@_cosmicangst A woman who worked in aldi down the road from me went on years ago. Me and my mates were told this by my mates dad. Then his wife was fuming that he'd recognised her and was watching lol
@John_Stepek UK wind farms are switched off on average 15% of the time, but this can reach 40% on some Scottish farms. It's because we don't have the necessary infrastructure to move the power from the windy north to high energy demand areas further south, so we rely on expensive gas instead
No one wrote a story when I turned up to work dressed like I was auditioning to be the next Dr Who.
Judge Lou based on her decisions, not because sheโs wearing trainers on the commute to work. ๐
@lovelylav3nderr Probably because the protestant movement spent 4 centuries expressing how different they were from the Catholic Church. So grouping them together seems odd
@LoftusSteve I disagree. Mostly that will be down to disaffected Labour voters throwing their weight behind them again now starmer has gone, when previously they would've been unsure on Labour or voting green. Remember, these polls don't take into account people who say "I don't know".
@downfieldcow270@jimthegiant He isn't. His point is that even if we solve the problem, people's lives won't improve so they will be still looking for someone to scapegoat for their suffering
@jakonian Fair enough. I'm not totally opposed to it. I don't care either way tbh. If it's done in the right way in a few years then maybe. Just not at the top of anyone's priority list
@nik0_mcr I mean in fairness probably every reform and restore voter came out to vote as they are so passionate. If Labour voters would've done the same it would look far less dramatic. Furthermore, most of the right wing vote will be ex tories which would've been there regardless
@benhoobs No chance. What are the greens seriously expecting? They weren't gonna replace Labour, they were just an outlet for disaffected Labour left wingers who hated starmer (me)