Quibble

slight objection or criticism; argue or raise objections about something that is trivial

@jmw-512.bsky.social

In a normal election
where cruelty and corruption
didn't hold such prominent places
among half the candidates,

we could quibble about what shade of blue we prefer.

But in 2026, we don't have that luxury!

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Sue Wilson MBE

Sue Wilson MBE

@suewilson91.bsky.social

It would appear the UK is still unwilling to bend in negotiations for a youth mobility scheme.
Another delay looks likely while we quibble over numbers.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/oct/23/uk-eu-brexit-reset-youth-mobility-scheme-summit?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

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Robert Edwards

Robert Edwards

@robertsedwards.bsky.social

1/ Ta-Nehisi Coates' excellent new piece, despite the provocative title and subtitle. I would quibble only with his willingness to describe Trump's actions as the result of deliberate, conscious agency, rather than just the innate behavior of a bully, grifter, and sociopath.

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