Doodledog
Iam64
Should stress, as a Gtr Manc resident I’m unsurprised and delighted at our police conclusion
Yes, I'm sure
. It seemed to me obvious that it was nonsense with a racial dimension, but it is good to see that it has been proved untrue.
Cariad's views are seldom mine either but I didn't see anything that I'd have thought warranted a ban.
With very rare exceptions I am always sad to see people go, whether I agree with them or not, and also, I don't like to think of anyone disappearing because of illness, and we never know whether that has been the case.
I also miss GSM, but don't understand why she is held up as a saint. She did post things that will have hurt posters, and offering free legal advice doesn't neutralise that. There have been a few bannings recently, and I can't help thinking that those who have vanished without fanfare might get fed up of seeing posts about one poster and nobody bothering about them. It can often take a while to notice someone has gone, as people go on holiday etc, so unless there has been an explosion it's not always immediately obvious.
I also miss GSM, but don't understand why she is held up as a saint. She did post things that will have hurt posters, and offering free legal advice doesn't neutralise that. There have been a few bannings recently, and I can't help thinking that those who have vanished without fanfare might get fed up of seeing posts about one poster and nobody bothering about them.
I don't think anyone is holding GSM up as a saint and there are other posters who have made some fairly hurtful and unpleasant comments to others but are still posting. I didn't always agree with her views but that is normal on a site where views may vary.
I wondered where CariadAgain was too, again I didn't agree with her views necessarily but have no idea why she should have been banned, if she was. Perhaps she left, is not well, or other reasons.
Sometimes we never know.
Back to voting,
There will still be that figure from the history books - called "head of the household" in some communities. Hence it's particularly vital that everyone voting does it in the standard way and goes to that voting booth on their own.
I agree and think in earlier times, some women did defer to the 'head of the household' and vote as their husbands did.
Not my mother, though! She was always independent-minded.