@OliLondonTV People who aren’t educated in Mental illness would probably believe this is a drug induced behaviour. But the accent, the excitement, the mannerisms all point to an episode of mania as well. BPAD is like this, and support, empathy instead of condemnation is needed here.
@Z3r0An0n@DrNickTaylor2@DanielAndrewsMP I thought it went specifically to people who were out of work/on jobseeker payments or people in the lower income bracket? Not to everyone?
@Z3r0An0n@DrNickTaylor2@DanielAndrewsMP Depends which way you look at things. One coin, two sides. Negatives can be found if you look for them, same as positives. I prefer looking for the positives, personally. Can you explain more about 'to placate fools' though? I thought the payments went towards people in need?
@Z3r0An0n@DrNickTaylor2@DanielAndrewsMP I'd personally highlight "...,largely due to additional government support during the third wave of Covid-19 in 2021" but I guess that doesn't fit in with the Dan-Haters objectives
@vic_socialists And how would you counteract the drop in GP of small businesses to make sure they are still able to open their doors to continue contributing to our economy?
@theluckylance Lots of survivors can talk about it anonymously because it doesn't lead to the people they care about looking at them/treating them differently. There's a huge vulnerability in sharing such a trauma. & unfortunately, still shame attached to admittance
@IAPonomarenko Especially if their subordinates are terrified of telling him the truth on fear of death or imprisonment. The campaigne will never stand up to what the dictators expectation is as it's based on lies.
@Niemand010203@KyivIndependent@IAPonomarenko It puts perspective on things though. Lots of people worried because we haven't heard from someone (we even haven't met)in 1 day, a lot of Ukrainians haven't heard from family/loved ones in over a month. It's terrifying
@IrinaAntony@nexta_tv They're personnel carriers, not weapons. They will help protect UA military and helpful for humanitarian aid. These being sent earlier would not have stopped the shelling of those cities unfortunately.
Our good friend, famous war photographer Maks Levin, is dead.
He went missing during the Battle of Kyiv on March 13.
Many in the community still had a hope of him being taken prisoner by the Russians.
Unfortunately, his body was recovered on April 1.
Rest in peace, friend.