Agreed, as long as it is like that. Some however go completely wrong.

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Lord Hezza himself.

Yeah I was young and rebellious, but I was also bought up with manners and respect (by working class parents),so not to damage other people's property or be nasty for the sake of it.
Like these rental mob w*** stains nowadays who come from well to do middle class upbringingservice.

always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

Really?
IMO - You and Willo hijack every thread purely to boost your own egos.

Your not the HOL pin cushion and no one wants to censor you. It's great there are differing opinions on here but be a bit more imaginative than trawling the Syrian Fisherman's Monthly magazine for news that a boy fell off a boat and then posting that Theresa May was warned this would happen years ago and all Tories are cunds.

You're just bashing this drum with the same beat and everyone's got a headache.
Of course they're going to attack you - you can't be reasoned with so what are the options?
We've tried ignoring the pair of you but you're back every day. You with your 'Tory Cunds' and Willo with his "Let's NOT turn this into a Willo thread (but I love it when it happens)."

Look at the New Manager thread and read how people offer opinions and even change their minds.
I used to think BexleyDave was a bit of a plonker but he knows how to argue a point and makes me reevaluate my opinion.

I used to find SydTheEagle excellent for making me think and even dannyh when he posts true life experiences from his profession give you that other viewpoint.

There isn't always a 'right' opinion. A lot of people who voted Brexit really just wanted the UK to stop being shafted by the EU and not be used to prop up the Greek economy.

A lot of people who voted for their Local Tory Cund don't like a lot of the Conservative policies or politicians but on balance believe they will lead the country better than Corbyn.

You stopped constructively contributing to this site many years ago - which is a shame as I remember you used to be a bit of a laugh.

But if all you're going to do is post how you don't like the Tories and everything that's wrong in the UK is their fault then you should be prepared for some more ad hominen responses. Luckily you have skin as thick as a Rhino.

You fed me, you bred me, I'll remember your name.

Day of Rag?

You fed me, you bred me, I'll remember your name.

No not really. It's as much a leap of faith as to say a majority voted for one particular Brexit route in last year's referendum. Or that a majority voted to leave the single market. Actually it's less of a leap of faith than that. It's a clear rejection of austerity and Tory mismanagement over the last 7 years. More than 54% of voters chose parties who are diametrically opposed to austerity, with this as the central plank of their manifestos.

I like Tim Farron's joke today that the Tories only announced a Space Bill so that they could send their manifesto up into space and hope everyone forgot it existed.

In terms of Brexit, clearly it wasn't a big issue and most people have accepted it's going to happen, but more people again voted against May's hard Brexit, her tautologies and foolish soundbites.