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Its really weird how many people consider others to be angry as if someone is shouting at their screen. I'm typing on here in between sorting out my sock drawer I can't imagine anyone is particularly angry.

Is what we need relegation?

I'm happy to pretend that me quoting your words back at you somehow makes me confused if it makes you feel better. I understand that some people don't like having to explain a hasty post that they blurted out which accidentally reveals their intolerance.

I've misunderstood nothing all I did was quote your words back at you. You wrote them not me. I'll take your post as an admission that you were hasty with your post and let's hope you display a more forgiving and tolerant nature in future.

I saw on social media that possibly Everton had the same intersectional rainbow mess in one of their shorts too? So is this a national thing?

All I did was quote his post.

Who claimed it was?

"hot and bothered" is in the minds of certain posters on here.

I got it from your own words: "even better because it gets all the Karen's on here all hot and bothered"

Fair enough.

But that's just being accessible to a modern audience like when they set films in the past and everyone says fuck and shit like that's something they would use all the time.

It doesn't take much to be clearly genuine. I would say that's definitely written by him personally rather than a PR agency and it isn't a full page ad in the local paper like some arseholes...

That's essentially what he means every time he talks about the far right in relation to posters on here. By contrast people have mocked him relentlessly on here but no one to my knowledge has ever slurred him in such a manner with falsehoods repeated as truth.

I have close relationships with a number of family members who are religious including my father in laws partner. I'd wager that's a step up from getting my hair cut by Muhammed.

I think I had a rather more uncharitable opinion of him when he started making incredibly serious accusations against other posters like calling them rape apologists and part of the far right.

And he preaches to me about Islam when I'm married to an Arab!

No attempt to find common ground, no shades of grey, campaigns are either accepted in their entirety or you're a bigot and a phobe. The reason Sydney Saint stands out is because he's at least willing to start a civil dialogue with those he disagrees with for which he should be commended. Let's hope that more can follow his lead although judging by much of the abuse and invective that seems unlikely on here.

Of course there's a lot of evidence to back it up. You can search for social attitude surveys which underline what a tolerant nation we are. Certainly in comparison to most of our European neighbours. We should celebrate what fantastic progress we've made in just a few decades. Britain is a wonderful and welcoming nation where the vast majority of people are tolerant and friendly. It's something we should all be proud of.

He has one year left on his contract. 15 with add ons I suspect will be our lot.

You clearly aren't really interested in reducing levels of discrimination and hate, your primary motivation is to support campaigns that upset people that you disagree with politically. It's a shame that there are so many people with the same attitude as you because all its going to cause is division and upset and hate and discrimination will continue.

Don't lie you've been responding for years and you read every post.

I've posted it before but our defence was awful last year. Once we get a replacement in I think it would be difficult for the defence as a whole to concede more goals. Sell.

And sadly it's this kind of attitude that simply deepens division. Theres too many of these types of people who aren't interested in reducing levels of bigotry and homophobia. Sad.

Good Post. I think what I object to most is the attitude of superiority and condemnation against those who havent necessarily moved at the same pace. I was childhood friends with a group of three brothers who moved away when I was about twelve. This week I've been staying at the house of their parents and they got talking about how all three brothers have signed up to woke ideology to different degrees. They said the worst bit was the tone and language policing of their parents. The mother had been doing something and said "that was such a fag" and then received a lecture from one of her sons which devolved into a blazing row about how unacceptable that word is and how times have moved on and how she's a bigot when she protested. The poor woman was so upset and it made me sad to think that this warped ideology has ruined their relationship with their children to some extent.

Good Post and one I largely agree with. You're correct that the British on average do have high levels of tolerance for others and a sense of fairness.