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Getting bored with SLAMMED! already?
I'd rather be slammed than skewered. Though both sound pretty kinky.
Really an issue of scope IMO. How slammed and how skewered, are the questions I'm asking.
I would not call that skewered.
But if they have an accurate title like "Rishi Sunak Mildly Insulted By Student" we might realize how much of a non story this is and not click. Won't you think of their ad revenue?
It's only a story because it's so incredibly rare that members of the public get the chance to criticise his crazy policies to his face, in terms ordinary folk can relate to.
Rishi Sunak fucked up the arse by the penis of a student
That'd be a turn up for the books; usually it's the student who gets shafted by the Tories, not the other way around.