In reply to Yanis Nayu:
> She seemed a genuinely wonderful person, with a great heart. Sad, sad loss to the world, and made even worse by the rise of people like Trump and Farage who work on dishonesty, division, disharmony and the promotion of hate rather than compassion.
> I feel so sorry for her family, who have conducted themselves with incredible dignity.
It is difficult to imagine a better example of how we could aspire to be than Brendan Cox.
I'm not as good as him, I still boil with anger when I think of Jo Cox juxtaposed with that venomous shit Farage, that bastard who flew a plane towing a Vote Leave banner over her memorial vigil in London when Brendan Cox was speaking, the unashamed apologists for Thomas Mair (poor lonely unemployed gardener) and his ilk, and the credence that is paid to the far right's arrogance and callousness in the press and in society. Rant over.