GovernanceGoose

@outragedfortune They are trying to redefine the terms of people's identity to manipulate and control. See it for what it is. Their mistake is they do not think through the implications. They are implying she is a resident in a state, not a citizen of a state. That's a significant claim to make.

My 18 year old daughter is doing a Pre Health Diploma at the polytechnic in Christchurch. She’s been instructed that you shouldn’t say ‘you’re from New Zealand’ unless you’re Māori. You’re supposed to say ‘you live in NZ’. Wtf?!

@CosmopolitanUK Oh dear, it's another episode of the chaos agents' handbook. This is all getting very tiresome.

Vivian Wilson is a whirlwind – and you're going to love her cosmopolitan.com/uk/reports/a70…

@libsoftiktok He means it's not productive for him, his objectives and his ideology. The BLM mural was. These people have no moral and rational consistency; they only feed the fires they wish to burn.

The Mayor of New Haven, Connecticut Justin Ellicker just said the mural of Iryna Zarutska is “not productive” This is the same guy who showed up to paint a BLM mural for a career criminal who died of an overdose

@Oilfield_Rando Because, to him, the city is an economic zone. This is the replacement of democracy with what one might call a topocracy, where one governs a place and access to it. At some point, he will realise that people make the place, but by then, he will have destroyed most of it.

An Ugandan doesn’t want to celebrate America? Wow. That’s so weird because I’ve been assured that his paperwork made him just as American as George Washington. Heck, Cato Institute even told me he’s BETTER for America than natural born citizens!

@HeidiBachram This is now completely out of hand.

NOW: Hamas supporters are chasing senior British military ppl down the streets of London and screeching “Baby butchers” at them. Police only just manage to stop them before our own military ppl are attacked. This is SCARY.

@nxt888 So you've discovered the moral inconsistency of in-group bias. I await your next level up.

Ask an American about the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. A substantial portion will tell you it was necessary. Tragic, but necessary. It ended the war. It saved lives. Hard choices in impossible circumstances. Now ask them how they would feel if another country had done it to an American city. Watch the framework collapse in real time. Suddenly "necessary" is not a category that applies. Suddenly there are no hard choices and impossible circumstances. Suddenly it is simply: a crime. An act of war. An atrocity. This is not hypocrisy in the ordinary sense. This is a two-tiered moral universe so deeply internalized that most people living inside it cannot see the structure at all. Violence done to Americans is atrocity by definition. Violence done by Americans requires context. Requires understanding. Requires a discussion of the strategic situation. This is the psychological furniture. This is what empire builds inside the people who benefit from it. And it is almost invisible from the inside.

@policylaila Laila, they know. They just don't give a damn.

The Greens’ “all refugees welcome” policy endangers women and girls. Simple as that.👇

@JocastaMoney @CivilSocietyUK Nicely said, Madame. Nicely said.

That's because you have all embraced a bunch of luxury beleifs that are harmful to the interests of the working class and anybody outside your Fabian, neo-Marxist bubble. We don't want Cancer Research UK supporting draq queensl story hour. We don't want the National Trust to decolonise the countryside. We don't want to be lectured about climate change by the RSPCB. You've become part of the blob that rules over every government department in the Western World. You took us for mugs for years and now the chickens are coming home to roost. Enjoy your inevitable decline.

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@OldNormality This has to be the worst optics play of a government ever. At this point, they really are clowns.

This very uncomfortable looking, regime appointed Canadian tr@mp, laying down the law to Irish protesters. How on earth is the protest hampering the supply of clean water? Absolute ghoul.

@fiannafact This is downstream from the graduate labour market turning from an actual labour market into a competition for sinecures.

Irish people need to understand that Ireland has been fundamentally changed, undemocratically, from a democracy of people into a democracy of institutions and representative bodies.

@Stsantek This is not remotely an appropriate public sentiment from an MP.

Excellent. Now we get to tax him.

@GBNEWS There are so many assumptions in what he says. The movement of people does not automatically increase economic prosperity. Again, what is he labelling economic prosperity?

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@EricLDaugh She knows. She knows she's in a serious situation that will not resolve well. The nervous laughing. The inability to look anyone in the eye.

🚨 JUST IN: Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D) is CONFRONTED about how she is the most unpopular Virginia governor in the 21st century, after she let illegal aliens kill Virginians Her response: "If everyone hates me why are they putting my face on their mailers?!" Buyer's remorse is flooding Virginians, because she is a psycho leftist. Elections have consequences. H/t @WarMachineRR

@bookiesdream0 They can't. It would mean admitting their beliefs are destroying lives. It would mean they are the evil ones. They will never do that. I predict over the next few years, many will either radicalise to the point of insanity or turn to substances to block out the guilt.

At what point do moderate lefties sit there and think, yeah this might actually be a problem? I actually can’t get my head round what’s happening here and the rest of Europe

@PennyRed @PedanticPerson You completely disregarded the principles of safeguarding. And the Gods of the Copybook Headings came for you. As they always will.

@PedanticPerson Wait, what did I do now?

May I take this opportunity to congratulate all the anti-wokers for winning their precious little culture war. Well done, guys, hope the liberal tears were worth it.

@AtticumFloreat Finally.

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@haugejostein This narrative spell no longer works, Mr Hauge.

Says someone whose nation literally looted trillions from India during colonial rule.

@Geri_E_L_Scott This is basically a job description of her role.

Excl: Dame Antonia Romeo has tightened her grip on No 10 and Whitehall as she became the first cabinet secretary in a decade to publish her personal objectives. Romeo will today set out how she sees her role as the head of the civil service, including as Sir Keir Starmer’s “principal policy adviser” and with an aim of rewriting the civil service code. The move will be seen as an expansion of Romeo’s authority amid reports that Darren Jones, who was brought in to No 10 last September to revive Starmer’s failing operation, was spending less time in Downing Street (h/t @GeorgeWParker). Some of Romeo’s objectives, such as work on standards and ethics, driving policy priorities through, and creating a leaner civil service, had fallen under Jones’s remit as part of Starmer’s “reset” of No 10 last year. Whitehall sources told The Times it was a case of Romeo being more hands-on than her predecessor, and therefore Jones could concentrate on other parts of his role. One Whitehall source said: “Antonia’s background is running operational departments and she has a reputation for being a hands-on leader and getting things done. She’ll be working closely with her top team of permanent secretaries to make things happen. “Her hands-on approach means that she gets heavily involved in the big policy issues of the day. For any big issues the government faces, you can expect her to be totally across the detail, and the PM would expect this.” thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…

@maxtempers It's fascinating to consider what would be downstream of these policies. You would probably end up with a modern version of"walled settlements" with armed gateposts again.

Are the Greens actually extreme? Have people just been lying about them? Do they REALLY want totally open borders? Let's have a look at their updated migration policy. 🧵

@NinaPanickssery My dad is 84. He's healthy but there's only so much 6 year old he can cope with. My in laws are in their mid 70s, and not in the best of health.

Genuinely curious—why don’t more people use their own parents/kid’s grandparents for childcare as opposed to daycare/preschool/nannies (which seem more common)? Is it common for boomer grandparents to show disinterest in their grandchildren?