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Croydon and Adorno defender. Write sometimes, post too much. Westminster-adjacent, but this is an unprofessional account.
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Got to give it to Rashford, it’s a lot to ask from one young lad to be the Leader of the Opposition and win the country the euros
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I tried to explain the Kate photo drama to my friend in the pub last night, who is not on Twitter. I was really excited by it (too excited honestly) and they just said 'they probs just merged pics to get one where all kids look into camera' and was totally left cold :(
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feeling sick of getting up every morning and participating in normal life at this stage tbh, surrounded by people who just shrug at the state of the world
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Brexit update: Drunk Irish guy shouted at us on the tube how he hates the British for colonising then all, called Boris a cunt, hates Tories and Brexit. Turns out none of us he tried to talk to were British. He then group-hugged us and said he wants to make love to all Europeans
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counterpoint: a lot of my problems would instantly be solved if I made 100k. Even if you just gave me a one off 100k.
'A £100,000 salary doesn't go as far as you might think', says Chancellor
@Jeremy_Hunt
.
@TrevorPTweets
asks the Chancellor if he 'regrets saying £100,000 isn't a huge salary'.
#TrevorPhillips
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The approx £300 extra I spend on rent and bills each month compared to before COVID times could have gone into the economy, instead its lining landlords and energy company shareholders pockets 🤷🏼♀️
Recession is mad because obviously the instinct and safe thing to do is save and spend less but to get out of a recession there actually needs to be more spending 😭
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the whole theatre of parliament is a disgusting farce, all it is about is posh arseholes making jibes at vulnerable groups, not giving a shit that these are actual life-or-death matters in the real world. Honestly fuck all of this.
"Of all the weeks to say that, when Brianna's mother is in this chamber. Shame."
@keir_starmer
slams Rishi Sunak for his transphobic comments while the mum of murdered Brianna Ghey watches on from Commons gallery at
#PMQs
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This ‘Beckham in the queue’ narratives are such a good example of how the nationalist spectacle is used to flatten class politics in favour of a mirage of ‘unity’ that does not exist in actual society
David Beckham queued overnight - 13 hrs - alongside tens of thousands of others to pay tribute to the Queen. A superstar celebrity, who in this moment of national mourning, was just like everyone else. For me, it’s the perfect gesture. Find it strangely moving (& uplifting)
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I saw in Sainsbury’s that a pack of salmon now costs almost 8 quid and I swear to god that used to be more like 4 quid and you could get ‘three for £10’ and stuff like that; but yeah calories on beer pumps seems the food intervention we need 🤷🏼♀️
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Nothing screams ‘community celebration’ more than the repressive state apparatus telling us that anyone who ‘undermines’ the ruling class will be ‘robustly’ dealt with
Our tolerance for any disruption, whether through protest or otherwise, will be low.
We will deal robustly with anyone intent on undermining this celebration.
🧵🔽
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The vigil at Clapham Common was peaceful until the cops moved in - the anger of the crowd was raw. Women don’t feel protected by the police and the arrests tonight enforce that message.
Solidarity with the sisters taken into custody tonight.
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Can I just once again say how much I hate the fact you can barely read the train timetables but the ad billboard shines large and bright
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New England kit should just print this image on the front then you have the St George Cross in the correct colours 🙏🏼
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Remember when Jamie Oliver's staff were plunged into poverty bcs his chain closed, no fucks given? Platforming these millionaires who give no shit about their workers very fitting for this crisis.
Give the job to
@BootstrapCook
who did a whole tinned food cookbook
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A cop arresting someone on dubious grounds to exercise their power over them, to harm them, is core to what the police does, that's why people die in custody. The police's monopoly on violence is as shocking as its intentional.
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one of these occasions where your twitter brain melt collides with someone who is offline, but I won't give up on the Katespiracy now when it is really heating up
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This vaccine passort thing will be a nightmare. Us younger people will get dragged back into the office unvaccinated and can then on our way home watch our vaccinated boomer bosses drink in the pub whilst we still won't be able to meet up with a friend indoors, good stuff.
