@ChuckieOnline all of u in the replies saying this is a bad take are fucking weirdos that women should stay away from. how do u lot not understand basic consent???
They keep saying migrants are the reason you cannot get a home.
Sit with the numbers for a second.
There are 242,000 people in England facing the worst forms of homelessness. Around 32,000 asylum seekers are in hotels. That is the figure they want you to picture. That is the image they repeat.
Now look at what they leave out.
There are 998,000 empty homes in England. Over 265,000 have been sitting empty long term. Entire streets. Entire blocks. Locked up while people are told there is no space.
Then there is land. Not green fields. Not the last bits of nature left around towns. Brownfield land. Former industrial sites. Places already built on and abandoned. Reports show almost 1.5 million homes could be built there.
So the truth is uncomfortable for them.
This is not a shortage created by migrants. It is a system that leaves homes empty while people sleep in temporary accommodation. It is a choice to ignore brownfield land while threatening green space. It is a failure of policy not an invasion of people.
The numbers do not support the story they are selling.
Every person in temporary housing and every asylum seeker in a hotel could be housed without touching a single piece of greenbelt. The capacity already exists. The land already exists. The homes already exist.
Blaming migrants is easier. It is louder. It gets headlines.
Fixing the system would require actually doing the work.
Acho que quem tirou o tempo de preparo natural dos alimentos foi o capitalismo. Mas fora isso, vocês desconhecem realmente os estereótipos e bolhas de esquerda. Isso daí é muito comum em casa de lésbica, veganos, galera da esquerda orgânica. Não só manteiga e cacau, mas também pão de fermentação natural, conservas, queijo, iogurte, kombucha e todo tipo de fermentado. Cacau, então, é o xodó dessa galera. Inclusive, é a bolha que ando, a esquerda do comer bem e saudável e respeitando o tempo de preparo e processo dos alimentos. Uma vez eu fui para uma fazenda, só com os “esquerdinhas”, ficar três dias imersa num curso de fermentados, onde a gente colheu os próprios insumos do campo e preparou. Era uma fazenda de permacultura, onde tudo tem técnicas ancestrais e muita tradição. Só não tem essas roupas ridículas de camponesas da Idade Média HAHAHAHAHAHA
This is John Ashby, the racist monster who raped a Sikh woman because he believed her to be Muslim. This image should be on the front page of every newspaper and online platform. His actions will have been fuelled by the hateful rhetoric pumped out online and normalised by hard right politicians. Damn you and your sick views. My heart is broken for the survivor of this attack. She will suffer the psychological scars of this misogynistic violence for the rest of her life. I hope he is imprisoned for the rest of his days.
Eran mujeres en situación de prostitución. Los prostibulos se duplicaron ante la ocupación alemana, para ellas representaban una salida a los horrores de la guerra. La resistencia -tan abanderada de los DDHH- hizo esto con ellas como lección pública. Hay un paralelismo en todas las humillaciones que sucedieron también con las mujeres que fueron a trabajar en las líneas armamentistas o del sistema de comunicaciones. Fue un aleccionamiento colectivo sobre el lugar al que teníamos que volver. Es fascinante ver esto que sucedió, porque solemos pensar en la caza de brujas pero el “pasear” a las mujeres en la vía pública fue de las prácticas que más prevalecieron incluso en la Europa democrática.
This is Cherise Doyley.
She was 12 hours into labor when a nurse told her to cover up with a bedsheet.
Then a tablet appeared at her bedside.
On the screen: a judge. Lawyers. Hospital staff.
She hadn’t asked for a hearing. The hospital had.
Doyley is a professional birthing doula. She refused a C-section — she’d had three before, and one left her hemorrhaging. She knew the risks.
It didn’t matter.
And here’s the part people should pay attention to.
The state filed an emergency petition. She had minutes to prepare. No lawyer. No advocate.
A three-hour hearing. In the middle of active labor.
A judge decided how she would give birth.
This is the fetal personhood movement, fully realized.
And it’s already happening. To Black women. In Florida.
Read the full @ProPublica investigation.
“A judge decided how she would give birth.
That’s legal right now.
Should it be?
#ReproductiveRights #DemsUnited
@GemmaAlexa1990@JeremyVineOn5@MarinaPurkiss@RonnieMushiso@theJeremyVine WRONG! each PERSON crossing channel is not a family of 3 (u could’ve figured that out)
total asylum spend (all claims not just small boats) last year was between £4-6.4bn. only 0.3-5% of the total budget
but 6.7% is spent on defence and war. our benefits are stolen to buy bombs