It's two fold because, yes they are frauds but also feeds into a general dislike of the press which is held accross the electorate

Turns out government is much more difficult than rigging internal elections and sabotage is. Who new?

Not a doubt in my mind that these are related

Really you do need to think like a capitalist at times. Not to 'maximise profits' or whatever, just to seize opportunities. So when you read 'Rich monsters want to make money off fucking with the environment - I read 'rich monsters want to spend extended time outdoors in remote, unmointored areas.'

"We have here a non-media trained representaive of a marginalised group and Winston Terfington-Smythe III from Generic Tufton Street thinkthank. Winston, you're the expert here, why should this person die?"

Here's your headline: 'Steve Reed has opinion. Is objectively wrong.'

Best part is you can reuse that at any time. You can probably layoff that headline writer who keeps slipping transphobic dogwhistles in.

Please say this is a bit.

Can't care about trans people when rent is so high. Can't care about imperialism when I can't affording the heating. Can't care about the environment when my work are make redundancies. Can't care about immigrants there's no housing. GUESS WHAT, MATE?

Merry Christmas bud

Btw, you can write to any of the detainees and they appreciate it.

My son's partner is Maddy Norman, but there are other people as well

You see - you're just supposed to *act* like things matter. You don't put anything on the line. Whenever a right wing acquaintance says something out of order you can chip in, who cares? It's not online where people can see it. Fuck it, vote for whoever will lower your taxes who's gonna know?

The whole thread disgusts me. 'Oh it's British people overestimating their place' yeah mate because when I think of a hunger striking protestor detained by the British state I think 'that person must really think highly of Britain.'

It's just abject. The press and government just doing everything in their power to pretend they can't see it

Nothing is as alien to a liberal as the idea that some people have things they actually believe in fighting for.