Hope springs eternal.

In other, other news the Reform party recently declared a £9 million donation from the CEO of Tether, the largest ever single political donation in UK history. If one looks at the date the donation was made - rather than when it was declared - one can see the leader of Reform started to publicly speak favourably about cryptocurrency shortly after receiving the money. Mr Farage continues to maintain that the donor does not expect anything in return. In other, other, other news, the sky is in fact green.

I was playing Yooka-Laylee the other day and a message on the loading screen make me chuckle: "If cartridges were still cool this would have loaded by now."

Have you considered the possibility that you might just be an arsehole?

Not so much 'Kraft durch Freude' as 'Grift through Fraud'.
He'd probably struggle with the joy part anyway.

Early onset Alzheimerâ(TM)s? The man is pushing eighty.

Fronto-temporal dementia would be my guess.

I still pirated Stranger Things though, despite being a paying customer, because anyone watching Netflix on a PC still can't get 4K or HDR.

Looks grey to me. A bit dark perhaps but not what I'd call ugly.
As for using bronze, it's easier to cast than steel and it's naturally resistant to corrosion. It might start looking a bit green if you leave it outside for a century or two.

Best summed up by an advert on the side of a bus. It was Stonewall, I think.
Some people are gay. Get over it.

Just cut them off for one day. I bet there would be a visible downtick in social media posts if the troll farms went away for just one day.

One of them is in a room all by himself now.

There was a poster in the computer at my school thirty-*cough* years ago that said âoeComputers have enabled us to make very fast, very accurate mistakes.â
Plus ca change.

It's literally socialism. Go back to Wikipedia and read some more.

Because I've never heard of Zipcar or what they do.

It's perfectly possible to be left-wing on economic issues and right-wing on issues of liberty. There's more than one left-right axis.

Imagine a person who is against all form of taxation and government interference in private business, but also vehemently opposed to the government dictating what consenting adults do in their own bedrooms.
Is this person left-wing, right-wing, both or neither?

Labour may be notionally on the left when it comes to the economics of the country, though nowhere nearly as much as they were in the past, but they've also had a bit of an authoritarian streak in recent decades.