Tony Robinson asks if bankers are human

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-18642323

by tankenmate • 14 years ago

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Mvandenbergh• 14 years ago

What is Tony Robinson doing on a Question Time panel? Shouldn't he be narrating second rate history programmes?

glimmung• 14 years ago

/Ad Hominem/, much?

mooism22• 14 years ago

He is active in the trade union movement. I saw him make a left-wing (even by trade union standards) speech at TUC Conference once.

kleiba• 14 years ago

When the camera pans to the audience, ever so often you see people smile and smirk. Am I the only one to whom this reaction seems strange? Is there something about Tony Robinson you have to know to understand it, or are they simply not taking him seriously?

mooism22• 14 years ago

I imagine they're finding it difficult to take seriously the actor who played Baldrick.

aac74• 14 years ago

What an idiot ! Computers in banks are evil ??? He should stick to archaeology. As for bankers being inhuman, well they were the most moral of people when they had a gold standard and unlimited liability. But he won't do any banking archaeology.

pi_neutrino• 14 years ago

He wasn't attacking computer systems in general, he was attacking the fact that the bankers rolled out their computer systems to the public when the systems were nowhere near ready for primetime.

Tony Robinson asks if bankers are human

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