Monday 29 May 2017

Rob Ryan's UK election poster



[see Rob's work online here]

11 comments:

Fiona said...

Thank you, Pen, for your thoughtful, compassionate and well-reasoned political posts - I so much appreciated your previous one (which I can't currently find!) entitled "Before you Vote", and your approach to the topic in general. I thought JC came across really well last night on Channel 4. We'll stay optimistic! Hope you're having a lovely day xxx

Pen Wilcock said...

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Thank you. Yes, I deleted the last one.

Fiona said...

That is a pity. I felt it made much sense!

Pen Wilcock said...

Thank you. I had one reader who wanted to argue extensively about a single issue. She was pulling in a lot of the smear stuff from the papers, and I had to choose between just blocking her comments or letting it degenerate into an unseemly argument. I chose to delete the post because we were getting nowhere, and this isn't that kind of place.

Fiona said...

I am so sorry to hear that, but understand and respect your decision to remove it. Thank you for its content while it lasted - it was appreciated by at least one person and, I am certain, multitudes more!

Pen Wilcock said...

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xx

Nearly Martha said...

Yup I liked it and that poster is a thing of beauty. Prime Minister in Plymouth today - not to a rousing welcome.

Pen Wilcock said...

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xx

Anonymous said...

The world's seemed a scary place lately, hasn't it? Blessings for God's best for your country (and ours)!
DMW

Pen Wilcock said...

"All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of thing shall be well."

Our job is to keep building and living the kingdom. "Peace is every step".

Pen Wilcock said...

Etta - thank you for your private message. I have respected your wishes and not published it. However, I'd point out you have given me no means of responding, and I would have liked to do so, as you have retained the ability to contact me while not extending the courtesy of a means of reply. You say "I applaud you for having the ability to see what you want to see while I can only see things as they are". I wonder if you can see what's wrong with that statement, and how incredibly rude it is?

I have squirrelled away your communication for future use as a superlative example of patronising, belittling passive aggression. If you *really* want to apologise, you'd better get in touch again with a means of contact and an honest intention to set things straight. At the moment, I'm not very impressed. I can see where you're coming from, and I do not like it.