Oh no! You have public opinions!
‘Oh no! You have public opinions!’

‘Oh no! You have public opinions!’
‘Mummy, can you burn me a story?’
‘Oh no! You’ve been radicalised by the wrong side.’
‘Let’s renounce something everyone’s forgotten.’
‘He can’t think of any content to generate.’
‘What ideologies did you learn at school today?’
‘We think you might be our son’s teacher.’
‘Oh look! He’s censoring his first words.’
‘It’s good to see him staying economically active.’
‘At least someone’s enjoying our sovereignty.’
‘I’m afraid you can’t afford money any more.’
‘Stop employing robust working practices.’
‘The public are demanding minimum service levels.’
‘Oh god! My diet is working! I’ll have to carry on with it.’
‘We’re hiring more Horsemen of the Apocalypse.’
‘What hope are you giving up this year?’
‘Good news, everyone. Derek’s agreed not to air any opinions.’
‘You’re upsetting the markets.’
‘We get to pick one Christmas argument each.’
‘We had to switch it off.’