We had an extension of the main phone line. The computer was far too heavy!
I'm on those. There are three for Alastair Campbell including two titled "Hague" and "War criminal supporters".
What may contribute to this is a fear of him winning given how vindictive he is. It's still shameful false equivalence though.
Odd that a suggestion to maintain this platform as a constructive engagement space, enhancing the usefulness, is viewed so negatively by a select few, who ironically don't want this platform to end up like Twitter. Remarkable.
It's the same for me. It's the sort of thing I'd love to study, or for someone else to study. It's a fascinating aspect of human behaviour.
Years ago at an event there was a session on changes in human behaviour. Just as a side note the speaker had an example that stuck with me. The change in behaviours between in person to online and in car conduct. I guess both have distance between the person and the target?
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He looks like he's been partying with the Russians again.
Part of the problem he has now is that the apology has left open avenues for questioning which he can't easily address. It's failed the primary purpose of closing this chapter from his side as a result. He comes across as ticking boxes and not actually engaging.
He's shredded the position he's adopted for the campaign already. Irretrievably in my view. Patriot, statesman, honest, details, planning. All shredded before the manifesto is out. Incredible. However, he's too vain/deluded to resign. Actively driving voters away is a remarkable "achievement".