Henry Ashman

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Henry Ashman

Henry Ashman

@Henry_Ashman

Chairman of @cambourne_cc. Work as a software developer. Like video games, cycling, Football, F1 & cricket. About it really

United Kingdom Katılım Ocak 2011
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Henry Ashman
Henry Ashman@Henry_Ashman·
@LeviathanIntel @RupertLowe10 Looks like it's up on the pavement, so they'd either get stuck behind a 5mph granny or get taken out by someone with airpods in stepping out with no warning. Assuming it doesn't just have lampposts in the middle of it. I cycle and tbh most cycle lanes aren't fit for purpose
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Rupert Lowe MP
Rupert Lowe MP@RupertLowe10·
£500k on a cycle lane that has ruined a perfectly good road in my constituency. Well done, central planners.
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Henry Ashman
Henry Ashman@Henry_Ashman·
@K__Med Even if it's the game of the year I'm not interested. Don't have a console & Sony backed away from releasing on PC even after an exclusivity window. I'm not going to buy a console to play the exclusives, I can't be bothered with dodgy business practices & have enough of a backlog
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K-Med
K-Med@K__Med·
The "significant backlash" that Saros is getting (we'll see if it's actually significant when we get sales numbers) is making me think. A lot of the anti-woke crowd doesn’t actually hate politics in games. They hate not being the default anymore. For years games catered almost entirely to guys, so a certain slice of players got used to every protagonist looking like them and every story orbiting their comfort zone. Now when a game shifts even a little away from that, they act like the medium has been taken over instead of just growing. What they want is sameness dressed up as purity. They want every game to feel like the ones they grew up with, so they never have to think about who else plays games. It is not about loving games as an art form. It is about wanting the industry to freeze in place, so they never lose their spot at the center. This doesn't go for EVERYONE that might align with that crowd though. There are some valid arguments to be made about shoving stupid shit into games just for representation, but I think most of these dudes are too dumb to think that deep.
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Henry Ashman
Henry Ashman@Henry_Ashman·
@EkunweL The speed limit was set in the days of drum brakes and no ABS. Whereas we have years of data from the continent that 130kph (80.78mph) is a perfectly acceptable speed limit with improved brakes & safety systems in cars now. So it is an old fashioned & arbitrarily chosen limit. 🤷‍♂️
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Lawrence
Lawrence@EkunweL·
This guy is the funniest MP in the UK right now. One day he is on Twitter saying he will increase the speed limits on the UK highway from 70mph to 80mph because 70 is apparently woke and old fashioned. Another day he is talking about banning Halal and Kosher slaughter.
Rupert Lowe MP@RupertLowe10

A Restore Britain Government will ban halal slaughter, and a Restore Britain Government will ban kosher slaughter. Day one, these religious exemptions end.

