1. The govt is deliberately underfunding the NHS in the millions annually.
2. Private US health insurance firms are successfully lobbying the govt to end free healthcare.
3. The UK public is currently intoxicated by racism so they dont have to confront how poor they really are
1) This is a scam to collect your data
2) My sister who has a lifelong disability (cerebral palsy) walks each day as a part of her physio suggested by her NHS GP and as a result they cut her mobility component of PIP despite it leaving her in pain and sometimes immobile
The only reason it took so long for this is because everyone kept treating it as the "you-cannot-have-kids-disease", instead of acknowledging that the condition was wrecking havoc in the entire body, and infertility was just a symptom
This is how you push through universally unpopular legislation. You start with attacks on groups most people don't care about (sex workers), under the guise of something many support (protecting kids). Then you keep increasing the heat until the frog sits in boiling water.
A weapon designed to specifically maim and kill children.
Illegal under the Geneva Conventions for numerous reasons, including being disguised as an ordinary object, and being specifically targeted against civilians.
A War Crime of the highest order.
Social Media ban / curfew
Phone scanning
Digital ID
Online Safety Act
Smoking ban
Facial scanning
Face covering ban
Sentencing protesters as terrorists
What the actual fuck is going on and why does nobody seem to give a shit?
This is the first case of its kind in UK criminal justice history.
A Derbyshire officer allegedly used AI to fabricate evidential material across multiple cases not one. The Crown Prosecution Service is now reviewing every conviction those cases touched.
Three days ago, the UK government announced PoliceAI.
£140 million. a national AI centre for policing. 40 new facial recognition vans. AI tools for every force in England and Wales by 2027. the official goal: "get responsible AI into the hands of officers."
Three days later: criminal investigation into an officer for using AI to manufacture evidence.
the interim director of PoliceAI put out a statement today.
"our work is rooted in transparency."
97% of all criminal investigations in the UK now involve digital evidence. that's this year's figure.
AI is already being used to summarise case files, triage evidence, and assist with disclosure.
one officer already used it to manufacture evidence across multiple cases.
nobody noticed until now.
"Would you support it" they ask, while also making sure there's no "no" option. Can someone please do something, anything to stop shit like this before it's too late.