Ofcom Discussion

I'm with you. Why is there so much air in a box of Frosties™ anyway? What's with that?One of the truly unfortunate hangovers from the Nineties (the Blairocracy's fault, I wonder?) is that an entire generation of useless members of society have been impressed by the notion that they are somehow valid, as is their opinion. This lends them a sense of empowerment so that virtually the entire UK populace is now prepared to complain and whinge about anything and everything.
Most worryingly, the gripes of such unreasonable & demanding individuals are invariably treated as though they really do matter, leading to a culture of "Yes Sir, certainly Sir, I'm ever so sorry about the trivial matter that was none of my problem but, now that you've mentioned it, has become my problem and I will certainly waste my time/resources in trying to deal with it (which I guarantee will disadvantage everybody else - thanks a lot)". Popper's 'World Three' gone mad? Why don't idiots keep their flappy mouths shut?
I think it may be borne of fear - fear that if the troglodytes' unrealistic expectations are not met forthwith, and to their unique level of satisfaction, then one of the many referral procedures that appear to be embedded throughout modern society will be activated. And then somebody will get sued. And then corrective procedures will need to be implemented.
Before we know what's what, our entire society would drown in litigation as it sued itself bankrupt(er). Thanks, 'moral guardians'.
In consequence, we have a culture of 'taking it up the arse' in far too many places and organisations. Because the pleb is always right.

Missing key events. Talking bollocks. Making stuff up.
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