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Comedian, Photographer, Polymath. Dickhead.

London
Joined June 2009
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I am migrating to Blue Sky. Can't stand this horrible, noxious alt right hate fest. Please give me a follow at: joehuntercomedy.bsky.social Also please post your handles if you would like a follow! Thank you
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You don’t hate socialism. You hate the version that was explained to you by someone who owns 4 houses and 3 yachts
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A nation’s progress is also measured by how it welcomes all people with disabilities and particular needs. Their lives are not a burden on society. They are a blessing, because they can help us to remember the foundation of the dignity of every human being and what is truly important in life. #ApostolicJourney #Argentina
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Just a heads up to the disabled community. This subhuman treatment we've been experiencing from our own government for 16yrs, is absolutely by design. They want us beaten down & gone. Use your spite to rise above it (in absence of spoons)✊️✌️💞 #StrongerTogether
I can’t imagine how fearful disabled people must be. Politicians coming after them almost daily. Turn on twitter & read tweets about how disabled people are playing the system. Switch on the tv & watch chat show presenters arguing about the worth of disabled people. It’s horrific
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I can’t imagine how fearful disabled people must be. Politicians coming after them almost daily. Turn on twitter & read tweets about how disabled people are playing the system. Switch on the tv & watch chat show presenters arguing about the worth of disabled people. It’s horrific
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Kemi Badenoch bemoans lack of "home grown" nurses, she was in the tory government that tripled tuition fees, scrapped education maintenance grants and allowances that helped poorer students, removed bursaries from nursing students, imposed years of pay freezes on NHS staff.
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I’ve learned that physically healthy, able-bodied people think they can “earn” their health. That if they eat right, exercise, and “don’t be lazy,” they’ll be able-bodied forever. This belief is the insidious underbelly of every piece of disability or healthcare legislation.
One of the most effective ways to keep people from questioning an unjust system is to convince them that their ability to survive it makes them morally superior to those who can't.
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Disability does not devalue disabled people. It is the lens of ableism that devalues disabled people.
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The UK does not have a welfare crisis. It does, instead, have politicians who want to scapegoat the most vulnerable people in our society. Unscrupulous neoliberal politicians and commentators are our problem. Those in need are not. youtu.be/C89jDlwF1vs?si=LMYt…
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🔴 EXCLUSIVE: After *five-year* legal battle, Democracy for Sale has forced the government to reveal who referred firms to lucrative Covid PPE ‘VIP lane’ for 'politically connected' 30+ senior Tories are named, plus ex Duchess of York, and many more 🧵 democracyforsale.substack.co…
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The budget has left the wealthy relatively unscathed. Neoliberals are targeting deep social security cuts. Will increase poverty & misery. This graph shows total UK welfare spending as a percentage of GDP, 2013/14 to 2030/31 (spending and forecast) lordslibrary.parliament.uk/w…
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Well said @RichardJMurphy: "Those demanding welfare payment cuts should make explicit that they: Want to increase inequality Think we have insufficient poverty Think the vulnerable should suffer more than they already do Are motivated by greed Then explain the costs of cuts"
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Who in the name of all things holy decided that it’s imperative that we “get the welfare bill down? The UK welfare bill is projected at £360+ billion (around 10.7% to 11% of GDP), remaining lower as a proportion of national income than it was 15 years ago or during the 1980s.
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Reading through the OBR report, found this fascinating nugget given the current hysteria over benefits and disability support: welfare spending is actually 1.2% lower as a share of GDP than it was in 2012/13.
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Why do Labour always attack young people, pensioners, disabled people? People who didn't cause the mess we're in? Why not take on corporate parasites, energy companies, water companies, private equity, landlords?
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Tesco are making £4bn a year in profit. About 50% of their staff are on Universal Credit. Why don't we crackdown on this unneeded benefit for billionaires?
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Please donate.
Eye gaze technology has finally given Milo a voice. Now he could lose it. He's 14, non-verbal, needs 24-hour care, and because he's been out of education, the NHS won't fund the device he can clearly use. His family need to raise £10,000.
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I'm just glad I don't live in a dictatorship but a free democracy where every few years I can vote for a different banker or lawyer or landlord that represents the vast network of powerful corporate interests that controls every aspect of my life from cradle to grave
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I wish more people understood that disability is universal. You will experience disability at some point in your life, whether from accident, illness, old age, or even temporary disability. Please advocate for accessibility because it literally benefits everyone.
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A simple truth
Nearly half of people who apply for PIP are in work and use the funds to enable themselves to stay in work. Cutting PIP will add to the welfare budget as those people will no longer be able to stay in the work force.
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