THE Jackie Weaver Spills All About THAT Parish Council Meeting
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2021
- The one and only Jackie Weaver drops by on Zoom to discuss the infamous Handforth Parish Council meeting and what it's like to be an overnight viral sensation.
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She had a great quip for every question.
Classic Jackie
She’s legit funnier than the comedians getting paid to make us laugh
🤦🏻♂️
no... but she’s funny.
That Handforth Parish council meeting is the funniest thing I've seen for a long long time. Brilliant.
"Wow Josh, funnier than you!"
Well I mean, it's not that hard
(please take this as a joke)
True tho tbf
@@bradders9743 🤦🏻♂️
The funniest thing about him is that his voice is 65% Partridge.
F*ck yeah, Sandi! Reel in the seriousness of current affairs with class 💪
That was a great introduction by the host. Well done.
What a dry wit.superb
Ok, so the audience assumes that everyone naturally knows what Twitter is. That’s why they laugh at that point
Great point!
I'm a bit technologically behind, because I'm chronically ill. If I get up and eat, it's a good day!
It's hard when you make misstakes and doesn't know how to do things and people look at you like you're somekind of neanderthal!
God bless Jackie Weaver 😂
READ THE STANDING AWDERS READ AND UNDERSTAND THEM!
Nah she's low key the villain of the story if you go down the rabbit hole.
Love Jackie Weaver
Nah she's low key the villain of the story if you go down the rabbit hole.
She looks like my old Community and Family Studies teacher from high school! Except I live in Australia, so definitely not bahaha
A natural chatter...
well we found out she in fact did not have authority at all
Town councils are places OAP's go once they have nothing else to do with what's left of their lives and need to feel important. It's either this or they start doing community speed watches to do the police dirty work. All the while making life difficult for people who are actually going to work and doing useful things.
Jackie Weaver, can you come to our house for Thanksgiving?
This is awesome, the funny little men 🤣😂😅 Jackie 🙌
Spills all? They didn't even say what the meeting was about.
It's a great story but the fact that a satirical show openly bumped a story about Putin for Jackie fucking Weaver is a bit dire.
Eh its a panel show this is all its for
Because British people are going to do literally anything about political resistance in Russia when y’all are ousting Jeremy Corbyn for completely laughable reasons. No, I think that it’s better yall focus on stuff like this.
@@feelingveryattackedrn5750 fr, Jeremy Corbyn said “I think Palestinians are humans” and the tories were like “yeah sounds pretty Nazi to me”
@@XXXTENTAClON227 too real
@@mikewazowksi7938 relevant as ever it seems
Is this mrs. Slocums younger sister?
This comment made my night 😂🤣
such a bizarre story, a lady is called in as a guest in a small council meeting, people who run the meeting are disrespectful and unprofessional so she just... takes over? Disrespectful people keep being disrespectful so she kicks people out like??? what a mess
She wasn't a guest, it's her job to do that when these idiots get too big for their boots. She's sent from the local gov to kick these people up the bum.
@@Loomx5 Source(s)? Everything seems to point towards her being a volunteer from the public tasked with keeping the meeting orderly.
@@ccaagg I'm not even British but as i understand it the zoom meeting was between different parties (i think even places) and had previously desolved into bullying (as stated in this video early on, also the recording starts with the chairman claiming he was thrown out of the meeting before, I presume by his collegues). She was send by the government to negotiate the meeting as an "officer" who has deal with this type of issues. Also the recording ends with people elcting a new chairman and him taking over without any issues, so he was rightfully elected.
@@valenworld If you think the Zoom meeting was between different places then you've clearly fundamentally misunderstood what it is. It's a council meeting.
@@ccaagg i litrally said i am not british i am not even a native english speaker. I only wrote (and made it clear) about how far i understood it. If you care to enlighten us i invite you to explain what actually happened.
Good stuff,best wishes from the wirral, Birkhenhead actually, what would I know !!!!!....E
Jackie looks like bit like Rosmary sharagar - I think that’s how you spell her name.
Omg she does! 😂😂😂
In so doing? I think he meant ‘in doing so?’
Nah they’re both used and he used it accurately. The guy is articulate if still an asshole.
