mickeyblueeyes

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mickeyblueeyes

mickeyblueeyes

@mickeybloois

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Katılım Mayıs 2023
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mickeyblueeyes
mickeyblueeyes@mickeybloois·
@MuseZack No, they do fine, if you can afford to go there you can afford to fail, or (let's be real) buy your way in. We're talking "works in a supermarket call centre" level. Someone who can't afford to waste decades on a false dream. But did. And now he's waiting for death.
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Zack Stentz
Zack Stentz@MuseZack·
@mickeybloois I have terrible news for you about actual film schools that charge 60K a year...
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mickeyblueeyes
mickeyblueeyes@mickeybloois·
@OfSymbols The Labour Party's final form, smiling patronisingly at class minstrelsy.
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Chłoddy
Chłoddy@OfSymbols·
Can’t believe this is what they meant by Sensible Grown Up Politics, or even by better comms.
Department for Education@educationgovuk

If Gemma Collins were Education Secretary, what would she do? Bring the glamour and get things done, of course 💅👩🏼‍🏫 From hard work and confidence to showing up unapologetically as yourself, The GC and @bphillipsonmp chat ambition, opportunity and how the government is helping every pupil achieve and thrive. Find out more here - educationhub.blog.gov.uk/category/t-lev…

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gorilla harambe
gorilla harambe@StupidBabyBrain·
@alicemoodyy @Whimz118 How is release to a public audience defined if not by when it is widely released to audiences. Is showing a rough Final Cut to a room of studio insiders public? What’s the threshold? Paying to attend?
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alice moody
alice moody@alicemoodyy·
it’s a 2025 movie and you would recognize this as the obviously correct way to do it if you even gave half a shit about film history.
I Love To Talk Film@ILoveToTalkFilm

Hey @letterboxd, OBSESSION is a 2026 movie. Nobody cares about festival release dates!

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Preet Kaur Gill MP@PreetKGillMP·
Great news- @RachelReevesMP our Chancellor has announced that 5-15 year olds in England will receive free bus travel this summer. Good for family budgets. 👇🏽
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mickeyblueeyes
mickeyblueeyes@mickeybloois·
@Seanchuckle He's morphing into Eric Blore. Too much time spent in zero-grav, possibly.
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mickeyblueeyes
mickeyblueeyes@mickeybloois·
@ElwinWay The change he has in mind is racial profiling to prevent Muslims from voting.
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Number10
Number10@ElwinWay·
The quotes are vague ‘twirling, twirling, twirling towards freedom’ waffle. If he supports PR he could just come out and say it in plain English. The fact he isn’t saying it - or much of anything really - is not a good sign (if you support PR and think Burnham will deliver it).
Peter Stefanovic@PeterStefanovi2

Andy Burnham has said he will back sweeping changes to the electoral system if he becomes prime minister. The Greater Manchester mayor has previously called for the introduction of proportional representation for UK general elections theguardian.com/politics/2026/…

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mickeyblueeyes
mickeyblueeyes@mickeybloois·
@Seanchuckle @UKLabour Will the uniparty ever get it through their heads that the brown people they put up to enact this stuff are hated on sight by the bigots they're trying to appeal to?
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bread and poses
bread and poses@breadandposes·
Thing is has Andy Burnham expressed any real shame about voting for Iraq?
Novara Media@novaramedia

Progressive voters are unhappy that Andy Burnham voted for the Iraq war – but few remember that leftwing icon Tony Benn prepared to use troops to break a strike whilst he was a minister. “If that kind of archive existed in the late 70s, early 80s,” says @AaronBastani on Downstream, “I doubt [Benn] would have been the standard bearer of the Labour left. But people didn’t know about things that happened 20 years earlier in the way they now do.” James Butler (@piercepenniless) says that it’s “democratic” that politicians should be held accountable for their past choices – but it also feels like “people can’t change positions” anymore. “The whole communicative regime has changed, and I don’t think politics has caught up with it at all,” he adds. Watch the full episode of Downstream on our YouTube channel.

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mickeyblueeyes
mickeyblueeyes@mickeybloois·
@Fellupanddown @AdamPugh They were a false flag. Everyone knows they were a false flag. Our politicians are going to have stop pretending to be stupider than the average voter.
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Faller over
Faller over@Fellupanddown·
@AdamPugh He shared a post describing the attack on the Golders Green ambulances as a false flag? Or didn't he? That's not being targeted or smeared, that's exactly the kind of thing voters should he informed about.
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Adam Pugh
Adam Pugh@AdamPugh·
Please don’t put your hat in the ring to stand for the Green Party if you can’t handle being targeted or smeared by the press. Or if you’re just going to buckle and apologise. Just don’t bother.
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mickeyblueeyes
mickeyblueeyes@mickeybloois·
@LookAroundCafe They want the "grown-up" experience of going to hear a symphony audience while being self-infantilising consumerist plebs, so enjoyment isn't really part of it, it's entirely a thing they do to watch themselves doing it. Which is why the movie is a YIFY rip.
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mickeyblueeyes
mickeyblueeyes@mickeybloois·
@drgerke1 The reform he's thinking of is preventing brown people from voting.
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Kakababu's Exile in England 🇵🇸🍁
I’m not particularly fond of Tony Benn, but his leftward shift is well-documented whereas Burnham has been a career chameleon.
Novara Media@novaramedia

Progressive voters are unhappy that Andy Burnham voted for the Iraq war – but few remember that leftwing icon Tony Benn prepared to use troops to break a strike whilst he was a minister. “If that kind of archive existed in the late 70s, early 80s,” says @AaronBastani on Downstream, “I doubt [Benn] would have been the standard bearer of the Labour left. But people didn’t know about things that happened 20 years earlier in the way they now do.” James Butler (@piercepenniless) says that it’s “democratic” that politicians should be held accountable for their past choices – but it also feels like “people can’t change positions” anymore. “The whole communicative regime has changed, and I don’t think politics has caught up with it at all,” he adds. Watch the full episode of Downstream on our YouTube channel.

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I Love To Talk Film
I Love To Talk Film@ILoveToTalkFilm·
@alicemoodyy Are we different ages? I'm 36. Are you 12? Because I have no idea what that means, pal.
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