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>>I think you should point out the reasons for the continuous vitriol and ad hominem comment in your posts. I would like some solid stuff here, not just weak-arsed interpretation of my words that you consider are so off the planet you need to act like a schoolyard bully.<<
Consider for a moment.
Right from the outset, faced with legitimate criticism, you lash out blindly, and with insult aforethought.
>>The armchair reaction to the intended bus slogans is understandable, expected and frankly, dismissed as irrelevant<<
Now you complain of "vitriol", and "ad hominem attacks".
It has probably escaped your notice, Mr Nicholls, that compared with your "vitriol", and "ad hominem attacks", I am a mere beginner.
As for "interpretation of your words", I'll leave that for others to judge. I don't seem to be entirely alone in thinking that you are pursuing a highly personal agenda here.
>>Those that know me and observant others do not consider I am on a personal ego-trip<<
Yep. Sure.
>>To be frank, when someone else wishes to be president of the AFA, I will gladly hand it over to her or him.<<
The phrase "poisoned chalice" springs to mind.
Can't think why.