I was listening to @mrjamesob.bsky.social on catch-up and then, today, I stumbled across this -

www.forbes.com/sites/laurab...

Not at all! Apparently, a childishly simplistic "Yes?/No?" vote is the best way to decide wether we should be in the EU or not.

It seems crazy to me but, hey! Precedent.

It's capitalism. If you don't like family businesses being outcompeted by multinationals, vote accordingly BUT, don't start crying when capitalism finally catches up with a group that you DO care about

I love the way the people who are on the side of the landowners try to insist that the farmland will just disappear if they're forced to sell it on.

"Won't somebody think of the landowners?!"

Austerity has been kicking ordinary people in the teeth for over a decade.

To Pensioners, Businesses and Farmers I say, "Welcome to the club".

It wasn't the objectionable content that I annoyed me. I think it's important to know what the nutters are saying.
It was the sudden change in curation that promoted the voices of hate to the exclusion of everything else that bothered me.

We don't need our own version of "Truth Social"

He first needs to fix the far right propaganda machine that convinced people that Brexit was a good idea in the first place.

This seriously needs to be a discussion.
Media should be accountable for the things it publishes and there should be catastrophic consequences for companies that break the rules.

I'm not sure how I feel about that. I'd rather this site didn't become an echo chamber. I want to know what the mad people are up to. I just want them to be called out when they post their bullshit.