Labour MP's harassment

Who was being sarcastic? Not me.
You need to be careful that you do not always read things in that are not there.
I wasn't trying to be impressive, either, just honest.

Elegran, I did not say that there should only be one matter that they should want to discuss with their MP. I gave that as an example. I think anyone who wanted to bomb Syria and was in his constituency would be daft to try and change his mind, and on the use of the nuclear bomb.
You are trying to read into it things I did not say.
Anyone in Corbyn's constituency who did not know his views by now is not interested in politics.

Both you and Anniebach use sarcasm a lot, durhamjen, as of course you know. I was just pointing out that it's not the same as 'verbal dexterity'.

I wasn't reading anything 'in that wasn't there'. Just a general comment, following on from Elegran's 'blunt instrument' observation.

The problem is that you expect sarcasm all the time, as I said in my last post.
I see little point in bothering if you are always going to accuse me of things that are not there.
This is the last response you will get from me, so do not accuse me of not replying to you again. You have been told why not.

The problem is that you expect sarcasm all the time, as I said in my last post.

No you didn't.

Sigh...

Well, it is the Panto season after all Ana

I could reply to that but wouldn't be so rude

So could I, but it wouldn't be kind...

The nuclear button point may be relevant to people's views of Corbyn and the premiership, but it is not relevant to MPs and their responsibilities toward ALL their constituents, which was where you put it, durhamjen

Anniebach Where exactly do you think I am wrong? Was it in saying that you and dj are quite quick to verbal combat? Because that is true. Enjoying battling with words is not necessarily a bad thing - there are people who make a career out of debate.

Going looking for a verbal fight to get into would be a bad thing - that would be aggression. Going looking for a physical fight to get into - wanting there to be war - would also be a bad thing - physical aggression. I don't believe that anyone is going looking for a war.

I've got a file full of letters she has sent to me in response to my queries.


Well, if every constituent did the same there would be a crisis in the paper industry and it wouldn't be good for the environment.
I just email my MP - he always responds promptly, and he often fights for a cause which means he does not toe the party line

Sorry, that is not meant to be sarcastic; he used to write back even if someone emailed him, but now he emails back for environmental reasons - although I must say receiving a letter written on that nice thick paper was very nice.

Why not speak of a world without this fear
We can speak of it, but unless other leaders agree with Corbyn's stance then it is just a dream.
Perhaps he'd like to make it his mission in life to go around and persuade every world leader with a nuclear deterrent to promise never to press the button.
Then disarm and have a jolly good time destroying them