Juliet Baker Sparks
@julietjbaker.bsky.social
Buckinghamshire, UK
Interests: NHS (patient experience), disability & access, brain tumours, stroke, education, politics, radio, Bruce Springsteen, what's going on in the world.
Interests: NHS (patient experience), disability & access, brain tumours, stroke, education, politics, radio, Bruce Springsteen, what's going on in the world.
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Lineker & now Ince. Even for those not paying attention it should now be obvious that the sort of people who whine loudest about “cancel culture” are the ones doing the cancelling.
The far right’s commitment to “freedom of speech” is an authoritarian joke & the BBC has disgraced itself.
The far right’s commitment to “freedom of speech” is an authoritarian joke & the BBC has disgraced itself.
December 13, 2025 at 3:01 PM
Lineker & now Ince. Even for those not paying attention it should now be obvious that the sort of people who whine loudest about “cancel culture” are the ones doing the cancelling.
The far right’s commitment to “freedom of speech” is an authoritarian joke & the BBC has disgraced itself.
The far right’s commitment to “freedom of speech” is an authoritarian joke & the BBC has disgraced itself.
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17. Think "Swiss Cheese" - no single measure is enough on its own, no single person will effect change at scale. BUT, individual acts can have both good and bad consequences.
Balance risk, vax status, time spent, ventilation, the activity in question, and who else is there...
Balance risk, vax status, time spent, ventilation, the activity in question, and who else is there...
December 12, 2025 at 11:07 AM
17. Think "Swiss Cheese" - no single measure is enough on its own, no single person will effect change at scale. BUT, individual acts can have both good and bad consequences.
Balance risk, vax status, time spent, ventilation, the activity in question, and who else is there...
Balance risk, vax status, time spent, ventilation, the activity in question, and who else is there...
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Critics of disability benefits largely frame it as a concern for government spending but beneath it, there’s often a clear prejudice: disabled people should have miserable little lives (unlike hardworking, normal people).
December 8, 2025 at 8:14 PM
Critics of disability benefits largely frame it as a concern for government spending but beneath it, there’s often a clear prejudice: disabled people should have miserable little lives (unlike hardworking, normal people).