@@bradders9743 How come u think he's an asshole? Just curious
She remained calm while media clowns threw banal sound bites at her. Shallow self-centred programme.
they use whatever is current in the coverage of current events
Bet your a right laugh at parties
I watched the video and she looked like the one in the wrong. She kicked someone from a chat then according to the other guy she had no authority (did she?) What am I missing? She's been made out as a hero and I just don't see it.
She's a woman. That's it. That's why she's a hero. It really is a mess that this is the state of feminism.
From what I can gather, she was a volunteer from the public who was there to keep order. Problem is, the meeting only erupted into what it became after she interrupted the chairman completely out of turn. You're right to not see how she's a hero. Always do your due diligence.
@@ccaagg There was a reason she was brought in in the first place. She did what she was asked to do.
Why bring up feminism AT ALL?
@@esthermclauchlan3146 Just look at any of the media coverage of this. She has admitted she hadn't the authority to do what she did (only getting away with it since there's no precedent set strictly for the specific case of kicking people out of online meetings) and yet is still hailed as some sort of role model for women.
Do your due diligence and you'll see she had no place to interrupt the civil discourse which kicked off the whole thing (that being, whether the meeting is illegal). She was there to prevent disorderly conduct, not instigate it by interrupting out of turn.
Raising a point isn't disorderly conduct. Please tell me how you justify her interrupting the chairman at the start of the video. There was nothing that could be construed as disorderly conduct from his end until she began to incessantly interrupt out of turn, just simple questions she refused to answer properly.
@@ccaagg in the things I've seen on this you are the only one bringing up her gender - except when they are using standard English pronouns.
She was brought in because they kept getting out of control. There is context and history here.
IF she had been told not to allow certain things to be brought up and it was made clear to other people - yes she is justified in shutting it down.
I've chaired meetings that have gotten overly heated before - I've hd to shut people down for getting off topic or bringing up issues that there had been prior agreement to park for various reasons.
It happens.
@@esthermclauchlan3146 With this I don't disagree. The thing is though, despite the virality of this council meeting, the context and history are nigh impossible to find (believe me, I've looked).
The reason I'm bringing up gender is because that's why she's being glorified. It's a narrative of 'standing up to pompous chauvinists'. You need only to do a quick Google search to understand this.
It's problematic that people don't care about the details of this situation solely because of her gender. If the role she had during the meeting didn't give her the authority to interrupt civil discourse and remove others from the meeting, she shouldn't have done it and shouldn't be being revered as a hero. She's actually implied herself that she indeed did not have the authority to do this, only technically not _not_ having the authority since there's no legal precedent set for online meetings, as I think I've already stated.
People shouldn't care that she's a woman and this shouldn't be a feminist issue. But that's absolutely what people and the mass media are making it. You need only Google. It's this identity partisanship I take issue with. Gender shouldn't matter.
She was wrong she can't kick out the chair.
Jackie weaver has no authority.
Do y'all Brits really believe she's a "hero?" I watched the interaction... and they ALL seemed like twits, and Jackie seemed like the biggest twit of them all. What say you?
She was NOT a "twit". Jackie Weaver is a legend, and the rest of them on that call were just childish.
@@ZakPorterBridges0451 Wish I could see it the way you see it. From what went "viral" and the associated reports/stories being shared, all I see are some elderly toddlers, including (and especially) her. Maybe if I had more info (council background & rules), I might see it your way.
@@popcorn5130 You could just look it up yourself. Jackie Weaver did nothing wrong.Hell, the reason she was there in the first place was because the other idiots were constantly bickering, so she acted as a kind of mediator/enforcer of meeting rules.
@@ZakPorterBridges0451 Yeah, the issue didn't interest me enough to watch a history of meeting videos and learn the council rules. 😛 I appreciate your input though, as I admittedly don't know the minutiae (like almost all of the rest of the world praising this woman 🤣 ). I'm trained to assess people's personalities... and she seems like a right authoritarian twit... amongst some angry whiners. Maybe some in that group needed it.
@@popcorn5130 You don't need to know the ins and outs of council meetings to know when people are being fucking childish. Leave us to praise this woman for staying strong in the face of what can be described as backhanded sexism.