Everyone deserves to be seen. Everyone deserves to be safe. 🌈
On IDAHOT, we stand with LGBTIQ+ people across Europe, and against hate, discrimination and violence.
We protect what matters – freedoms and rights.
Today the voices of division will be loud.
They don't speak for the country I know, one that belongs to all of us.
That's our Britain. A Britain worth fighting for.
lbc.co.uk/article/keir-s…
>Social Media Influencer Woman (Digital Creator)
>From Malolos, Bulacan province, Philippines
>Started a physical fight by repeatedly slapping and assaulting her policeman boyfriend
>Argument began over him not sharing his phone location
>Boyfriend reacted by punching her, knocking her to the ground
>Despite her initiating the violence, police immediately suspended the male officer, confiscated his weapons and opened criminal + administrative cases against him under the Anti-Violence Against Women and Children law (RA 9262)
>No action reported against the woman who started the assault
DV Laws across the majority of the world are gender biased and women know this. If law was gender neutral she would have thought 100 times before being the aggressor.
Also, never ever be in a relationship with these reel makers/tiktokers. It never ends well.
@vonderleyen@EU_Commission Nah stop this propaganda.
I love the EU.
But promoting pride 🌈 is not acceptable.
Identity is a man and a woman in a community, married, children and family.
Enough of LGBTQ BS!
The @EU_Commission is PROUD🌈
Pride week is a celebration of love, identity, courage and community.
And every day of the year, we work hard to make Europe a space where everyone can live freely, openly, authentically.
This is outrageous..
Not a single person on my flight is masked up while we’re in the middle of a double pandemic (Covid + Hantavirus).
I politely informed the flight attendant that this is a super spreader event. She just shrugged and walked away. I've already filed a formal complaint with the FAA and CDC. This is reckless and cannot stand.
Masks save lives, the science is settled on that.
We will block far right agitators from traveling to Britain this weekend for a march designed to confront and provoke our diverse capital city.
We will not allow people to come to the UK, threaten our communities and spread hate on our streets.
Our party has suffered a historic defeat.
Many good Labour colleagues have lost their seats despite working hard for those they represented. We have lost good Labour administrations and lost the chance for more.
What we are doing isn’t working, and it needs to change. This may be our last chance.
The Labour Party must now live up to our name: we must be the party of working people.
We’ve heard the same on the doorstep as we’ve seen in the polls - the cost of living is the top issue for voters of all parties. People have turned to populists and nationalists because we have not done enough to fix it.
Living standards are barely higher than they were a decade and a half ago. People feel hopeless - that the cost of living crisis will never end, and now they see oil and gas companies use global instability to post record profits.
Once again, ordinary people are paying the price for decisions they didn’t make. It’s no wonder that across the UK, working people feel the system is rigged against them.
Things can be so much better than this. Countries including Spain and Canada have shown that economies can grow and people can thrive when governments stay true to labour and social democratic values and put people first. We need to learn from that.
In London, we lost young people who fear they will never afford a home. In my patch and across the north, we lost working people whose wages are too low and costs too high. In Scotland and Wales, people do not currently see Labour as the answer.
We are in danger of becoming a party of the well-off, not working people.
The Peter Mandelson scandal showed a toxic culture of cronyism.
Decisions like cutting winter fuel allowance just weren’t what people expected from a Labour government.
For too long, successive governments have allowed wealth and power to concentrate at the top without a plan to ensure the benefits of economic growth are shared fairly. The result is an economy that does not work for the majority, with wealth concentrated in too few hands. This level of inequality, alongside squeezed living standards, is the outcome of a model built on deregulation, privatisation, and trickle-down economics.
But we have the chance to fix this.
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My name is Amandeep Singh Bhogal
I am not a “colour”
I am not a slur "jeet"
I am not an acronym BAME
I am not a "tick box minority"
I am the majority - privileged to be British-Indian.
Blessed to call 🇬🇧 home.
Enough with the woke Right and Leftist identity politics bigotry.
We wake up to Reform dominating British politics. As Muslims, we should be very worried about the future of Britain.
We have a few years until the general election.
A Reform government and Farage as PM are very depressing.