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...and if not a joke then certainly a cause for concern.... but then she would be - she's a Johnston appointment. https://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/politics/the-alarming-record-of-the-new-attorney-general-suella-braverman-courts-law-judicial-review-constitution-commission “People we elect...

https://theconversation.com/we-attended-the-trial-of-the-colston-four-heres-why-their-acquittal-should-be-celebrated-174481 Far from being perverse, the jury’s decision re-asserts what EP Thompson called the “moral economy” of the community – an act of absolution recognising the collective...

I am not sure that it is being normalised but it is frustrating when the stats point strongly towards vaccinations reducing the numbers of infections and thereby giving some relief to NHS staff. I write as someone who has friends on both sides of the divide and who lost an unvaxed friend a year...

Your question is answered by my rhetorical question. Ask someone to look up 'rhetorical question' for you and tell you what it means. Then reflect on what I wrote. Ultimately though no one else can 'tell' you anything, it's all about what you you 'tell' yourself! In my opinion you have...

Was he directly responsible for the deaths of hundreds of enslaved people then? We need that information before we can make a judgement.....

irrelevant....post an 80s pop video! Then investigate the term 'metaphor'!

Relevance? Of you as well as your post?

One of the first things I learnt about Bristol years ago was that its prosperity was historically based on the slave trade. I am not a person who advocates wanton vandalism but I feel that a stain on Bristol has been removed and there was no gentle way to do it.