[MB.]

For the sake of balance I've just gone and signed the anti-Trump petition, so cheers for the reminder

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by MB.

For the sake of balance I've just gone and signed the anti-Trump petition, so cheers for the reminder

If you were that bothered you wouldn't have needed a reminder,are we being a tad childish here

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

If you were that bothered you wouldn't have needed a reminder,are we being a tad childish here

Yes Rory Bremner
is needed
he is on tour, now

[reece(:]

Originally Posted by MB.

For the sake of balance I've just gone and signed the anti-Trump petition, so cheers for the reminder

I did and went to the rally last night

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by reece(:

I did and went to the rally last night

Me too

[Livia]

Originally Posted by MB.

For the sake of balance I've just gone and signed the anti-Trump petition, so cheers for the reminder

Good. Although I don't agree with you I do uphold your right to your opinion and to voice it.

Heading for 110,000 signatures now. Creeping up, isn't it.

I think those opposing Trump and those... (I hesitate to say "supporting him" because I don't actually support him, any more than I supported Putin when he had a State visit... or when Mugabe did... or the Chinese...) and those who believe he should come because he is the president of the USA, is probably on a par numerically. However, as with Brexit, those against make the most noise, the squeaky wheel if you like. Those who find themselves in opposition to the noisy ones use the vote to voice their opinion. They did when the Tories unexpectedly gained a majority at the last general election, they did when we voted to leave Europe and they will now.

A discussion on this is difficult because those who oppose Trump intimate in what they write that if you aren't with them on this, then you're a hard-right, card-carrying, cross-burning fascist.

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by Livia

Good. Although I don't agree with you I do uphold your right to your opinion and to voice it.

Heading for 110,000 signatures now. Creeping up, isn't it.

I think those opposing Trump and those... (I hesitate to say "supporting him" because I don't actually support him, any more than I supported Putin when he had a State visit... or when Mugabe did... or the Chinese...) and those who believe he should come because he is the president of the USA, is probably on a par numerically. However, as with Brexit, those against make the most noise, the squeaky wheel if you like. Those who find themselves in opposition to the noisy ones use the vote to voice their opinion. They did when the Tories unexpectedly gained a majority at the last general election, they did when we voted to leave Europe and they will now.

A discussion on this is difficult because those who oppose Trump intimate in what they write that if you aren't with them on this, then you're a hard-right, card-carrying, cross-burning fascist.