Is it OK to break the law if you are a Tory?

What article in the New Statesman is that, Baggs. The only one I could find doesn't comment on the legality or otherwise of his evasion.

I quoted nothing.

You "quoted" something that Fleurpepper didn't say. You may want to read her post and then read yours and see what I mean.

Its not me who is twisting words.

No shifting of blame at all volver. Don’t twist my words.

Germanshepherdsmum

Your first paragraph isn’t very pleasant Fleurpepper. We are not all the same and cheats can be found in all walks of life and political persuasions. So easy to tar everyone with the same brush though isn’t it?

Fleurpepper didn't say they were all the same and attempting to say that she did is incorrect, and smacks of trying to shift blame.

I dislike some people getting away with things others have been punished for. That's not justice.

I've looked at two articles about this (New Statesman and The National because they were the first to appear). It's not clear at this stage that NZ has broken the law on tax.

Piggot presumably had.

Yes, I know tax laws are crazy.

Your first paragraph isn’t very pleasant Fleurpepper. We are not all the same and cheats can be found in all walks of life and political persuasions. So easy to tar everyone with the same brush though isn’t it?

He should resign without doubt. Johnson too continues with secrecy over numerous dodgy donations. Tory sleeze continues - I just hope conservative voters get their heads out of the sand. (I hope Johnson is given a really rough ride during the enquiry and not permitted to waffle and avoid direct questioning).

Probably because so many of them are guilty of same! Disgusting.

We should all write to our MPs about this, and say exactly what is in the OP.

It's been reported in most of the national press.

But I get the feeling that a lot of tory supporters are more worried about benefit cheats than they are about the greed and corruption of their parliamentary representatives.