I've edited mine.The word of the week appears to becoming 'comprehension'.
The meaning of which has become subjective to an arc of confusion.
I've edited mine.The word of the week appears to becoming 'comprehension'.
The meaning of which has become subjective to an arc of confusion.
So, now you're settled on this matter, perhaps we can look forward to your thoughts on diy, too?Agreed.
Regardless of how many times it happened, borisconi must have a low opinion of his mother...She mitigated Stanley Johnson's behaviour of breaking his wife's nose, by explaining that he only did it once.
As I said earlier, mitigation of offending only once can affect the penalty, not the morality of the offence.
Although 'socio-politically' is fast catching up...I've edited mine.
Bo**oxHave you ever warned a child that their behaviour is dangerous and could lead to accidents. They have't had an accident yet, but you know from personal experience that their behaviour could cause an accident, so you warn them to take care.
That is what GL did, he learmt from history that the rhetoric used by the government could lead to unintended and undesirable consequences.
He felt obliged to make his concern known publicly.
He has a right, and he might consider it a duty, to voice his concern.
do you post stuff like that and expect somebody to digest it in 2 or 3 minutesWell you could always just settle for saying 2 + 2 = 5. Saves all that thinking and debating ****.
Hmm, a few inaccurate comments in thereRead more carefully.
I'm not referring to what he didn't say. I'm referring to what he did say. So are people like ThornBerry.
I've posted his words several times.
The rest of the sentence referred to what the Germans were saying in the 30's.
Why are you ignoring what he did say? Trolling again..
So assume everybody is, and treat them all the same, regardless of international lawMore to it than that though, in amongst the victims are those gaming the system.
Fol-de-rol from the troll.I suspect there are others far more capable and experienced than I to offer advice.
I will refrain from making any similar suggestion to you about politics. I would consider it off-topic, insulting, and a desperate diversion of the discussion.
Have you ever warned a child that their behaviour is dangerous and could lead to accidents. They have't had an accident yet, but you know from personal experience that their behaviour could cause an accident, so you warn them to take care.
That is what GL did, he learmt from history that the rhetoric used by the government could lead to unintended and undesirable consequences.
He felt obliged to make his concern known publicly.
He has a right, and he might consider it a duty, to voice his concern.
Bo**ox
There's hyperbole and then there's hyperbole I think your taking it to that.By direct reference, Lineker saying the language being used by UK government was similar to that used in 30s Germany, and was in danger of bringing into play the actions which were being carried out at that time.
His tweet was clever and direct and voiced his concern.
Oh dear.. the troll feeding the hungry.. Still, if this creates more traffic to diynot everyone is happy.Modern day.....
Another one in hysterical mode, take a powderPerhaps you'd like to advise the German government then @gant, that their legal requirement - to teach about the Nazis, and the Holocaust - is "bo**ox"?