I notice you have decided to comment on a piece I wrote on my blog about an English nationalist tradesman who entered my house and decided it was OK to spread his political views. That's OK, free speech and all that, but I object to you describing my entry in my own blog as a dirge. I am entitled to my views, as you are entitled to yours. Oddly, I choose not to put a flag next to my name when I write on my blog. You do. That's fine, it's your blog. But don't come on my blog and criticise me for merely expressing an opinion. Guardian reader is clearly meant as an insult. Well, oddly enough, I have a lot of problems with the Guardian, and I'm not as rabid a supporter of that newspaper as you might think. But then again, you do not know me. So please refrain from insulting me. I am English, and British, by birth and by postcode. However, I am broadminded enough to know that not all that has been done in the name of England and Britain is something to be proud of. That strikes me as a reasonable attitude. I will leave your blog alone now. I can only assume you found mine through a search engine. Fair enough. We all live in the same democratic world. But don't insult me for my views. They are as valid as yours. Also, look, I use my own name, and not a pseudonym.
Andrew Collins | 18.08.06 - 12:19 am | #

You do have to pay top up fee's in Northern Ireland actually.
keyserni | 25.05.07 - 5:36 pm | #