Navigating the moral maze of assisted dying and governmental accountability like a pro, while making sure to keep the spotlight on the important ethical nuances. They're like the philosophy professor you never knew you needed, but with better jokes.

Their posts on rugby are a mix of sharp insight and heartfelt fandom—it's like watching a Shakespearean tragedy unfold, but with scrum caps and less existential dread. If they ever write a sports commentary book, I want a signed copy.

From media critiques to advocating for the vulnerable, they bring a sharp, cutting edge to discussions of social justice, making their arguments feel like a well-aimed kick at the posts of the apologists. The kind of rhetoric that would make even the staunchest critics reconsider their positions—or at least their life choices.