You're right, thanks the correction.

In fairness, if I recall correctly, if it weren't for interstellar dust and light pollution, Andrommeda would have roughly six times the angular diameter in the night sky as the moon.

>I think being a murderer and having a resulting bit of ill fortune which was corrected makes him less sympathetic than others affected by the Windrush scandal.

So exactly what I said, then?

Why would this guy need to be sympathetic? He is British, convicted murderer or not. Do you think we should be deporting British citizens because they were convicted of a crime? Because that's worked out so well in the past... You trying to throw caveats in there to justify his deportation is just fucking bizarre.

That's a long way of saying "I don't believe in rehabilitation or spent convictions."

EDIT: I've never seen someone who is right resort to blocking people. Seems like an easy way to shut down conversation without having to justify your position.

>The whole Windrush Scandal was a shameful moment in our history, but this guy has to be the least sympathetic human in the entire story.

But, therefore what?

How are trans people responsible for the actions of this cis man? How would forcing trans people to use a bathroom that is not befitting to them stop this man from just walking into another women's bathroom tomorrow?

I hate the intro music for Peep Show, despite it being my favourite comedy ever. Though it is the exact sort of shit they would like.