For instance Zack Polanski publically questioned where I was a "patriot" whilst Tommy Robinson called me a "traitor"

Stella Creasy in today's Guardian trying Labours new tactic.

Its to keep comparing me and the Green Party to Tommy Robinson.

It's offensive, inaccurate and doomed to fail.

Labour really are cooked.

Jonnie flavour sounds a bit off

had Corbyn been in power for Covid you'd have been able to measure the self importance of the Labour right in deaths

I keep seeing the phrase ‘student politics’ and it seems to mean either ‘when you notice things are bad’ or ‘when you want to make things better’ or both

Having an old school bank holiday. Having cans and watching Dr Zhivago

I don’t think you’re receiving enough abuse
tbh

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#gtradio

It’s fun seeing folk on here that I’ve not seen posts by for ages. Because I’ve been on the other place the whole time. Wholesome though

Singing that "you're going to wemberley" is about making a final. Your wife isn't celebrating a semi, nor should you be.

My mate Dave is an admiral. Says he is anyway

He had a pool table, steam deck, and a massive box of Kleenex in there

price is the fairest rationing mechanism as famously everyone in the country has an equal amount of money

if the Greens *aren’t* pissing off everyone who is more or less contented with the status quo at Westminster, then they’re not doing their jobs well at all, so it’s been good to see the reaction to Hannah Spencer’s Guardian article

Will Jennings📉🗳️ ‪@drjennings.bsky.social‬ Anyway, some of the more populist sentences in the article could just as easily have been written by Matt Goodwin, which itself is an important reminder that populist rhetoric comes in all colours.

Quite a day for polprofs throwing toys out of prams

Many such cases

Did he have a stauner? Was he ‘risen?’

Victoria and David Beckham be honest meme. VICTORIA: But it is a moon mission! DAVID: Be honest. VICTORIA: We are BASICALLY going to the moon, very near. DAVID: Be honest. VICTORIA: We will at one point be within 4,300 miles of the moon. DAVID: Thank you.

Not at those prices!

You're just being disingenuous. Of course the government *can* protect people from these effects. You just want to argue that they *shouldn't*, but you don't want to come right out and say that you think massive wealth inequality is a good thing.

The centrist who sneers "populist" is inviting you to believe that there is no difference between "you are worse off because of the swarming hordes of islamic transgenders" and "you are worse off because the rich have used their wealth and power to amass more wealth and power."

On the third day he rose again and asked the DJ to play Discipline by Throbbing Gristle

Ok sir you’re the boss

Never have i seen such a blatant "pretending not to understand something I understand very well because my pay cheque depends on it."

I mean, it's usually obvious to left wing shitposters, but to see it displayed in two almost-consecutive tweets is amazing.

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Will be honest with you here, I don’t think ordinary people care what you or your mates think anymore and are tired of stuff like ‘this’

Oh. You used the word neoliberalism. Automatic forfeit 1 1

I always like this one: Pray Sir William, thou must cease thy prattle about ye so-called “Feudalism”, it giveth me ye Black Death

I’ll dip in and out here like. And that

Ayyy

The Channel 4 doc about how Labour swiftly and utterly fucked it begins in 2024, presumably for much the same reasons that ones about World War I tend to begin in 1914: a lot of messy pre-history that we don’t fancy getting bogged down in.