@ReallyAmerican1 If someone in the UK comments "that's something, it's certainly something or well it's something" it is not a compliment.
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Caroline Robinson
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Caroline Robinson
@ScoutMocking
she/her Always growing, always changing, always learning. Part time psychology student https://t.co/O7ICjjGsMA
Katılım Mart 2014
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Trump said the King and Queen commented on the Oval Office, they said "This is something." Not marvelous. Not exquisite.
They were too polite to say it was trashy.
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@miffythegamer I hadn't heard about her for years until she was "cancelled".
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She wasn’t cancelled. She chose to talk offensive bollocks about trans people, and in the process she alienated the LGBT+ community who decided to spend their money elsewhere.
It’s called the free market. Suck it up.
The Free Speech Union@SpeechUnion
Róisín Murphy was cancelled in 2023 after sharing her views about the effects of puberty blockers on children on her personal Facebook page. Last week, @roisinmurphy spoke in Parliament about her experience of cancellation and the negative impact it is having on the arts. She said: “The creative soul of this country ... has always thrived on discomfort, on the freedom to be wrong, to offend, to pivot and to surprise ourselves. “Without that freedom, we don’t get better art, we simply put artists into a chokehold and suffocate the life out of our culture. We need free, equal and open debate. The arts must breathe freely again.” Murphy argued that public funding of the arts supports those who agree with prevailing orthodoxies rather than dissenting voices. This, she said, has led to self-censorship among artists and damaged British culture. Read more below @Freedom_in_Arts 👇
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@SteveReedMP You have a bit of an obsession with the Greens Jewish leader 🤔 You're also very selective about which racism you call out.
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The vile racists I witnessed in Corbyn’s Labour are now in the Greens. Polanski has to get a grip.
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@JournalistJill @TheGreenParty @ExposedGreens @LesbianGreens @GWDeclaration Would you be posing the same if he said it to a man or are us women so delicate that we can't hear or read swear words?
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And here’s how he speaks to women who challenge his views on sexual harassment.
Women considering voting for @TheGreenParty in Lemington should be aware…
@ExposedGreens @LesbianGreens @GWDeclaration
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Nasty little Green Party candidate finally blocked me, after a week of calling women names and defending sexual harassment in the workplace.
His name is Peter Mitchell. If you’re a woman and you vote for him, you’re a moron.
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We’re called the party of working people for a reason.
The Labour Party@UKLabour
Labour is the ONLY party that could have done this. And Labour is the ONLY party that will continue to defend workers' rights in years to come.
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@I_amMukhtar I only found out about that today, absolutely disgusting.
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@BethRigby @SkyNews @ZackPolanski He is getting involved in politics and it was deeply inappropriate.
Zack wasn’t “undermin[ing] their confidence to act”.
Like many who watched that video, he saw a mentally ill man being booted in the head after being tasered and on the ground.
Mark Rowley should apologise.
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Mark Rowley on @SkyNews re his open letter to @ZackPolanski.
“I'm not getting involved in politics. I'm dealing with operations. I need my officers to have confidence to tackle the most difficult and dangerous individuals. Of course, there's always going to be sort of, sort of eccentricity and nonsense online.
“But if an eminent person steps into operational policing and, sort of criticises officers in a way that can undermine their confidence to act, I need to support that…. He has stepped into operational policing with his criticism & inaccuracies & I need to put that straight”
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@QcWynter Because it's not a competition and they spoil it for others by treating it that way.
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@ScoutMocking And this goes to what?
That some people treat the Fun Run as a competition?
That is rather my point and so I thank you for making it. Whilst some may stroll and jog, others, men and women & those who claim to be in between, are running and hoping to "win".
You have nailed it.
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Claire trains hard in order to increase her chance of finishing as "top lady" in Park Run.
Meanwhile, her predominantly male genderist "just a Fun Run!" detractors sit on the sofa scoffing cheese-dripped nachos, & guacamole because they do not care where they finish.
Hmmmmm.
Claire Hallissey@HallisseyC
I've just finished a morning interval session. That's the reason I'm still able to 'battle' for 1st lady at parkrun. I wasn't magically born an Olympian, I worked hard to get there. I was, however, born a woman. #makeparkrunfairforall #inclusivity
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@thecarolemalone Did you say the same about the puns who banned labour mps?
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Who rightly won’t have a job now!!!’
Chris Rose@ArchRose90
A Wetherspoons bar manager in Braintree refused to serve Reform supporters. Has anyone told him that his boss, Tim Martin, is a pro-Brexit ally of Reform? Or that a significant amount of his customers will be Reform voters? This kid is an idiot.
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Caroline Robinson retweetledi
@_celia_bedelia_ I would love to start embracing mine but I need need more before I do. At the moment it just makes my hair look flat. My grandma went white in her 20's and had beautiful hair & I'm hoping that's where I'll end up.
