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Assuming you understand what the word metaphorical means then that leaves the bit in quotes which is pretty much a direct paraphrase except for changing utterly for obviously of: Are you saying this isn't what you wrote?

Fair point. It was a bit tongue-in-cheek but I guess that was lost in print.

Haha! Jesus wept, what was it you were saying about being "utterly convinced and no changing"? You've just metaphorically stuck your fingers in your ears and screamed "Not listening, not listening!" Yeah mate, you're right. There's no arguing facts with you. :lolol:

Ooh, get you. Already in with the Daily Mail references and "just don't try and argue facts with me". How about the Sunday Times and the deputy leader of the SDLP?

Ah, you're not so scary, you potty-mouthed little tinker.

Oh dear, Someone woke up Father Jack.

Oh dear. Please don't get me started again on Corbyn and the IRA! Tell you what, if you do a search of my name and IRA or Corbyn over the last 6 months you'll see all my posts. However, I was actually referring to Abbott who made remarks supporting a war against the British 30 years ago and who...

I suppose it all depends on what is was you said and whether you've shown demonstrably that you've recanted those views. If you really liked U2 back then but now given away your LPs then no-one will hold that against you but if - oh, I don't know, what would be really damning - if say, you've...

That's very true. She could become Chancellor.

Sorry, didn't see that.

This is hilarious. Diane Abbott absolutely blagging it when asked about the Harris Enquiry. Clearly lying out of her arse when she says she has read it. How the hell Paul Mason can claim that criticism of her is dog whistle racism is beyond me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgYnK3nm0LI

Brilliant deflection. Every single reply from you is "...but the Tories..."

a LOT of responsibility, I'd say. And I reckon there's a far more compelling case for some sort of nationalisation or intervention regarding those contracts than re-nationalising water or electricity companies.

I'm not sure Labour are in any position to accuse anyone else of privatising the NHS after their love affair with PFI and the cost to the UK taxpayer. You know my politics and I am against the concept of nationalisation as a matter of principle but I do think there's a very good case for...

Well, if we're going to look at police resourcing then am I allowed to question the police hours spent investigating tweets made in questionable taste when they could have been directed towards something that actually matters?

Spot on. It's at times like these that politicians need to be held to account for their previous words and actions regarding the Police, Armed Forces and the succour that she and her ilk have given to terrorists. She's truly despicable.

Would you be surprised if I said George Galloway?

We've had another Momentum activist resign because of anti-Semitic comments though so with 3 in 3 days it's good to see other targets being met. This one's from Brighton too...

No, I wouldn't say it was wealthy. It was about average. We had some pupils from big houses up at Offington but a huge percentage came from some of West Worthing's biggest council estates including Maybridge which, back in the 70s and 80s was quite a tough area.

I've no doubt that if you creamed off the brightest from UK comprehensives, spent a fortune building new grammar schools and employing teachers for them that universally, every single kid there would do at least as well and almost certainly better than left in a comprehensive school. I'm with...