I answer: look at the kind of person this system throws its arms around and cherishes as members of its own class, beloved and attended, and elevates to power and status. Look at who it reviles, rejects and tramples all over. Are we seeing a pattern forming, here.

Not starting a game any time soon. Would have him on the bench.

He played really well for 25 minutes before being visibly knackered. Second half played well for 15 minutes before being visibly knackered.

We don't have time to get the best possible Calvin Ramsey.

Despite my unease/I am still just shaking off fleas

And you can tell this is true just by 1) looking at the intergalactic divide between “what our leaders say” and “what our leaders do”, and 2) at the yawning chasm that divides the relentless catastrophes they inflict from any kind of serious, meaningful negative personal consequences.

While it is ultimately my decision, it isn't my decision. What's worth remarking on is the people I discuss this with are surprised when I tell them what Musk is doing. If you stick to your football heavy curated timeline you don't necessarily notice.

Marie's point is wider than Twitter. But anyway: Because it is where all of football is. It drives me mad but sport is dead over here. I ask for AFQ questions here and get fuck all engagement. I barely post there myself. Am on for about 5 mins a day mostly to give something like D'Urso a push or DMs

"no ifs not buts"
Writing in the Daily Mail too
From memory Ctrl+F of the article turned up zero mentions of "safe", "safety", "ventilation" or "vaccine"

Not the most egregious examples, but because of my particular fixations: here’s the Times endorsing Johnson as leader and PM archive.ph/b8XbA and here they are backing him to Get Brexit Done www.thetimes.co.uk/article/the-... weirdly, on the grounds that it’s not clear what he’ll do if given power.