@Corleone040480 The most obvious ai generated video I’ve seen. The kind that does not support the real argument against the great replacement. If you allow the propagation of this fake stuff, it dilutes the real material.
@AdamAzor The punishment is not one of £200m! That assumes they should still be allowed to play and win, gain promotion for it to be fact. The only facts the punishment is based on is cheating 3 times to get to a final they may lose anyway. The punishment is the redaction of those wins.
@Betfair@alanshearer The punishment is not one of £200m! That assumes they should still be allowed to play and win, gain promotion for it to be fact. The only facts the punishment is based on is cheating 3 times to get to a final they may lose anyway. The punishment is the redaction of those wins.
@Keir_Starmer Only listening to comfortable opinion you believe in and not the vast majority of working class people’s genuine concerns will make you feel like that. It isn’t racist to want an end to paying through the nose for illegal migration, illegal wars, over generous and biased benefits
@Pompey I’m 57 years old, I’ve spent 4 hours up a ladder sorting guttering, then mowed the lawn, then jet washes the drive! 6 hours and I will ache like a twat tomorrow. I get paid 2k a month, you wasters can’t put a shift in for 90mins without injuring and giving up faith.
@BluesNews_ No defence, zero threat the other end and mediocre in midfield. Hello league one my old friend. Not a single Pompey player on the pitch taking responsibility.
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Opinions evolve. Circumstances change. The future is shaped by those who continue to show up. So never surrender your voice. Use it. Because a nation’s direction is decided not by silence, but by participation.
It often feels like there’s a widening gap between political slogans and real-world consequences. Big, eye-catching promises dominate headlines, ambitious reforms, sweeping economic changes, bold commitments, and they can sound inspiring in isolation.#Vote#politics#UKPolitics
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Will your choice always win? No. Democracy isn’t about always getting your way; it’s about contributing your voice to the collective decision. Outcomes reflect the will of the majority at that moment in time.
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Not your friends’ vote. Not your family’s. Not your employer’s or any authority figure’s. Yours. You’ve reached the age where your vote becomes your judgment, your research, your understanding, your belief, and your duty.
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It comes from informed citizens who engage, question, and participate. And in the end, the weight of that choice rests with each of us, one person, one vote.
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A strong nation protects both its people and its future. It safeguards rights and freedoms while also safeguarding stability, opportunity, and self-reliance. None of that comes from loyalty to parties or personalities alone.
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What will it mean for our communities? For our economy? For our independence and resilience as a country? Will it strengthen our ability to stand on our own feet, or leave us relying too heavily on others?
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Its power only exists if we use it. That means not voting based on what sounds nicest in the moment, but pausing to think, really think about the long-term consequences of every policy and promise.
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But the less people vote, the more decisions are made without their voice, their interests, or their generation in mind. Voting isn’t just a right. It’s a responsibility generations fought hard to secure.