Originally Posted by Kursk

It's not relevant that you are a carer; why would a 'non-carer' have views any less valuable? And frankly if 'scaremongering' frightens you, the internet is probably not the best place for you.



If you disagree, why not just say so and leave it at that? Surely you would not want members to feel they are constrained by your disapproval. You take these discussions very personally and whilst you may have good grounds for doing so (in your view), it is unfair to attempt to visit a limitation upon others.

Think about it; treading on eggshells ruins debate (notwithstanding that there are limits of course). If you disagree with Richard, why not help him to see things differently but you should expect him to return the favour.

Alternatively, take Paul's advice as I will do after this post and move on.