@PMarlowe1939 @SAshworthHayes @RobertJenrick Here’s £20 buy the 5 worst white t shirts you can find.
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Scott Goetz
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@SAshworthHayes He’s getting a clothing budget though, right? @RobertJenrick
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One of the reasons I am so enthusiastic about getting the Tory party ending is it is full of people who will happily destroy a random white person’s life on trumped up racism charges. None of them have changed, vote for anyone else.
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Accusing naive old people of racism for using monkey gifs is disgusting and cynical. You know exactly what you’re doing, it’s why everyone is right to call you a diversity hire.
Ben Obese-Jecty MP@BenObeseJecty
This is Mike. Mike has #FBPE in his name and proudly describes himself as a “centre left socialist” Mike sends gifs of monkeys to black politicians because he’s one of the good guys. Don’t be like Mike.
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@philippilk How much have you got on Fidesz? I have no opinion on likelihood either way given the lack of independent pollsters and the fact I know few Hungarians.
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Insiders all know: the odds on the Hungarian election for people who don’t read slop from the propaganda media are insane.
It’s worth a look.
THIS IS NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE.
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Gladden Pappin@gjpappin
🇭🇺Former opposition stronghold Dunaújváros turned out for a major Orbán rally. @Polymarket bros glued to leftward-weighted national poll averages might want to check out why the countryside math poses a challenge for Péter Magyar’s Tisza party. 🧵
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There are quite a lot of people conceding the point that the Windsors are totally shit and insisting on a replacement monarch rather than a republic. It’s fine but there is nothing that really differentiates this system from a republic.
Pimlico Journal@PimlicoJournal
🚨NEW: The British right has begun to move away from a conservatism that naively venerates our long-rotten institutions, recognising the need for radicalism. As we re-examine our loyalties, we should not let the monarchy escape scrutiny. READ: pimlicojournal.co.uk/p/abolish-the-…
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@SalemLola Yeah I am entirely certain you do not have a source for the claim monarchies are always better than republics or vice versa because outside of first year political science students nobody believes that exists.
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The kind of fresh “radicalism” tested and proven for centuries by various Republics 🙄
Pimlico Journal@PimlicoJournal
🚨NEW: The British right has begun to move away from a conservatism that naively venerates our long-rotten institutions, recognising the need for radicalism. As we re-examine our loyalties, we should not let the monarchy escape scrutiny. READ: pimlicojournal.co.uk/p/abolish-the-…
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I am no longer blocked. Sadly I do not have 3 hours to watch him read out articles written by Jack Hadfield and smoke cigars, and as such I have nothing to say to him. I think I will just return the favour and block him as he is retarded.
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I am blocked by Neema Parvini (Academic Agent). In January of last year an account called The Laughing Man posted some humorous parodies of him. He then blocked every follower of PJ or J’accuse in the mistaken belief we were responsible for this account because he is a nut job.
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@AnnaCorp I won’t be able to find the post but yes I remember it. PIP slightly less objectionable given it’s supposed to be a proxy for disability and there have been disability concessions for ages whereas this is just income tax at point of sale.
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@ScottGoetz_ Wasn't there a chap who had a hustle going on using his PIP status to allow people to jump the queue and pay reduced prices at attractions. For a small fee of course.
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Had a look at the Zoo tickets out of curiosity, more than 4 times more expensive to go if you aren’t on universal credit. Not sure who decided the unemployed should be subsidised to spend their time looking at lions rather than getting a job.
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"She said that the government's drive to build more social housing was considered a cost without any recognition of the social benefits"
Projected fiscal hole to grow by 2 billion as OBR calculates -£537 social value per additional phone theft
Steven Swinford@Steven_Swinford
Exclusive from @breeallegretti Angela Rayner has privately criticised the OBR and suggested that Labour has 'over-corrected' in the wake of the Tories In a private call with City investors organised by BNP Paribas she said that the official forecaster had failed to recognise the benefits of increased public spending Rayner attacked the scoring methodology used by the OBR, which measures the expected cost and growth gains of government policies to calculate the amount of fiscal headroom, based on the chancellor’s rules She said that the government's drive to build more social housing was considered a cost without any recognition of the social benefits She argued that the OBR is 'preventing' the government from greater public spending because it 'doesn't account for the returns' properly Expect this to be a growing fault line as the elections in May approach thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…
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Obviously the Green policy response to spiralling oil prices crippling the economy is the windfall tax on the windfall they claim happens every year. It is actually a problem that Polanski is a total moron who doesn’t understand prices.
Scott Goetz@ScottGoetz_
There’s no indication he believes the supply of a good has any impact on its price in here. Proposed price controls, demand subsidy, wealth tax, but nothing on producing more of anything he wants.
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Britain is vastly more generous to people on benefits and punitive to people on high incomes than it appears and most people believe.
Scott Goetz@ScottGoetz_
Had a look at the Zoo tickets out of curiosity, more than 4 times more expensive to go if you aren’t on universal credit. Not sure who decided the unemployed should be subsidised to spend their time looking at lions rather than getting a job.
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@Haryan_Glaeddyv Yes carers go free to most attractions which means lots of people have carers.
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@ScottGoetz_ Pretty sure people with PIP get in for cheap and their carers for free.
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@meIisactu There’s something about getting a discount (beyond the simple price reduction) that makes things more appealing to do. Same principle as fake price cuts at sports direct.
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@ScottGoetz_ I accidentally spent several hours watching women on TikTok explain basically every possible perk you can get with UC and she was consistently getting like 500k+ views, sort of like the pip-fluencers
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My initial prejudice was that these schemes aren’t used very much but I am told this is absolutely not the case and the permanently unemployed are well aware of their perks.
Scott Goetz@ScottGoetz_
Had a look at the Zoo tickets out of curiosity, more than 4 times more expensive to go if you aren’t on universal credit. Not sure who decided the unemployed should be subsidised to spend their time looking at lions rather than getting a job.
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@IfYouWillIWill @UnderSneege Most recent statement which can be displayed through an app or a pdf.
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@ScottGoetz_ The £1 Hampton Court Palace ticket list sent me LOOPY. It is everywhere. Master key benefits that unlock a hundred others
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@si_rubinstein If your concern is democracy you’d just ban public Islam rather than pretending anyone is actually concerned about anything else.
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@ScottGoetz_ To sustain this democratically, I should say. Obviously the state can just do all kinds of things if that constraint is removed
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Don’t agree. If the British state just says Protestants can do what they want in England (nothing) in public, but nobody else can the whole problem goes away.
S. I. Rubinstein@si_rubinstein
The practical choice we are faced with is Interfaith Iftar or Anglolaïcité.
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