Not Here No More. See you at Bluesky.

London, England
Joined October 2015
Replying to @BestForBritain
Also a Tory saying Labour is wasting too much taxpayer cash?! Would be funny if we weren't having to live with their economic mismanagement.
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Replying to @Wise
Inclusive of all tax? (this is usually not the case with the US)
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Replying to @SGriffin_Lab
Its a good time for other countries to nab the talent from the US.
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🎙️"You said he was a fascist and a demagogue." 📞"I did. But that was before he got into power." British politician outlines the new special relationship with the US where the UK agrees to go along with everything out of pure fear.
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Craziest housing stat of the week: The state spends MORE today on housing than it did in 1976. The key difference: we used to build council houses, now we spend it on subsidising private landlords. Our housing system is completely broken.
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"All the plebs that voted for Reform are getting poorer (while I grift onwards and upwards, gaining wealth!)"
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I'm fully behind your sentiment, but I don't like banning things... We just need to regulate/tax them out of existence.
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Replying to @nicdunz @deedydas
How formal was the Japanese? Because the more formal = the more vowels and less info. E.g. "Sorry" at most informal is "Gomen" (or maybe a grunt) at its most formal is "Gomenkudasaimasendeshita". It is fairly normal for the same person's language to have a wide range in one day.
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Replying to @LouHaigh
Hi Louise! Just wanted to say a couple things: 1) You are already a million times better than any Transport Secretary the Tories could muster! Thank you! 2) Have you listened to this? open.spotify.com/episode/57l… (I wonder if you could get @GarethDennis as an adviser?)
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Replying to @mendiphuntsabs
Lucky for them they weren't protesting about the environment, or they'd be in jail by now...
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Replying to @Gizmodo
Can't they just fill the gaps with frog dna? What could go wrong?
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Replying to @GreenJennyJones
Also how can something called "Gross Domestic Product" be a global measurement?
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Replying to @GreenJennyJones
There's currently (well, as of June 2023) $2.3 trillion being spent on road construction just in Asia-Pacific. I think between now and 2050 it is likely that the total spend on new roads worldwide would at least equal $275 trillion. And they need to be maintained as well.
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Perhaps @GaryLineker might be interested in another podcast...
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The PM's pledge to “cut red tape” is a tired cliché that often means harming environmental standards and workers’ rights. We’ve had fourteen years of successive Conservative governments promising to “cut red tape” - what do we have to show for it? theguardian.com/business/liv…
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Replying to @LondonEconomic
I propose we get rid of the term 'Populist' and replace it with 'Grifter'
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