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Henry Ashman
Henry Ashman@Henry_Ashman·
@PolitlcsUK This is the kind of nonsense I'd expect Ed Davey to be getting up to. Though boxing is probably not "suburban upper middle" enough for him. 🤔
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Politics UK@PolitlcsUK·
🚨 WATCH: Nigel Farage arrives with Derek Chisora in a tank for his pre-fight press conference
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Henry Ashman@Henry_Ashman·
@WdgScotland @RestoreBritain_ That sounds like "leaving exceptions only for those in genuine need" instead of the "I could but I can't be bothered" and dodgy behaviour they're looking to clamp down on with such a policy
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Watchdog Scotland
Watchdog Scotland@WdgScotland·
@RestoreBritain_ I work like many in a rotation job offshore, how would you tackle that. As a tax payer I want to vote and when working away postal vote is my only option
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Restore Britain@RestoreBritain_·
Restore Britain would abolish postal voting, leaving exceptions only for those in genuine need.
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Henry Ashman
Henry Ashman@Henry_Ashman·
@Sargon_of_Akkad I mean it's "Keep Kier in charge and be an MP, or be stacking shelves by day and pulling pints by night" for them. Of course they're desperate.
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Henry Ashman
Henry Ashman@Henry_Ashman·
@BethRigby Of course they desperately want him to succeed, if he goes then an election is inevitable and they'll be out. If I'm on £95k a year plus expenses as a Labour MP I'd be desperate to cling onto that. Not like they'll ever make that again. It's a zombie parliament and they know it.
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Beth Rigby
Beth Rigby@BethRigby·
One MP messages me to tell me PM "has gone for it and smashed it" Says he "was honest and a bit raw" but adds lots of MPs "desperately want him to succeed"
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Henry Ashman
Henry Ashman@Henry_Ashman·
@Sargon_of_Akkad The way Starmer behaves I bet it was "back me or you're fired and out the party". Mahmood's quote about making the most of every second of a Labour government is chilling to say the least though.
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GB Politics@GBPolitcs·
🚨NEW: Green Party leader Zack Polanski suggests dropping the US as an ally and entering security alliance with Mexico, Brazil and "global south" countries [@Channel4News]
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Henry Ashman
Henry Ashman@Henry_Ashman·
@Not__So_Obvious Sounds like he's pointing out the criminal empires to me, Range Rovers are stolen a lot and get shipped overseas (i.e. the loading comment) phone thieves need to unlock them and the barber shops are laundering money. It took me a second but it's the Range Rover bit that sealed it
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Mark Houghton
Mark Houghton@Not__So_Obvious·
Jeremy Clarkson really defended the Barber Shop infestation. "Who will staff the vape shops that nobody uses?!" I hear him cry. I like Clarkson a lot, but he can be dense sometimes. The rest of his article is quite salient, though it doesn't attack the torification of Reform.
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Charlie Bentley-Astor
Charlie Bentley-Astor@astor_charlie·
I am aware that in UK law she cannot be classed as a rapist, nor the crime "rape" because rape is defined by penetration by the perpetuator. I was taught this in school, and I said it was stupid then. Morally, I know what I'm looking at.
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Charlie Bentley-Astor
Charlie Bentley-Astor@astor_charlie·
It is rape when Pakistani Muslims do it to young girls and it is rape when a blonde white woman does it to a young boy. Btw.
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Henry Ashman
Henry Ashman@Henry_Ashman·
@Sargon_of_Akkad The "fall in legal migration" is net, nearly 900K in, nearly 700k out. It's a swing of 1.6 million distinct individuals, you can't rotate that much of the population each year and expect the national culture to be stable. Net 200k as 300k in 100k out is completely different.
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Henry Ashman
Henry Ashman@Henry_Ashman·
@RupertLowe10 It's a win, but it's only the battle, not the war on digital ID. They said it won't be mandatory, not that it won't exist at all. Once the celebrations are over we need to push on, the government will keep building out the tech and infrastructure until a convenient excuse arises.
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Rupert Lowe MP
Rupert Lowe MP@RupertLowe10·
I am off for a very large drink to celebrate the demise of mandatory Digital ID.
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Henry Ashman@Henry_Ashman·
@RupertLowe10 I would say though that whatever is done should either be tied to the process of returning, or also applies to Brits who've stuck it out. Loyalty shouldn't be punished with reverting back from disloyalty rewarded.
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Rupert Lowe MP
Rupert Lowe MP@RupertLowe10·
In conjunction with any mass deportation policy, we need a scheme to encourage those skilled Brits who have fled the UK to return. Over the past decade, hundreds of thousands of skilled British workers have moved abroad. A brutal brain drain. We have replaced many of our best, with low-skilled migrants from the third world. It is not a good deal. We need to remove those foreign nationals who are a drain on our society, and encourage Brits who have so much to offer to return. Engineers, doctors, teachers, plumbers, entrepreneurs, nurses, scientists, and young families have taken their abilities to countries where they feel more valued, less taxed, and better governed. I want to bring those British families home. How? - A targeted tax incentive for skilled Brits returning after years abroad - make returning financially attractive compared with staying in high-income, low-tax countries like Dubai. - Temporary stamp duty relief for returning Brits purchasing a primary residence. Important. - Automatic recognition of medical, teaching, engineering, and other key professional qualifications earned abroad from select high standard countries. Cut back the endless paperwork. - Ease spouse visa requirements so British men and women can bring their spouse in without the usual bureaucracy. - A one-off government payment for skilled British returnees entering shortage industries? Would pay for itself, over and over and over. - Fast-track NHS reinstatement for British medical workers. None of the usual paperwork delays. Just get on with it. Get them in hospitals, working. - Fast track business incorporation pathway with tax discounts if employing numerous British staff. Obviously all of this would be done alongside a wider programme of national restoration, which would mean that these people actually see a Britain worth returning to. Let's deport millions of illegals and unproductive legal migrants, and replace them with high skilled Brits who have fled the UK. Bring them home.
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Henry Ashman
Henry Ashman@Henry_Ashman·
@RupertLowe10 What's most galling is it's in the name of "efficiency" & the backlog. Why is there a backlog? How many cases are repeat offenders? If we stopped early release, deported foreign criminals and brought back the death penalty for serious crimes, how fast would the backlog clear?
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Rupert Lowe MP
Rupert Lowe MP@RupertLowe10·
Scrapping jury trials is vandalism from Lammy, pure legal vandalism.
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Henry Ashman@Henry_Ashman·
@Sargon_of_Akkad In true Blairist style, 20% efficiency gains and backlogs are cited as the reason behind this. I wonder how many of the backlog are repeat offenders, and how many should have still been serving their sentence but were released early? Funny how this wasn't an issue pre-1997
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Henry Ashman@Henry_Ashman·
@Sargon_of_Akkad Can you be working class if you don't work? It's not capitalist realism either, I doubt uncontacted tribes would feed someone who doesn't contribute at all to the tribe and has never contributed.
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