I asked for examples and recent ones at that. Lewis has done plenty of silly things in the past, with 2011 being pretty bad, and a few subtle squeezes on Rosberg being borderline silly, but those moves have been par for the course with Max this year and all this season has been is Max driving like an idiot in braking zones, and the two crashes were the times Lewis didn't decide to get out of a crazy Dutchman's way.
I asked you to show recent examples and all you've done is go for vitriol, insults and no evidence. I'm waiting very patiently for you to bring up evidence to shut me up.
It is completely and utterly pointless with you. There's plenty of examples some of which you have already mentioned, but given that you clearly hate Verstappen, he will always be at fault regardless of whether Hamilton was or not. So just go back to your own examples and look at them from a neutral perspective (impossible for you I know). Also, to label the Robserg incidents as "subtle squeezes" and "borderline silly" is a slight understatement. 2016 the perfect example of the lack of sportsmanship Lewis can have in a title fight situation.
Anyway:
Imola turn 1: Like seriously? Ver has the corner and takes the corner, Ham tries to stick with him and goes off, racing incident if you can even classify that as an incident.
Spain Turn 1: Again, is this even being classed as an incident? Late brake into the corner, elbows out? Behave, again can't even class that as a racing "incident", it's called racing.
Every corner in the first laps of the Sprint and GP up until Copse at Silverstone: Now you're having us on. Sprint race, great racing from both, lightning start from Max, broke the tow down the Wellington, legally, held position. GP? incredible wheel to wheel racing before the crash, racing incident, neither at fault imo, Ham could have backed off slightly but like I've said above, Hamilton is as likely to go all in as Max. Lewis took the pen, lacked sportsmanship afterwards.
Monza chicane: 50/50. Perfectly entitled to go for the move, Lewis perfectly entitled to defend it, sausage kerb on the left made that accident look far worse than it ought to have been. Ver took the penalty anyway and did lack some sportsmanship afterwards.
Brazil T1 Vs Bottas: What happened here sorry? If you're classing the overtake here as an incident or poor driving from Verstappen then I'm sorry but I don't know what you want this sport to be.
Brazil T4: Both go deep on the brakes, both go off, I questioned whether Lewis would make the corner with how late he braked anyway. We'll never know. Stewards were the biggest fault here by not penalising Verstappen showing a lack of consistency vs other incidents.
Jeddah T1 twice: Indeed, stuff was happening at T1 all weekend in F2 at the starts. F1 was inevitable, happened to be Max and Lewis, was penalised both times in terms of giving places back, role reversal would have seen exactly the same happen. But they were ambitious moves no less. Turn 1 antics are always less policed at race starts anyway but that still doesn't change anything. Had he not ceded position at the first restart he would have been penalised and the second one is below.
Jeddah back straight: Bit more open to interpretation this one, does Max brake harder than he needed to? Absolutely, telemetry proves it, no doubts there, does Lewis muck up passing him by slowing down and not driving into enormous gap left to the left of Max, absolutely. Both should have been penalised as it was poor driving from both parties.
It's all an absolute masterclass in creating nonsense out of nothing. Both drivers have had big flashpoints and blame apportioned for large incidents, other than that we've had hard racing and crap stewarding.
