If you can avoid engagement, do.
I’m 110kgs of fifty-something year old white man, so I carry a TON of privilege, meaning a racist woman and her weasel gang of flag shaggers found it hard to intimidate me in public
I’m 110kgs of fifty-something year old white man, so I carry a TON of privilege, meaning a racist woman and her weasel gang of flag shaggers found it hard to intimidate me in public
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Honestly, he might be genuinely lovely, or he might turn out to be a milkshake duck. I don't care which, because what matters is the action he took and the fearless way he took it.
December 14, 2025 at 4:05 PM
Honestly, he might be genuinely lovely, or he might turn out to be a milkshake duck. I don't care which, because what matters is the action he took and the fearless way he took it.
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He will have done something bad at some point. It's inevitable for a man in his forties.
That does not, CANNOT, detract from the action he took in that moment, the man in the white shirt, tackling and subduing a killer and preventing him killing more.
That action is heroic.
That does not, CANNOT, detract from the action he took in that moment, the man in the white shirt, tackling and subduing a killer and preventing him killing more.
That action is heroic.
December 14, 2025 at 4:03 PM
He will have done something bad at some point. It's inevitable for a man in his forties.
That does not, CANNOT, detract from the action he took in that moment, the man in the white shirt, tackling and subduing a killer and preventing him killing more.
That action is heroic.
That does not, CANNOT, detract from the action he took in that moment, the man in the white shirt, tackling and subduing a killer and preventing him killing more.
That action is heroic.