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Genuinely think this looks terrible. 20%! Taking their salaries to over 93k?
Meanwhile everyone else faces stagnant wages against increasing inflation and now increasing interest rates.
I'm sure they work hard. But many people do and are struggling
Indefensible imo
rereading Dune and just came across the line “Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them.” Frank Herbert was a prophet
The year is 2035. You are in the uk. It is illegal to wank. It is illegal to own a phone. It is illegal to have opinions. The retirement age is 103. It is 42° outside. Cars still don’t fly. Even pigeons are committing suicide
Frank Herbert: “I think we should be wary of Power and the people it attracts. Governments and religions are systems that can be used by manipulative people to gain power.”
X user in 2026: “This movie is being made because Hollywood hates to see a man win.”
it’s estimated emissions from oil at rosebank will cause 57,000 deaths+£114 billion in damage so of course the bbc has written a light hearted human interest story with barely a mention of the catastrophic impact drilling there would have. utter disgrace. https://t.co/NO6hc1kGLo
On going ahead with Jackdaw:
Sally Nugent: "For people who are going to be struggling to pay their energy bills this winter, what difference will this make?"
Energy secretary: "its really important to be clear that this project does not have an impact on affordability & bills"
using government calculations for climate harm, burning Jackdaw's gas will cause an estimated £16.1 billion in global damage and over 8,000 heat-related deaths.
all of this for 27 jobs and no impact on gas prices.
no other way to describe this than an act of violence.
Andy Burnham has admitted that the £200m Labour promised for Grangemouth has never been paid. When pressed by STV's Colin Mackay, Burnham said it was "still being discussed".
They'd never any intention of saving the refinery jobs or paying £200m to help the local area.
Quiero que sepáis que todo esto empezó porque cuando un grupo de chavales protestó por tener ratas y goteras en su instituto, la policía respondió reventándole la boca a uno, mutilandole la mano a otro y ahogando a otro.
La represión ha sido brutal y ha encontrado respuesta.