Recent content by gassor

Thanks for the above, had to go on to Spotify last night! Tidal still goosed this morning.

Thanks for the detailed review Rohan. However, this is not the experience I have with the amp I have to say. I'm no musician, but to me, it is anything but clinical, rather the mid-range is full and expressive and vocals are rich-sounding and project well out into the room.

My point is that Brexit is less radical and more a return to the core values of Conservatism by keeping Johhny Foreigner at arm's length. Nothing to get worked up about.

Strange that the word has not been used before to describe the present government but after it was wrongly used to criticise Starmer suddenly it's de rigueur. Funny that.

Me calling Corbyn's Labour extreme hard left seems unlikely. Regarding the present state of the world COVID has changed the political landscape out of recognition and what was once regarded as unimaginable is not so any more. The degree to which the government is running the economy does not...

Won't surprise any of his fans on here, but "DaBaby's Rockstar was the UK's biggest-selling song of the summer, says the Official Charts Company." Lady Gaga and Jason Derulo fans I feel your pain!

Look at the bigger picture, far from the traditional adherence to free enterprise we now have the greatest level of state spending since the War. We have more state directives governing our daily lives than imaginable 6 months ago. We are not living in a country dominated by right-wing...

Left-wingers often call themselves radical, it's sort of a badge of honour, something they value I would suggest. You want to argue Johnson is some kind of break with trad Tory values well that's possible, but it's not radicalism. He may have by increasing state intervention (and involvement...

When I commented to you initially it was in the context of you saying the appeal of Starmer is limited because he doesn't do radical politics and that's what people (you said) really want. You were not saying anything about right-wing radicalism. Now suddenly you are on about the Tories being...

When did they change from being right-wing choices to be awarded the title of radical? Brexit and the election result were down to people voting conservative with a capital c. Conservatism has the sovereignty of the UK above everything else so it was not radicalism, but a return to its core...

For the third time where's the evidence of people wanting radical politics? What you say above shows nothing of the sort. BTW if you want to take the article at face value then how do you respond to it's accusation that " the continued toxicity of Labour’s image" is helping to keep the Tories...

Starmer is making Labour electable and given the meltdown of support for Labour left behind by Corbyn that is quite an achievement.

So no evidence for your statement about people wanting radical politics.

Is that the poll that found Starmer is far more popular than Corbyn? The article concludes "But looking at the current polls, the resilience of the Conservative brand, the continued toxicity of Labour’s image, and how governing parties usually perform at this stage, the Tory party is in a...

Which particular barometer of public opinion leads you to this conclusion?