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I went to a pub in Vauxhall on Saturday at 10.30pm and got served no problem, just to be told 15min later that they're closing and we have to clear out lol, ended up finishing my pint out of a plastic cup on the street! Zone 2!!! Honestly loser behaviour from this city
London is leading the world in its 24-hour policy with other global cities looking to us for inspiration.
London's Night Czar spoke earlier about her role, championing the nighttime economy and representing 1.3m workers.
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I thought it was really moving seeing the statement from her Dad celebrating her TikTok presence, he loved her showing him make-up looks. Despite all the horror, the radical message underneath it all is that Brianna was loved. Media and politicians want to make us forget that.
The statement by the headteacher of Brianna Ghey whose twitter I will not be linking so as to delay the time before it is descended upon by the cult o9f rabid transpohobes that infest this place.
It's beautiful and it changes what we were told by the transphobic press about her-
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Ah yes THE DISRESPECT
My statement on the disrespectful protests planned for Armistice Day.
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Much of anti traveller racism is directly linked to ‘protection of private property’ and a certain ‘way of life’ attached to this sentiment. Police violence and oppressive legislation and its enforcement nationally is a direct example of supporting capitalist structures.
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Having everything cancelled that people might enjoy but work has to go on no matter what - sounds exactly like Britain, very traditional.
There is no precedent for this in English football (which was not postponed in 1952) and the logic of the population having leisure activities cancelled while work continuing as normal is entirely inconsistent logic.
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Wish there was less volunteering and charity and more socially useful paid roles so we could all just quit whatever nonsense we are doing now and dedicate ourselves to making things better for everyone whilst being able to survive
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The British press is totally ill equipped to deal with someone who doesn’t give a fuck about the codes of respectability conduct because the only thing Sam Coates can counter here is huffing and puffing that someone wouldn’t respect the Prime Minister
"I despise the Prime Minister"
@SamCoatesSky
speaks to
@georgegalloway
from the Workers Party of Britain as he wins the Rochdale by-election.
Listen ⬇️
🔗
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Boycotting Eurovision is really important this year, especially when artists lack the courage to do something.
Olly Alexander will avoid making political statements about the Israel-Gaza conflict whilst he is the UK’s Eurovision entry following an anti-Semitism row
🔴 Exclusive from
@adamsherwin10
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This ‘vigil not protest’ reaction has big ‘women are gentle creatures who need to be protected’ vibes which rather takes away from the collective strength and power women can exercise in their joint struggle against oppression
It was a vigil, not a protest.
They were women with flowers.
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Muting the words 'father and husband' because to be quite honest anyone who expresses their sympathy for Sarah Everard and her friends & family through that prism clearly doesn't understand anything.
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The pandemic has thrown so much insufferable corporate social responsibility/well-being shit at us, but very few places have actually put their money where their mouth is and addressed the biggest problem workers face: being paid a shit wage that you can’t live on.
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I live in Croydon town centre because I have a train station, GP, all my favourite pubs, bars, restaurants and my No 1 Kebab shop, a Lidl and a park within 10 - 15 min walking distance. If you don’t want it, go live in one of the soulless commuter belt towns, they already exist!
living 15 minutes walk away from things is good idk how this can be spun in any other way but goddamnit the tories are giving it a good ol' go!!
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Ngl not only does it feel like RTS is taking credit for the work of Sisters Uncut, it goes a little further with their emphasis on how it would have been safe and civilised had they been in charge. The wild grassroots as the roudy troublemaker vs the respectable professionals.
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I find this “Britain first” “family, forces, faith” Blue Labour-esque stuff just so completely unacceptable and really don’t want to be part of it at all. I don’t think it’s something left activists in the party have any chance in changing either.
