We won’t have to join the euro so it’s not really necessary to poll. Bit like asking how people feel about a federal Europe.

EU, devolution and social care not big enough for you?

One of the most economically interventionist governments in decades. Hardly Blairism.

I completed Nier Automata via GeForce Now just fine. Competitive shooters maybe not, but that’s just a subset of gaming anyway.

No I’m saying that the British government could pass primary legislation if it really wanted to and cancel the elections. Parliament is sovereign, but they just cancelled these elections in a really cack-handed way that forced them to backtrack (although they could in theory still take this route).

They didn’t really have that choice for the EU elections.

Difference here being we make the UK’s law.

We did it because the EU made us.

Agreed. But can I ask though did he not seem like a poor decision maker and organiser in 2016? Why did you vote for him a second time?

In one focus group before the election, someone said: ‘At least Tony Benn gave his title up.’ It’s like they saw Keir’s knighthood as hereditary.

Benn also gave his title up because it actively barred him from being an MP.

The general public, man.

Discussion threads tend to work better when people have actually read the article.

We also get free development and contributions from others.

Right, so keep it simple and just open source it

Sure. What will you do if the CEO of Tuta says something positive about a Trump appointment? Do you apply similarly stringent standards in every purchasing decision?

More to the point, was what Andy Yen said really that bad?

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You switched email providers because the CEO made a positive comment about a Trump appointment?