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The best decision I made was to embrace my grays. I love it. I’m actually surprised by how much I do love it. I get tons of compliments on it.
GOSSIP ROOM@GossipRoomOff
🚨 "J'ai vu mon mari passer de ses cheveux bruns à ses cheveux gris et personne n'a fait de commentaires. Il n'a pas perdu de jobs à cause de ça ! Les gens ont même trouvé qu'il était encore plus canon. Du coup j'ai voulu agir comme un homme. Et j'ai eu une réaction différente." Hilarie Burton brise le tabou des cheveux blancs et dénonce un double standard. L’actrice raconte avoir reçu des remarques dès l’apparition de ses cheveux blancs. Elle critique une vision qui associe les femmes à la vieillesse trop rapidement. Assumant pleinement ses cheveux gris, elle affirme vouloir s’en libérer et ne plus répondre aux injonctions. Un message fort sur l’acceptation de soi. 👏 (via aufeminin)
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@W4Restore @Scot_Dissident Are you suggesting that women are easily manipulated? Or do you just not agree that the majority of us actually know our own minds.
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You’re so very right, many women have been manipulated into policies that harm their safety
Doesn’t help either when the MSM block out Restore and Rupert from their channels.
I’ll do my best to speak up and encourage though in the meantime and when Restore Britain offers clear voting options, we can finally choose real protection and sanity again and get the campaign game going strong!
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Utterly shocked by this YouGov poll. 🤯
Ladies, what are you flipping doing?!
Voting Green ISN’T progressive. It puts women at risk by erasing sex-based rights and single-sex spaces, not to mention OPEN borders tied to grooming gangs and violence against women!
This isn’t compassion - it’s dangerous virtue signalling.
We need honest conversations about this. Encourage women you know to examine the hard facts and dangers of this voting intention.
Wake up. Our daughters’ safety depends on it!
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A choice for Labour MPs before a big set of elections to go out campaigning on:
"MPs should be able to drink alcohol before voting because they work long days."
They're really revealing themselves, aren't they?
Time to replace Labour.
Join.greenparty.org.uk
Luke Charters MP@lukejcr
🚨Breaking news: MPs are human and sometimes have a drink. Classic clickbait farming 👎 MPs work long days for constituents, and yes, sometimes share a drink in the evening with colleagues. Last week I was scandalously spotted with… an alcohol-free pint or two between votes 😱 But sure, let’s talk about that instead of the Greens’ wacky policies. Trying to distract us, maybe? 🙄
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@TheNewsAgents @jonsopel I find it really bizarre that the hill some people want to die on is that MPs should be allowed to drink when they're working. I have to worry that if it's that important them, do they maybe have a problem?
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"No one votes the wrong way because they've had a pint of bitter or a glass of wine," says @jonsopel
"They're told by the whips if they are voting for, or voting against."
Alcohol for MPs in the House of Commons – yes or no?
thenewsagents.co.uk/article/should…
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@SamJRushworth @NoJusticeMTG Are you looking for a round of applause? You're currently on an mp's wage that most working class families can dream of as a combined income. It's in my contract that I can't drink during working hours & the decisions I make won't ruin people's lives whereas yours can.
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@NoJusticeMTG Grew up poor. Worked in manual jobs (waiter, outdoor labourer, shelf-stacker). Paid my way through university while working 30 hour weeks to pay bills. Set up travel business to help young people I taught during PhD in Rwanda (and never took payment) and a consultancy to live off
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I agree with this 👇
It was completely wrong for people to attack Hannah for dancing, or her colourful outfits.
It's also wrong for Hannah to exploit incorrect stereotypes and impugn the reputation of hard-working, working-class Labour MPs, which she's done at least twice now.
Stella Tsantekidou@Stsantek
Yeah no, sorry, MPs are often cooped up in Parliament for 15 hours a day, they will have a drink with journalists or colleagues and will still be discussing politics -their job, as Hannah says. I don’t like the blanket demonisation of MPs and Hannah should know better after she had already been accused of not taking the job seriously because she took part in that dancing event in Portcullis house. It was unfair to call her unserious about that then and it is unfair of her to now suggest that MPs having a drink in between votes which take up all night is by default bad.
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@gotrice2024 I'm with the stylist, I have personal experience of going from red to blonde in one go. Some of it fell out, it was completely riined & the only solution was to grow it out a bit before getting it all chopped off.
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This woman was getting her hair done at her local salon when she overheard the stylists talking to a client. Weeks ago the stylists begged the client not to change her hair color because it would take allot of work to revert back if she ever wanted to do so and it would destroy her hair.
The client said it wasn’t a problem and that she wouldn’t change her mind because she loved the color so much. She changed her light blonde hair to a reddish brown. Now today she decides she’s tired of the color and wants to go back to the blonde.
The hair stylists refuses citing what she told her previously, was the hair stylist just being unreasonable or should the client heeded her warning?
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