@afneil “Rachel from accounts” is an extremely misogynistic term to use. You call her that to diminish her because she’s a woman. Would you use a similar term about a man? I suspect not.
@jessgill03 Describing anyone you disagree with as evil is rather pathetic. You can argue with her and point out faults in her reasoning but just calling her evil is a sign that you have lost the argument.
@TracyEdwardsMBE@BBCNews You’ve been listening to right wing propaganda, in what way has the BBC ever “cheered on the mutilation” of anyone? It’s a ridiculous accusation that comes from people with a vested financial interest in destroying the BBC.
@terrychristian Terry, I generally agree with you but on this issue I think you’re wrong. It’s very easy to be wise after the event. Johnson was never fit to be PM but anyone in his position would have struggled in the face of Covid.
@bindelj Calling someone you disagree with “evil” is such an unpleasant thing to say. It seems you couldn’t defeat your opponent by argument and are reduced to name-calling.
@KemiBadenoch@MelJStride Tim Martin was a cheerleader for the Brexit disaster. I won’t listen to his opinion on anything nor set foot in one of his establishments.
@Councillorsuzie@EdwardJDavey You are such a traitor to Britain. Supporting a foreign leader against our own national broadcaster. Seriously, what damage has Trump suffered? He a serial liar and felon and no British person with an ounce of patriotism should support him.
@SBarrettBar The one thing Trump isn’t is a victim. I think we have to remember that he is not our friend and British people who support him and urge him to attack the BBC are traitors to our own country.
@LizWebsterSBF Andy Burnham would have to face a by-election before he could become leader. Imagine the outrage there would be if a current MP stood down for Burnham to stand. He would almost certainly lose.
@thebestmarklee The trees used to be cut back so leaves weren’t a problem. To save money the cuttings and embankments have been left to grow wild which is why there’s now a leaf problem. It caused the accident near Salisbury a few years ago.
@KirstieMAllsopp You’re going after the wrong people. Why don’t you attack the large corporations like Amazon, who don’t pay tax or the rich individuals who salt their money into overseas tax havens, rather than attacking pensioners’ bus passes. It’s a really bad look.