@june_punished@WordMercenary Im the same as you brother but getting mad at it is pointless. Unless people are prepared to organise on mass then its stale mate
@ThomsAdrian@AKAsusangreen Its interesting, basically we havent got a lot of nuclear we can switch on when our renewable output dips, so we always pay the gas. I just think the debate becomes reductive, people are doing what they can to keep the lights on
@alexanderrX_@wulfsagemakes So many millenial dudes will glaze SE asia, move there and talk down the UK, despite everything it has given you. Yes its hard but what made you think it owes you more than free education, safe streets, secure employment, clean tap water, reliable electricity and political freedo
@PedzKeenan We subsidise energy upgrades. If we dont they wouldn't happen. If they were nationalised (pointless hypothetical) then we would have to decide between energy, water, defence or NHS. Energy wouldnt win until we had blackouts
@Pawger5@WordMercenary Lindedin disrupts labour relations in the same way uber disrupted taxis. A service inserted itself into our work life dangling a carrot and making things harder for employers and employees.