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Honestly just think it's so cruel that after the year in lockdown young people had - esp those in difficult housing/financial situations - the Labour Party goes on about "persistent yobbery". Like what the fuck even is that.
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I think it is definitely interesting that, if Londoners chose to vote for someone like a Green, Labour blames them for being 'complacent', rather than Labour being complacent in how they treat voters in the city. Labour sources aren't saying this about the voters elsewhere.
London Labour source says: “We think it will be close. There is no chance of winning on the first round”
“We are definitely seeing the product of lower turnout and complacency from voters who believed it was safe to put a candidate from a smaller party as first preference”
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The presenter getting so agitated because Nadia would not blanket-condemn the protestors shows that the media is, as always, more concerned about the police than it is about state violence against the people.
“I am not going to get into condemning protesters when we don’t know what has happened yet”
Labour MP Nadia Whittome is asked about violent protests in Bristol
#politicslive
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What if Private ownership is also ideology
Asked whether Labour would renationalise the big six energy firms, Keir Starmer says: "No." He adds: "I do not agree with the argument that says we must be ideological."
#Marr
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When people say stuff like “passport checks to get into things have always been fine for me!!” they really have to start considering that these surveillance schemes weren’t designed to keep them out of spaces, and have to start thinking more in solidarity with others.
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Loool Jenrick looks so confused he’s got no clue how the system works!! Look how he’s staring when Lynch talks about Retail Price Index lool
“It feels like unions are opposing modernisation”
“You don’t know that, you haven’t been in our position”
Watch
@RobertJenrick
and Mick Lynch clash over the reasons why
@RMTUnion
members have been striking on
@ITV
at 10.45pm
#Peston
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What's really depressing about the future is that we just had 13 years of people making excuses for austerity because of previous government spending record, and if this Labour government goes the same way, we'll be clocking up almost two decades of this same narrative.
'There just, frankly, is no money left'
Shadow culture secretary Lucy Powell says the Labour Party can't make promises it 'can't afford to keep' as she defends Keir Starmer's plan to keep the two-child benefit cap in place
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The Sky news commentator they have got on about this Capitol thing is going on unchallenged about:
* would expect this from the left not right
* Americans were rightly scared of a radicalised Democratic Party
* this is not a third world country
Unbelievable.
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The local BBC journalists are really doing their thing, unlike the standard we are used to from too many national lobby journalists. Maybe being super chummy with these people since your priv school/Oxbridge days isn't actually a good thing, who knows!
Oof BBC Radio Bristol: “it’s hard to know what has fallen more since you entered Downing Street, the value of the pound of the Tory poll rating.” 🔥🔥🔥
Presenter pulling apart her Ukraine line: “Putin was responsible for the Bank of England’s intervention yesterday, was he?”
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I would like to remind the BBC that there was someone trying to firebomb to kill children in Dover not even a week ago. Maybe don't talk about people 'defending' on the 'frontline'. You'd think that is basic but apparently not.
A BBC reporter talking about the UK 'defending itself on the frontline against migrants'
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The reason why I can’t believe Starmer visiting that church isn’t deliberate is the amount of research and rep risk assessments that I’ve done at work for brands for any kind of partnership content and I can’t get it into my head that an org as big as Labour won’t do that too
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Can I opt out of paying tax in this country given I am not a citizen too? Or national insurance? Stop following the law that this country's government is making? No? Then let me have a vote.
To allow non-UK nationals to choose the UK government is to undermine the entire concept of citizenship. The last thing Labour needs is to go into this election still ignorant of important themes such as citizenship, nationhood and belonging.
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Yvette Cooper is a prime example of a politician that was assumed by many to be "good on immigration" because she was associated with "Remain" (Cooper-Letwin bill etc).
But she's not even pro-migrant enough to be properly pro EU FOM, let alone anybody else's!
