Sam Shjipstone
131 posts
@dmnextdoor @_SSSSSS @CreativeDeduct That it was posted before you, holy shit you're fucking stupid aren't you?
Go back to shagging ugly men on your mother's sofa
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@_SSSSSS @CreativeDeduct I’m not a bot pal, ironically you have fallen for a conspiracy theory 🤣🤣
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@spectator @TrevorPTweets None quite as eager to perform tasks for his masters than Trevor, the house slave mindset really does need deeper analysis and Trevor would be the perfect case study of how someone seeks the detriment of others like himself by serving the table of those who sow it.
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Can Labour choose between what the party wants and what voters want?
Times columnist and Sky News presenter Trevor Phillips says Labour's 'soggy' left will at some point have to decide whether they want to run the party or the country.
@TrevorPTweets
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@CreativeDeduct @dmnextdoor This is always the first psychological defence: “it doesn’t matter to me if it’s made up, because it supports my ideological assumptions”
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@_SSSSSS @dmnextdoor Ok. But the point is well made, even if it’s copied from someone else.
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@CreativeDeduct @dmnextdoor You’ve fallen for a bot. Exact same wording is appearing on multiple tweets
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@dmnextdoor The Green Party does not want people like you to be entrepreneurs. They hate success. They want us all to be reliant on the state.
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@ak_hiker @CameronCM1145 @NEWSMAX “Charles made a baseless attempt to claim England saved America from the French.” It’s okay, this was light banter. Describing the burning down of the White House as “real estate development” was also not meant to be taken literally
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@CameronCM1145 @NEWSMAX There's nothing anywhere about "shaping foundations"
Charles made a baseless attempt to claim England saved America from the French. Nothing more, nothing less
Fact remains, US rescued England every time they asked. The one time we asked them to stand as an ally, they cowered
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@NEWSMAX Ridiculous nonsense
The US saved England from losing TWO world wars
The French and Indian war occurred before America even existed
In fact, the one time we asked England to step up as an ally, they refused
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@spectator Not another one of these articles. It’s the DOUBLE STANDARDS she’s commenting on. “I drink, that’s okay. You drink, and you’re fired.”
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I’m sorry Hannah Spencer doesn’t like the smell.
I suspect her fellow MPs aren’t too keen on the stench of semi-digested kale which emanates from the woman, either, but we have to put these minor inconveniences aside.
She represents a party which sees no harm in legalising Class A drugs, but cavils at alcohol. And she does so because alcohol is enjoyed largely by people who don’t like the Greens. It is alcohol as a signifier which annoys her, not the state of being incapacitated by it.
✍️ Rod Liddle
Article | spectator.com/article/why-ha…
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@spikedonline As you very well know, given you might also accuse her of being lax on heroin, she is NOT temperant. This is motivated by the double standards of being able to drink on this job. Thought that would tick your political grievances, or can you not support when it’s wrapped in green?
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There is nothing wrong with an MP enjoying a tipple during a late-night session in the Commons. Alcohol not only relieves stress – it promotes honesty and directness, too. The Greens’ Hannah Spencer is too puritanical to see its virtues, says Alec Marsh
buff.ly/V4tWSnw
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@somershawpress @thomasforth Yeah 33 years. But to this poster, it’s only ruined the city since it started interacting with his politics
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@effsociete @AaronBastani 100%, I really don’t recognise the intent of these posts in respect of Leeds
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@AaronBastani totally agree, that pic is leeds and honestly haven’t seen the figures but i wouldn’t say there is a low footfall in leeds city centre (imo) at all
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Pedestrianisation hasn’t worked everywhere, and it’s reasonable to be honest about that.
It’s contributed to death of town centre in Bournemouth, and Commercial road in Portsmouth.
If you don’t have high footfall creates major problems.
