@aakmol39@IanDoyleSport The hands that feeds you can be called on some homeless taking support. But those players are working hard and physically for their earnings.
@BrightInsight6 They don't want to uncover a religion or a civilization that predates their own. Or an alternative history that rewrites their narrative. You guys just can't get it, do you?
@AncientSpook@BrightInsight6 Trying to hide the fact that the most advanced civilization was created when humans were created. And since then we have been either bombarded or flooded to the extinction level. And started every time from scratch. And we will face the same destiny too.
@BrightInsight6 You’re partly right, but the same applies to all air components let me fine-tune it for you:
The normal oxygen level in Earth’s atmosphere is about 21%. This is the sweet spot for human life.
If oxygen were much higher (say 30–35% or more), it would indeed be dangerous.
‼️ The State Lied. The Law Must Not Flinch.
If this country wants to call itself just, then it must stop protecting those who lie in power.
The new #HillsboroughLaw isn't a tribute, it's a test. A duty of candour backed by prison time, legal parity for grieving families, and the ability to prosecute those who knowingly mislead the public, this bill is about building consequences where none existed.
It comes too late for 97 lives lost at Hillsborough, but it arrives in time to stop the next silence, the next cover story, the next delay. It is a response to decades of institutional deceit, from the police officers who rewrote statements to the bureaucrats who waited for public pressure to fade.
This cannot be another performance of sympathy followed by dilution in the Commons. Officials are already circling, objecting to costs and limits on their freedom to manage a crisis. Families know the signs. They have been patronised by inquiries, undercut at inquests, and outspent in courtrooms designed to protect the state from embarrassment.
The law must be clear. If a public official lies to the people, they should face the law like anyone else. If a grieving family needs legal support, it should not depend on a JustGiving page. Justice cannot be conditional on who you are up against.
Grenfell, Windrush, the Post Office, Covid. Hillsborough was the first to force this reckoning, but not the last to demand it. This bill cannot pass as a diluted gesture. It must pass as a line in the sand.