Pretty low imo. I don’t know if you have included me in this but I find this quite insulting, having lost a grandfather in Italy fighting for our freedom. Also lost relatives in concentration camps.
Let’s turn it around if we had lost the war I doubt that any of us would have the freedom of expression ( however twisted) we have today, think on that

I agree. My dad had to leave school and start work at 14, to support his 4 younger siblings, after his father was killed. Who really wanted that? Still at least his sacrifice allowed our freedom of speech

There are some pretty strange assertions there!

Just because you disagree with my view doesn't mean I don't know the meaning of the word.

Nobody has had any need to do any research on Trump. Unless you lived in isolation for the last few years it was impossible to miss him and I don't know anyone at all who doesn't have an opinion about him. None! Nor do they just care what "makes them look good"! What a daft idea. People are mostly genuinely very concerned. A few are impressed. As in this unusual echo chamber.

The idea that people "don't give a toss" is simply untrue in my experience. Maybe you live in another universe but it's not the one I am in. People care about our standing in the world. They care that the traditional leader of the western world is such a lying, unreliable, selfish prat and welcome his removal. Not because they are "Democrats" or "Lefties", but because normality will be restored.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

I didn't target anyone. Only some of the posts, which if you read objectively you too might be forced to wonder about. Sometimes it seems some people let their inner selves slip into view without either meaning to, or perhaps even realising they are there and that the cap fits.

Many of us had relatives who served in the war. My own father was on the Prince of Wales when it was sunk off the Malayan coast in 1941. He went in the water but survived. He lost many mates. My mother had no news of him for 6 weeks. The experience affected him deeply for the rest of his life. So I understand very well what the defeat of both the Nazis and Japanese meant.

We certainly wouldn't have the freedom of expression that we now have if we had lost. We would also not have many other things. Some of which it seems that some here don't actually like very much.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

Who knows? Maybe we’re both wrong. Wouldn’t be the first or last time.

Looking g forward to reading your polemic on how Tony Blair destroyed the freedoms of the British people.