when a black or asian person commits a crime, the far right will riot everytime... but when Jack, John, or Joe has done wrong, a protest is suddenly too long?
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He's speed running fascism.
1) Revolutionary changes at home
2) Achieve results in months, that should have taken years and decades
3) Believe you are capable of anything, and start looking beyond your borders
4) Overextend and fail
5) Collapse
We are somewhere between 3 and 4
The far right appeal to militarism, that "strong man" vibe and yet are the first to run away with their tails tucked in between their legs
Shameless and soulless careers.
Very happy to have been shortlisted in the Specialist Journalism category in this year's British Journalism Awards for my investigation into Cambridge University professor Jason Arday and the extensive plagiarism in his PhD thesis #BJA2026
Next up is Milei and that dude in Bolivia
As I reported hours ago, Flávio Bolsonaro has arrived safely in United States.
The mastermind behind this operation is U.S. Secretary of State @SecRubio .
From the United States, free and safe, Flávio will lead the opposition against Lula.
What she means is that interest rates would have risen all the way to Mars.
Liz Truss claims the U.K. would have managed successful missions to Mars within years — if only her 49-day premiership hadn’t been cut short.
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Elon Musk found us here. We’re indigenous to this land.
The same crowds who were busy virtually lynching Jason Arday, are now rallying to Thomas Markle's defence following the investigation into him for posessing child abuse.
They're calling Markle an honest man who made a mistake, but treated Arday as a villain - hounded to death.
Not a single protest btw. It was never about jobs, housing, the law, "our women and girls" or whatever excuse they came up with.
It was just racism. Plain and simple.
BREAKING: Barclays cutting 5,000 jobs in AI-led efficiency drive
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Gravem esses nomes: Richarlison e Raphinha.
Os dois únicos jogadores com passagens pela Seleção Brasileira que se posicionaram a favor de Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
E, sabemos que se posicionar a favor do Lula, é o mesmo que apoiar e defender os mais pobres, a educação, a ciência, os trabalhadores e todas as minorias desse Brasil.
Jamais se esqueçam do nome desses caras. Gigantes demais!
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people joke about ADHD like it's just being forgetful, getting distracted / having a million hobbies.
they don't see the missed deadlines, forgotten responsibilites, unfinished goals, and constant guilt of knowing what you need to do but ure struggling to make yourself do it.
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Nothing is as lonely as being autistic in a world for neurotypicals. Ever since l was a kid, people would take one look at me and know there was something "off" about me. In every friend group I've been in, I was treated as subhuman. There is something about me that people inherently don't really like that much, and I don't know what it is.
They allowed Ronaldo and Georgina to live together despite being unmarried. Money always talks, in the end.
Boomers just need to accept change.
Young people, including disabled workers, want to work flexibly with good remuneration, and enough time to still enjoy life. The two aren't mutually exclusive, yet they'd rather blame NEETs and demonise reasonable adjustments for ADHD/Autism.
Exclusive:
Britain is facing an “economic catastrophe and moral failure” because a generation of young people is being written off to a life on benefits, the prime minister has said.
Andy Burnham writes for The Times that the time has come for Britain to “invest in the success of our young people” rather than “pay for failure through the benefits system”.
Setting out his vision for the fundamental reform of welfare, he said the present scheme provided “an assessment, a payment and, after that, a goodbye”, with no support, skills or help getting a job.
In future, Burnham promised, the government would offer a “clear guarantee” of support, starting in schools, to address the almost one million 16 to 24-year-olds not in education, employment or training, known as Neets.
Every young person would be guaranteed a technical pathway, work placements, apprenticeships and the skills they needed to find a job, Burnham said.
However, he cautioned that this would be matched by an expectation that young people would take up the opportunities available to them. He added that under the new system, benefits would become a “backstop” rather than the “starting point” for young people.
His comments come a week after the launch of The Times Welfare Inquiry, a six-month investigation into how the welfare state is working and failing.
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Most people in France can't afford housing.
They didn't blame immigrants, or transgender people, or video games, or avocado toast.
They blame the government. Because that's who's responsible. That's always who's responsible.