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I hope Saj is going to delete all the files for the 11th March budget from the shared drive on his way out
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Unpopular opinion: I'm starting to believe that, in the event of a Labour Gov and a 2nd ref on Labour deal vs remain, the Labour Party should be officially "neutral" as an institution and all MPs free to campaign for what they think is best.
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My best-aged political opinion surely is that I have never liked Nandy, just incredible instincts from me on that one.
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There’s clearly and rapidly a prominent brand of ‘feminism’ emergig in the Labour Party that’s a ven diagram of reactionary views on sex and kink, TERF and SWERF politics and grounded in the innocence/fragility of white cis womenhood.
Dangerous shit.
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Over the past month, Labour moderates on Twitter did their best to get me fired from my actual job, torpedo my writing gigs and expel me from Labour so I think I deserve this tonight 🍷
Sad to see old comrades join in but guess there’s no real friends in politics 🤷🏼♀️
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Class is literally just a vibe in British discourse, because the way politicians and media have gone about it is that you are essentially working class if you are a millionaire as long as you hold reactionary views.
Latest findings in our class attitudes poll!
- A quarter of Brits on £100,000+ identify as working class, as do a fifth of Brits on £75,000+
- Half of Brits who own their house outright say they're working class, as do 48% of those with mortgages
...
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can’t help but feel this performance from Labour is also very disgusting, it’s not about supporting Diane genuinely, it’s making cheap shots at the tories to feel morally superior. They instrumentalise Diane without care for her tbh
“You just want to hate all black women because she’s there”
One day, when they’ve left office, ministers like Mel Stride will regret debasing themselves like this.
It does show that the Conservative Party is rotten to its core and unfit for office.
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Nadia is saying it as it is: migrants do not drive down wages and working conditions, bosses do. And this government lets them get away with it.
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A mortgage holiday without a rent holiday actually pisses me off so much because it means landlords make even more profit for this time without their outgoings, literally profiting off a health crisis
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I genuinely have a lot of feelings on a policy that allows us to see “family members” in a limited context but not friends. Rather than assessing viability of social contact based on risk we’re looking at it through the prism of a certain values-based social order, the family.
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I expected that this is going to be weird, but seeing Unions cancel their strike actions is really disappointing. Come on guys!!!!!
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honestly the cognitive dissonance between going to palestine marches (normal people from all backgrounds worried about genocide) vs portrayal of them in media/politics (essentially ISIS storming the palace or something) is driving me insane today.
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I actually find the ‘there is nothing more ex than an ex MP’ and the foregrounding of MPs own mortgage worries very illuminating here. They are all legitimately furious because for once they feel like they are in the shit with the rest of us because of their own actions.
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The tuition fee stuff, to me, is real Blairism brain rot, because I don’t understand why anyone even on the centre left would be in favour of it, other than because they have to now because it was Blair who did it.
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Sadly Oppenheimer was a relatable film because I, too, have spent too much time with superficially communist intellectuals of varying seriousness over the last few years
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Personally I will continue wearing a mask after 19th July - it’s in my routine, doesn’t seem that big of a deal to continue; lots of us are not fully vaccinated yet and can still spread COVID with minor/no symptoms - and with fewer test and trace we might not know we have it!
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Like the food price hikes are really quite steep, so how people are supposed to make healthy choices, it is getting more difficult and nobody steps in, instead you just get shamed about the calorie content of a pint
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German police breaks the door to a utility cupboard to turn off the electricity in the building that hosted the Palestine Congress
Still think we actually live in true democracies in Europe?
#WeAccuseGermany
#PalaestinaKongress
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ok so Reeves is supposed to be good as chancellor because she was a saddo child, got it very helpful BBC
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Rosie Duffield punching downwards on a staffer who felt had to quit their job *in a global pandemic* because of her horrendous transphobia. The Labour Party has more than enough reasons to take action, total cowardice not to.
