The only thing worse than being sent to A&E for your baby, is being stuck in A&E with children yelling “6-7” whilst their parents sit on their phones ignoring them.
@EternityJ13 Apparently it is. And I hate whoever created it! And hopefully all is ok, but the little guy has been really out of sorts so the GP sent us here.
I swear they bring Zia Yusuf on question time every week just so he can make himself look like a mug. Because every week, members of the audience give him all the ammo to make himself look like a mug.
@Keir_Starmer So instead of putting in legislation to drive more accountability from social media platforms, you’re banning teenagers from using them? Also to be clear, have you actually met a teenager? A ban is not going to stop them…
He's a trillionaire who spends every day on this app trying to start a race war and incite riots.
Imagine having all that money and still behaving like an incel living in his mum's basement.
@elonmusk@IterIntellectus@ZackPolanski You are literally the richest man in the world, you could be doing amazing things with your spare time, yet here you are on twitter being a keyboard warrior.
Mate grow up.
Last week, Southampton saw violence, criminal damage, 11 police officers injured and a police dog hurt.
This week, hospital workers in Belfast are being intimidated while simply trying to do the jobs that keep our communities alive.
When politicians and influencers exploit fear, division and anger, the consequences are felt by ordinary people.
We have seen how far-right populism can weaponise grievances, turn communities against each other and normalise hostility towards minorities and migrants.
Brexit was fuelled by narratives about fear and division. We should be asking whether the politics of permanent outrage is making Britain safer or simply making it more volatile.
We do not need more enemies within our communities. We need more people like the nurses, carers and workers who choose to build them.
The choice is between fear and solidarity.
“Yang itu siapa, Pa?”
“Yang itu Om Charles, nak. Dia sebentar lagi podium.”
“Om Sharls nabrak, Pa.”
“Iya, nak. Sebentar lagi dia bawa obor buat ngebakar garasi Ferrari.”
‘No Music for Genocide’
“Massive Attack, which has boycotted performing in Israel since 1999, signed on to an initiative called No Music for Genocide, where more than 400 artists and labels blocked their music from streaming services in Israel.” https://t.co/6rSLHaJjzN