Russia and Ukraine

[arewethereyet]

The hair is deliberate.  I think Boris feels it makes him seem more down-to-earth and non-threatening (as well as stand out in a crowded political space).  It is a wolf hiding as a fool.

Of course it’s deliberate. That sort of tonsorial travesty doesn’t just happen.

Boru

At least he's not orange.

[The Valkyrie]

Of course it’s deliberate. That sort of tonsorial travesty doesn’t just happen.

Boru

At least he's not orange.

Give him time...

[The Valkyrie]

Hey, what do you have against Boris?

I would LIKE to have a speeding truck against Boris.

[The Architect Of Fate]

Of course it’s deliberate. That sort of tonsorial travesty doesn’t just happen.

Boru

At least he's not orange.

Well his skin isn't 

[Anomalocaris]

What I like about him:

His comical hair makes me smile. (See? WAY less typing)

Boru

The hair is deliberate.  I think Boris feels it makes him seem more down-to-earth and non-threatening (as well as stand out in a crowded political space).  It is a wolf hiding as a fool.

it’s overly ambitious quarter wit hiding as a unambitious half wit.

[zebo-the-fat]

Hey, what do you have against Boris?

I would LIKE to have a speeding truck against Boris.

No, you might break against his thick skull!

[Rev. Rye]

Hey, what do you have against Boris?

He's a chronic liar 
His term has been nothing but sleaze and national embarrassment
He's surrounded himself with idiots and sociopaths 
He's essentially economically ruined Britain through Brexit 
His incompetence during the pandemic killed thousands 
His cruel policies on refugees have cost lives  
His idiocy on international affairs has ruined the delicate balance of Europe 
His idiotic trade policies have guaranteed the death of UK farming and fishing 
His rapid Anglocentricism has alienated Northern Irland and Scotland and threatened the continuation of the union 
He's essentially ended the right to protest

Not going to lie, the vast majority of the list I don't disagree with. That said, given that the Brexit process went through two PMs before Boris (even if The Pigfucker only oversaw the referendum) and that it was such a fundamentally bad idea that I don't think anybody could have pulled it off, I'm not sure how much of the blame belongs to him.

Also, as crap as BoJo's pandemic policies are, I'm inclined to cut him a bit of slack. Not saying he didn't shit the bed quite a bit on the pandemic. But at least he gave a shit about trying to slow the spread of the virus. If you've lived under a regime where the leader is outright hostile towards any efforts to slow the pandemic, from the lockdowns to masking, and talks so much shit during briefings on the pandemic that they have to cut his mic, you at least start to appreciate the difference between trying and failing and outright trying to fail like Trump did (and this doesn't even get into the cult of personality that's developed around Trump and multiplied the problem, which I don't think has become much of a thing for BoJo). Granted, it took Boris getting COVID to understand that the pandemic is a big deal, but when it happened to Trump, it didn't change jack shit. And I'm sure that if someone from Brazil reads this post, they'll probably one-up me by pointing out how Bolsonaro is an even bigger jackass than Trump in this regard.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

If the original count was from the Russian Defense Ministry (and that's admittedly a pretty substantial 'if'), this is disastrous for Russia.

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When your army racks up a 16% casualty rate just four weeks into an invasion, you've lost.

Boru

[Silver]

Good thing Russia is failing, because the last thing we need is for 'Murica to enter the fray of WWIII.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Good thing Russia is failing, because the last thing we need is for 'Murica to enter the fray of WWIII.

Really? WWI made you a great power. WWII made you a superpower AND got you out of The Great Depression. Real silver lining stuff.

Boru