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Anti Traveller racism is so common in Labour that whenever you get handed a leaflet that refers to the community you can be 99% sure it’s something negative and the least one can do is do a google if not sure on the exact wording used, and then challenge it, not just hand it out
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Just bizarre sometimes to remember people were idiots enough to believe that *Ed Miliband* would wreck the economy with some vanilla centrist policies. Just omg
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Gotta say as well that Keir is making Burnham look like an absolute hero in comparison, for doing the bare minimum of what you'd expect from a senior Labour politician - asking for people's lives and livelihoods to be protected in the pandemic
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Don’t do sports events - that’s for normal people enjoying themselves
Don’t do traffic - it’s normal people
trying to get to work
Don’t do think tanks or politicians or
department buildings - that’s intimidating to those in charge
Base line is just don’t do anything
This is both dumb and disgraceful - Policy Exchange is an important part of the Westminster think tank scene and shouldn’t be intimidated in this way
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I know it sucks when it happens, but when my employer was contacted last year about what I tweet, they were largely just confused why they should care, because a lot of people outside Twitter do not care about what is going on here. Maybe something these journos should consider.
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It makes me so angry that societal norms dictate we owe Boris Johnson some form of compassion and sympathy over his illness but over 900 people dead in a day is somehow considered meaningless and doesn’t warrant Government scrutiny.
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Quite funny to claim visiting pickets and organising strikes is some form of performance whereas milking some pro bono work you did a few decades ago for your PR isn’t
Britain is stuck thanks to a succession of Tory governments.
As leader of the Labour Party, I’m focused on getting us into power.
Only then can we deliver the change that trade unions and working people want and need.
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The paradox of Labour is that the people who run the Uxbridge campaign and lost will be rolled out as the experts on how to win elections from now on
Labour’s unsuccessful Uxbridge candidate Danny Beales currently addressing the party’s National Policy Forum, just before Starmer speaks, and denouncing Ulez
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Among the craziest things I’ve seen is like giving an hour notice to bomb a building is some act of charity and makes it fine, like no?!?!? People’s homes will still be gone, so will be most of their possessions, nobody would be ok with that?!!?
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This suggests that trans teens should be screened for autism/ADHD, trying to frame trans identities as linked to 'mental illness' in some form, and, linked with the 'can't make decision until 25' point, also pushes lack of agency for neurodiverse people
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Labour people can't even be mad at this because they made their own bed. You can't argue with the examples Owen highlights, because it is just the truth. People WILL quickly become disillusioned with a Lab gov, the far right WILL be there to capitalise, if there's no alternatives
I just quit Labour after 24 years.
We deserve better than the race to the bottom between Labour and the Tories.
Labour want you to think there's no alternative. But there is.
Join it:
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Really feels like the post-war settlement on human rights is collapsing in front of our eyes. From the tearing up of the refugee convention to shrugging at what has been considered war crimes, ethnic cleansing attempts etc. Universality is over.
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The problem with the whole COVID ‘personal responsibility’ framing is that it’s an excuse for the government to not provide any further assistance to those ill or isolating - and that should be a cause for concern for us regardless of our feelings on ‘freedoms’
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thank you to the comrades who took one for the team and sat through a whole day of Fabian conference, probably the most mind numbingly boring event of the year, to give Lammy a message 🙏🏼
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just like Germany, Britain claims the moral high ground all while having not meaningfully reckoned with the extend of its own crimes against humanity and the ongoing consequences of colonisation
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The canary is a shit rag and no Labour representatives should engage with it, members should stop reading it. There are left wing sites you can follow that aren’t full of racist conspiracies.
Saddened to be labelled a “pro-Israel chair” and “promoting the antisemitism narrative against Labour” by
@TheMendozaWoman
in
@TheCanaryUK
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I’m a Jewish Labour activist who supports the Palestinian cause and calls out antisemitism.
This is not journalism. This is racist smears.
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Incredible that it now seems everyone who protests on Palestine is openly branded a terrorist risk. Crazy.
