“But you know that disappointment is just the action of your brain readjusting itself to reality after discovering things are not the way you thought they were.” -Brad Warner
@BBCLondonNews Needs to be banned in all public places and public transport. Use ear/head phones, not everyone wants to hear what you��re saying, playing and/or looking at on your phone. Especially when on public transport such as trains and buses and in restaurants. Loudspeakers are not normal.
@nonregemesse This sickens me, as someone who had to navigate many systems which is on going just to get basic access or information and people like this just straight up manipulating and abusing the systems. I feel for those who truly have conditions that are downplay or don’t get the access.
Constant online political discourse is exhausting. When everything is reduced to rigid labels and slogans, it completely loses touch with actual human reality and individual struggle.
Printed on The Telegraph’s front cover today:
“Should white people really stop having children?”
Why is The Telegraph printing genocidal language & putting it on their front page? Absolutely disgusting.
Also notice the lower case ‘white’.
Just 2 days ago, they did a hit piece on us for wanting to reverse mass migration.
All very telling… we know why.
Birmingham Council.
£84.3m on home-to-school transport in just over two years.
That is only the visible slice we can currently check from the published payments data.
@DailyMail Until there is some kind of accountability also for those in 'positions of responsibility' that allow this/push this/promote this sort of thing, we are at square one, and we will not progress. This isn't liberalism, it isn't tolerance; it's apathy, it's indifference and it stinks
The UK economy basically works like this:
Get paid £2,000.
Give £900 to a landlord. Give £200 to the council. Give £150 to energy companies. Give £300 to supermarkets. Give £300 to car insurance and fuel.
Spend the rest surviving until next payday.
Then get lectured by someone who bought their house for £37,000 in 1988 about how you need to stop buying coffees and cancel subscriptions.
“I see nothing “wrong” in believing in a God. I don’t think there is a God, but belief in him does no harm. If it helps you in any way, then that’s fine with me. It’s when belief starts infringing on other people’s rights when it worries me.”
British people shouldn’t be expected to accept practices that go against their culture or civic norms.
Can a country stay cohesive if its core traditions are constantly overridden?
You can worship peacefully, but public harm or lawbreaking has no religious excuse.