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I have said what i wanted to although not quite recieved the feedback as wanted on my first post it has been an experience. If anyone wishes to have a discussion message me privately, but i dont think this place is really for me. Thank you
Fair enough, nearly Horlicks time here at BA
 
I think what we've experienced here is very old school trolling. There are different kinds and it's good that the "old school" are still about.
 
I have said what i wanted to although not quite recieved the feedback as wanted on my first post it has been an experience. If anyone wishes to have a discussion message me privately, but i dont think this place is really for me. Thank you

If you had wanted an echo chamber you should have done a bit more looking around before posting maybe
 
That's at least the second time you've used that phrase. I sat on my hands the first time I saw it, but would it be asking too much for you to look up the quotation and read it, so that you understand what it means? I know, as a librarian you know where things are, without actually reading them, but sometimes it's necessary. Hint: it doesn't mean more often ignored than observed.
I didn't say anything had been ignored. Perhaps you should look up the word breach, it doesn't mean what you think it does. If someone breaches their word, do they ignore it? Hint: I'm calling him a liar, and you a tedious bore
 
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160 posts by the OP in less than a day and a half is quite fucked up in itself. And if we omit their absence between Saturday night and Sunday noon, it roughly works out at a post every 6 minutes throughout :eek: I hope they were wearing NASA diapers for this exercise, and far more importantly, remembered to feed the cat.
 
160 posts by the OP in less than a day and a half is quite fucked up in itself. And if we omit their absence between Saturday night and Sunday noon, it roughly works out at a post every 6 minutes throughout :eek: I hope they were wearing NASA diapers for this exercise, and far more importantly, remembered to feed the cat.
And all that while keeping up their high tax bracket job in finance and helping muck out the £4m family troll farm.
 
I generally don’t respond to posts you make once the sun has gone over the yard arm, but this is an important topic so I will in this instance.

Sometimes one has to look for a practical starting point that isn’t “try to have experienced the reading, life lessons, and education that I have had over the course of my 60 years on the planet”.

Given the nonsense in the now deleted OP, I am confident that any start in understanding migration would be an improvement. That’s why I’m suggesting a documentary I haven’t seen.
Well thanks. All the reading has led us here. For people who advocate smashing the state with all the obvious crises it will impose, it's good to know you are a sensitive joker.

I can’t follow your second sentence. But we do need wider understanding of the drivers of migration: war, climate change, poverty, persecution and so on. And further, the global responsibility to address those.

Currently, an estimated 3.5% of the world’s population are migrants of any description, and of those the vast majority only travel as far as neighbouring countries. The most frequent international migration journeys are between neighboring countries

Of course, that will change if climate change makes more regions uninhabitable. But that takes us back to global responsibility to address the drivers.

If you don't know, 5 million extra migrants are coming into this country by I think '31. That's a big change. The mainstream media/ruling class/beauracracy will see it through. When the conversation is 'who is to blame', and 'why does this keep happening' we can maim ourselves with Reform.
 
Yes they stand a very good chance in my constituency due to my constitency currently being a reform seat and in wuestion for the NHS i would rather stop throwing cash at wage rises which will continue and properly fix the structure of the NHS
Pay em nowt and work em to death. Perfect.
 
I think what we've experienced here is very old school trolling. There are different kinds and it's good that the "old school" are still about.

Why is it in any way "good" to deliberately wind up people with inflammatory and bad faith remarks? I don't understand this valorisation of trolling of any kind. Trolling is pathetic behaviour and is one of the reasons why social media has become so fucking awful.

It's one of many disgusting behaviours that are encouraged the internet's lack of physical consequences for acting like a piece of shit.
 
Why is it in any way "good" to deliberately wind up people with inflammatory and bad faith remarks? I don't understand this valorisation of trolling of any kind. Trolling is pathetic behaviour and is one of the reasons why social media has become so fucking awful.

It's one of many disgusting behaviours that are encouraged the internet's lack of physical consequences for acting like a piece of shit.
Oh believe me, I'm not celebrating it. I've put on ignore a good number of trolls on this forum for doing exactly what you hate, because I hate it too. There are a good clutch of trolls on this forum who should be booted for their behaviour, and I'm afraid some of them are celebrated for being some kind of "elder statesman" of the forum.

My point was that this "new" poster was acting in the style of trolls from the early days of the Internet, rather than the current trend of being deliberately insulting and offensive. There are so-called "veterans" of this forum, all of whom I've got on ignore, who need to remember that having a laugh is very distinct from insulting, winding up, or otherwise time wasting. Coming here to defend a right wing stance, on the face of it, is bravado, not trolling.
 
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