Freelance writer and photographer. Specialist in Triumph US-only 650cc competition bikes: the TT and Trophy Specials and the T120C street scrambler. 🇺🇦
@lbc Yes, having little children with whom we can vicariously live the lives we aspired to is all well and good. However, ever increasing over-population is destroying the world. We need a cull if that’s the way we want to go.
@lbc All very well saying people should procreate more but over-population of this country and the entire world is at the heart of the disasters caused by climate change. There needs to be a humane cull of people over a certain age to allow room for the new blood.
@LBC Well you showed your true colours with Saul (a Jew) there, Rachael! It’s ridiculous to suggest that criticism of the state of Israel’s policy is somehow “anti-Semitic”. Of course the Left aren’t anti-Semitic - otherwise they wouldn’t be “the Left”, would they? 🙄
@LBC If Travellers (New Age or not) are a race, how about bikers (old skool)? Things have improved but it wasn’t that long ago when many pubs displayed “No leather jackets/bikers” signs. I was refused service at a Little Chef once as I was riding a bike. Was this racist?
@LBC Can we please include motorcyclists in the groups who have been subjected to racism? Things have improved but it wasn’t that long ago when pubs would display “No leather jackets/bikers” signs. I was once refused service at a Little Chef on the A303 as I was on a bike 😡😡😡
@LBC Iain, I can assure you that the majority of horses that break a leg will be put down. It’s very difficult and expensive to mend a horse’s broken leg and it’ll never race again. Any horse - not just race horses - will usually be put down if it breaks a leg.
@LBC If Trump becomes president you can rest assured he will negotiate a “settlement” with Putin that will effectively result in most, if not all, of Ukraine becoming part of the Russian state. And then he will boast about being a great peacemaker and deal broker.
@LBC Your caller Bill clearly was ignorant of what Lineker actually said, which was that the language being used was “not dissimilar” to that used in Germany in the 1930s. He didn’t comment on the policy. Well corrected by Fred!