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So I'm pleased I've never resorted to such abuse. I might have said some comments were stupid. Or asked people not to be silly. You'll find nothing as vituperative as the post you've just liked.

Wow. All that because I asked two questions in response to something that was not straightforward but (I thought) rather cryptic.

Bit of a shunt on Manc Way causing a bit of delay but you still end up in queue at Fairfield St junction.

What attitudes and language? It's a discussion forum, and surely you can highlight arguments that don't hold water. Maybe you'd like the feigned courtesy of Cromwell to the Kirk, "I beseech you in the bowels of Christ, think it possible you may be mistaken". It didn't work. It's telling that...

That's been going a month and it's nowhere near the 100,000 to get it debated in Parliament.

What did these "certain remain voters" say to make undecided people turn out? Are you saying that there are people dumb enough to vote for something only because someone tells them it would be dumb to vote for it?

By and large, do they really believe it? But knowingly manipulated, so not gaslighting.

It's a great myth this. That people who are wrong would change their minds so long as no-one told them they were wrong.

It may have limited the economic damage from Trump's tariffs, and it may have achieved something for Ukraine. But it must be painful sitting permanently on a fence. Except of course for saying Israel had the right to starve Gaza.

A third of Brits would choose to be aligned with the biggest bully in the world? We could move that to the thread, "What has the UK become under the far right influence?"

How many Brits are going to support the USA's annexation of Greenland?

We're nearer to Greenland than is the USA. And one might have thought RAF planes from Brize Norton to aid a genocide in the Middle East was unlikely.

Don't let him off that easily. It's two separate things. The reducing personal allowance over £100k didn't create a "tax trap", it just increased the marginal rate of tax. The Coalition introduced the "benefit cap" for those paying higher rate tax which is what the Telegraph article was about...

Would it be OK to throw paint on American planes going from the UK to invade Greenland, or would Greenland Action be proscribed as a terrorist group?

Plus a MotD pundit saying opponents should "leave one on" City players.

So what exactly should the leaders of Europe do to show they are not (in your words) "a load week kneed tarts"? A strong letter?

Unless we're talking about different things... https://www.gov.uk/government/news/chancellor-announces-reforms-to-the-welfare-system

Which camel? MAGA? NATO? McDonalds customers?

Which of the despots do you want Europe to depose first?

What? Aspiring to be part of the benefit culture? Classic BKB.