I think, with regret, it is time to leave Twitter/X. This platform is a catalyst for hate and division. It has become markedly worse.
Iโve achieved much more campaigning for change in the real world than I ever have on here. So, thatโs where Iโll focus all my energy.
Peace โ๏ธ
@Lawlove I donโt blame you. There is so much good in the real world. We saw that last night with the anti-fascist protests far outnumbering the right wing thugs.
@WyshesWy Iโll not be replacing Twitter/X with anything else. Iโll hang around for the evening to say goodbyes to people then Iโm off from midnight.
Are you watching @elonmusk?
Do you understand the significance of these two particular papers standing with these huge crowds and overwhelming UK public opinionโฆ
โฆand against you & your bot army incitement of thugs to a โcivil warโ?
My country is better than that. Learn it.
It is heartwarming to see so many people of all backgrounds and all walks of life standing peacefully together in solidarity against racism, Islamophobia and violence.
We are indebted to our brave police officers who put themselves in harmโs way to keep our communities safe.
@jr1024green@Boyintheband@ds22040@GeorgeMonbiot As a Mill/Taylor Liberal with a big L, I also have due regard to the Harm Principle.
Sentencing is a complicated matter best left to judges and juries.
@HughMally @ds22040@GeorgeMonbiot Thereโs nothing confusing about it. As a Liberal I believe in the innate liberty of my fellow citizens. I also believe in the right to protest. However, that right is limited by the Harm Principle.
The gammonati have messed up.
Farage hugely weakened and looks truly scared of the monster he stirred.
Laurence Fox, tabloids et al back-peddling like mad.
Onwards with a grown up government and a majority of good people who love Britain as a tolerant, multicutural society.