“I don’t want another [terrorist] attack on this house”
Speaker of the House Lindsay Hoyle announces there will be an emergency debate on Gaza and apologises for the part he played in the chaos yesterday, but says he was acting with the safety of MPs in mind.
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Deportation is still Labour Party policy by the way, the best we got is a review into some of the most notorious detention centres, but Labour has never brought itself to call for a stop of immigration enforcement - which means deportation
Howard Beckett has been suspended from the Labour Party
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It’s not surprising that the Tories are doubling down on anti migrant hate as they need distraction from their economic failures; but for Labour to wade in the same way when they’re plenty ahead in the polls shows they really also *mean it*; not just a strategic calculation
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Would genuinely quite like to understand the reasoning behind Labour focusing on more police, when there's been scandal after scandal that involved the police's behaviour. Do they just bank on ppl impacted/care about this have nowhere else to go than Labour?
The Tories’ soft approach to crime lets criminals off the hook and lets victims down.
Labour would make offenders pay back to communities and tackle antisocial behaviour with police hubs in every area.
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Undercover cops in clubs means I can't stop thinking about how it was quite common in my Uni days that men would turn up to parties at 5am stone cold sober to 'pick up the leftovers', aka often drunk women, to have sex with and how that is sth I can totally see replicated.
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Me when looking at housing options: London is so over, total capitalist hellscape, let’s get out and start a new life
When crossing a bridge during sunset: YOU HAVE TO DRAG MY COLD DEAD BODY AWAY FROM HERE, I LOVE YOU, BEST PLACE ON EARTH
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Would advise comrades not to say that the budget is essentially what Labour had done because it reinforces the narrative that Labour is redundant as soon as the Tories do a little investment, as a treat
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The 'Who is our Jacinda' discourse is as cursed as 'British AOC' and the worst corners of Labour/centrist Twitter will manage to conclude that in both cases the answer is Jess Phillips
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Met someone once who had a non-British husband. Had their visa denied. Sought help from the local MP Joan Ryan. She told the woman that “she’s met many girls like her” who would be exploited by men for a visa. Shocking. The person of course was livid
The fact Ian Austin and Joan Ryan prefer a hard right government that wants to introduce an Australian style immigration system (ie. very racist) over a democratic socialist one shouldn't surprise anyone.
It's simple. They're not left wing.
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It's my unpopular hill to die on, but that migrants should just indefinitely continue to sacrifice their social relations with friends/family abroad for 'the greater good' of the British nation, whilst being treated as second class citzens here, is not acceptable to me.
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Good to see RLB use Tribune for her proper launch article. As I've said previously, using left media is a good way to reach your core supporter base (first step of the campaign is to energise them!) & it helps build left media, big outlets will cover news
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Cops on horses are scary, doesn’t radiate peaceful vibes tbh
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As a medium income earner with no parents to gift me a huge deposit I have looked into shared ownership recently as a way to get off private renting. But these service charge stories are scaring the shit out of me so I’ll probably pass on it.
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Another three dimensional chess move for Labour's galaxy brain strategy: launch your local election effort under the slogan 'Vote Labour to support nurses' but then argue that you only want to give a payrise marginally better than the Tories and that's all they deserve.
Angela Rayner arguing against a 5% pay rise for nurses (via Labour 2019 manifesto) cuz “what me & Keir have done is listen to people”. Huh? What does the even mean? Genuinely, where do they find these people.
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MPs are people with enormous power over everyone’s lives, they’re not the same as your mate from school who votes tory and who you’d be welcoming if he changed his mind eventually!! If you voted with the Tory whip 24hrs ago, you’ve been actively making people’s lives worse!!
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because of the Katespiracy I’ve actually been paying some attention to what royal engagements are and what the fuck
🗣️ 'My wife is the arty one.'
Prince William praises the Princess of Wales' artistic skills as he decorates biscuits in West London.
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