Gday

I doubt anyone actually attacked the OP.

However, these are some of the responses to the OP

• Don't waste your time on Facebook, get a life.
• Nothing like showing your ignorance Mezza.
• you Mezza need to get a life
• one should engage ones brain, before putting ones opinion in a public place
• he must be on something to make a post like that
• you do need to take your head out of the sand
• If you do not like it, do not go there
• Those that dont have a desire to use FB dont use it. But to go one step further and demonise it is showing a level of paranoia.

Earlier, I tried to draw responders attention to the intent of the original post which was colourfully describing the minor and trivial complaints many seem to have detailed on the lemon sites on Facebook.

However, one could not accept that the above comments were commenting on the actual content of the post. 

Cheers stay well and travel safely - John

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Rocky and Santa

Are you really serious, or is this a joke, and your just trying to stir the pot, WOOPS can I express an opinion also.

When someone posts a comment like Mezza has, re Lemons sites, you have to expect some of the comments returned to him.

Using terms like "trivial BS" and "get a life you dipsticks", what, these terms are all fine in your opinion!!..... REALLY......?

Many people have been hurt both financially and emotionly by the many shonky caravan dealers/manufacturers out there.

I am sure they don't think it trivial or Bull ****, so if they want to tell all about all there troubles, good on them, if you don't agree, fine don't go there.

Time "some" of you people opened your eyes and removed your head from the sand or your own backside.

Ian.

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Gday...

If you read my earlier responses I have agreed that Mezza's post was indeed 'colourful' language.

However, I ask again whether those who have dismissed the post that many comments on the 'lemon sites' are for trivial problems and not of sufficient significance to declare a particular brand of van a 'lemon' have actually visited these 'lemon sites' and read some of the trivia.

I certainly agree there are people who have been "hurt both financially and emotionally" by problems with their purchase and difficulties getting remediation. However, some of the items people are tearing up their undies over are minor.

The purpose of my posts is not one to provide support for the language used by Mezza, but rather to suggest one looks past that and understand the gist of the post is that the "lemon sites" have much 'trivia' - along with substance.

Cheers - stay well and travel safely - John