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I think the stamp duty holiday extension is the worst kept secret in this budget.

So you want to save companies just to cripple them after furlough ends? That’s not very sensible.

A tip for anyone else who’s wondering if their golf shoes will fit... Put your golf shoes in a nice warm place - airing cupboard maybe - for a day to make them slightly more supple and then put them on and just wear them around the house. Obvious spikes aren’t good for the floor so maybe just...

Person one: “here’s my opinion which I know you’ll disagree with due to other things we’ve disagreed on in the last” Person two: “Ah he’s a troll. Ban him, mods. BAN HIM. DO NOT FEED THE TROLL”

I think it got so heated over the past while because politics has become basically impossible to ignore. I’d say that most people can get through life most of the time ignoring who’s in power because there’s very little change in the day to day for most people no matter who’s currently sat in...

Twelve for me.

I don’t understand why it isn’t with the current rules but at the same time I don’t think it should be...

Not sure how it would work as I’m pretty sure they just want to distance the magazine from political views completely. GM will want to expand their reader base with a younger market and the younger generation on average leans the opposite way than the older generation. We live in such a...

Nope, not “right” per se, but I know out of myself and the editorial team of the Daily Mail who has more palatable morals and a sense of decency.

Shielding yourself from opposing views isn’t the way to go about educating and challenging those views. Nothing wrong with taking a look at what other sides are saying.

We’ve all got those people in our family I reckon. My mum held some very questionable opinions that many would just say they’re “of her time” but I’d always challenge her to reassess her views. She rarely changed but sometimes she did.

There’s a strong correlation between being a Daily Mail reader and being a horrible person in my experience. It’s a disgusting echo chamber for hate and division.

If someone killed a loved one of mine I’d probably want them to die in the heat of the moment and that’s why I should have no say in the punishment. And quoting the Bible doesn’t really help your argument; the first half of that book is about an omnipotent being continually feeding his blood lust.

You’re saying execution is fine when it’s for a cause that you believe in. You’re also saying it isn’t fine for causes you don’t believe in.

I hate how these people torture and kill people. It’s disgusting. I know what’ll help. We’ll kill people. Cognitive dissonance.

Had a few too many last night and put myself through an emotional rollercoaster by looking at photos I seemingly am not quite ready to look at. Time’s a healer but it’s a slow heal sometimes.

I just feel that we should be the “bigger man” here. Bring her back to the UK mainland and have her stand trial for the alleged offences.

I disagree with the revocation of her citizenship. We’re supposed to be the better, more civilised society here.

She should be allowed to return and stand trial for her alleged offences.

Probably because the death penalty is disgusting and akin to the types of beliefs that saw her go abroad in the first place.