Tom Forth@thomasforth
The daft council have ruined the city by pedestrianising the main shopping street. Muppets. 🙃🙃🙃🙃
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@AaronBastani But this street in Leeds has been pedestrianised since 1993?? Original poster is suggesting Leeds City Council was ‘woke’ in 1993? I don’t get this analysis
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@scoutsleftleg @Charles70390207 @spikedonline @ForWomenScot Boost what is consistently the number one politics podcast in the UK. Find this such a strange attack line
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@Charles70390207 @spikedonline He should have asked to interview @ForWomenScot
He was just grifting for the celebrity guest to boost his podcast & line his pockets.
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The arrogance of Alastair Campbell knows no bounds. The trans-pandering half-wit really believed he could take on the wise and wonderful JK Rowling in a war of words. When you come for the queen, you best not miss, says Julie Burchill
buff.ly/P4TYGHP
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POV: your income is £98 a week Universal Credit, but you need to pay for...
- £42 on food
- £24 on gas and electric bills
- £8 on wifi bill
- £7 on water bill
- £21 on transport
- £13 on toiletries and cleaning products
- £7 on clothes
Could you make this add up? 💔
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@ChrisDr55269105 @AlanArmstr57561 @TrussellUK Chris, I’m amazed you sustained 50 years of work if you can’t read a question correctly
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@_SSSSSS @AlanArmstr57561 @TrussellUK I worked for 50 I repeat 50 years (try that yourself)
I have seen the changes in “reasons” why people are unable to work
Genuine disabilities I have no problem with
Work-shy useless wasters con artists professional benefit fraudsters
Tragically they are in the majority
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@ChrisDr55269105 @AlanArmstr57561 @TrussellUK Chris, when unemployment was 3 million in 1982, and then 1.3 million in 2019, do you honestly think it was just down to a decrease in fecklessness or do you accept some other forces are at play
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@AlanArmstr57561 @TrussellUK Funny that people who won’t to work always seem to be able to find work !
Funny that
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@i_dont_car3__ @Gracie_Blue89 The world’s greatest singer Nusrat was Muslim but okay
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@Gracie_Blue89 There won’t be no raves if Muslims take over, music is haram but that’s who he panders too and gays are oblivious to that matter, fucking imbecile he is
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Zack Polanski's full Green Party rave speech. Beaverworks, Leeds
He says:
🟢 Joy, community and dancing is resistance
🟢 Tax the rich
🟢 Our problems are not coming here in small boats, but flying above our heads in private jets
🟢 He asks for support to take on & fight Reform at the May elections
Thoughts?
#UKPolitics (Primal_uk on TikTok)
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@GTurple @JonHaidt @newstart_2024 The word sensible again. When our government issues guidance on, for example, how to stack your fridge, would it be sensible to fear a wedge? food.gov.uk/safety-hygiene…
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Wow! Excellent new guidance from UK govt on screen time guidance for ages 0-5.
Great summary below from @newstart_2024
Camus@newstart_2024
New UK screen time rules just dropped — and they’re stricter than most parents expected. From 27 March 2026, England says: zero solo screens for under-2s (except quick video calls with family), and max one hour a day for 2–5 year olds — no screens at meals or the hour before bed. Co-view everything, stick to slow-paced content, and ditch fast social-media clips and AI toys completely. The science is sobering: toddlers’ brains process info up to 10 times slower than adults. Fast-paced screens push them into fight-or-flight mode — racing heart, surging energy — while they’re sitting still. Researchers at the University of East London say this mismatch can wire kids for more tantrums and emotional struggles later. Using screens to calm meltdowns? It often backfires long-term. As a parent, it’s brutal — we all know that explosion the second you take the tablet away. But this feels like evidence finally catching up with what our gut has been telling us. How are you handling screens with little ones — strict limits, co-viewing, or mostly winging it?
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This is where I and any sensible person should leave Johnathan Haidt. He had very good points to make but wishing for more state interference in parenting is the tipping point. Also a waste of resources as it cannot be policed. Haidt is now on the wrong side of the line and I always knew it was coming.
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@pequigna @JonHaidt @newstart_2024 Guidelines are not enforced by government. Unless you mean equivalent to “but how do parents achieve this?”
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@JonHaidt @newstart_2024 But how do you enforce it? Parents are the key.
The parents must understand and trust the guidelines.
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