Toussaint L'ownvature
@danzx00.bsky.social
Now high noon And there ain't no secrets No more Excuses
fascist: there is normal (me) and not normal (you) and i hate you because you're a weird little freak. you should be dead. guardian journalist: there is normal (me) and not normal (you) and i hate you because for some reason i'm not allowed to call you a weird little freak. should you be dead?
Funny thing about this is he is actually bang on: it is absolutely the British media's job to hold the public to account. Which is precisely why the entire rancid edifice needs demolishing.
Tofu-Eating Wokerati@hungrywokerati.bsky.social · 2d ago"Are you literally spending your day going round Bluesky saying this man deserved to die?" No, I'm saying that blaming the media for investigating Jason Arday's numerous false claims is misguided. The media did what it was supposed to do: seek the truth and hold people to account.
Gonna keep telling this story. I watched an hour long "How To Write An AI Novel" how to video out of curiosity and I shit you not, 60% of the video was about how to trick Claude into writing something that didn't look like it was AI. If genAI is a tool, it's core audience uses it mostly for fraud.
Chris DeLeon Ⓥ make your own games@chrisdeleon.bsky.social · 3d agoeverybody clearly wants Al which is why if anybody is able to tell a business used it their customers will leave
They are never going to learn, and so they are never going to stop until somebody stops them.
Gregk Foley@gregk.co.uk · 6mo agoSharing from a friend, a passage from the Leveson Inquiry regarding the British actor Denholm Elliott, who died of AIDS in 1992. Three years after her death, the News of the World journalist Paul McMullan did the following to his daughter—neither a celebrity nor even someone of public interest.
The Times wrote literally dozens of articles on Jason Arday, including one only a few hours ago saying he "may want to get himself a nice pair of orange trousers" that has since been deleted. The story was as much about academic accountability as GamerGate was about ethics in games journalism.
They talk about the threats to MPs but they never talk about the threats to the public from the press. They are so out of control it should be a national crisis.
Jason Arday is dead. The UK media won’t learn a thing from this. Because they’re racist bastards. He has two children.
My god, what an image. Dead kings in a plastic box, carried off as the world burns.
Reuters@reuters.com · 5d agoSpain removes remains of 11th century kings from monastery as wildfire rages reut.rs/4zAAN4r
Can you really get any more Labour Prime Minister than being given an existential crisis in your second week and utterly failing to even attempt to get anywhere near trying to think about possibly mitigating it?
Slurms MacKenzie@slurmsmackenzie.bsky.social · 5d agoAndy Burnham is the Neville Chamberlain of climate change
Half the country on fire and the other half no longer arable and all Andy Starmer has to talk about is a disposable charcoal briquette. The Labour Party is institutionally incapable of ever meeting the moment
Sarah Creighton @saraita101.bsky.social · 6d agoAt what point do we take this seriously
Are we past the boomers constantly yapping about the summer of 1976 yet or nah?
"Tiktok is corrupt" says I, a literal paid shill
Ketan Joshi@ketanjoshi.co · 7d agoOpenAI sent a bunch of big influencers on a "luxury eco-retreat" (!!!!) and those influencers came into contact for the first time with how intensely the public hates the company and the technology This person literally did the video with the bath water running www.instagram.com/p/Dbf0jO2j2JA/
Would he even be a Labour Prime Minister if his response to an existential crisis wasn't a meaningless ban?
🪭LINA لينا@agirlcalledlina.bsky.social · last wk.Give me strength
The Labour Party: what if we did scrounger pre-crime
The Guardian@theguardian.com · 2w agoPrimary schools to be told to identify children at risk of future unemployment
AI is the true demonstration of the excesses of capitalism and a gratuitous example of how much money companies have access to versus regular people, and how credulous some people can be as a result of the powerful spending lots of money. bsky.app/profile/emil...
Emil Sinclair@emilsinclair19.bsky.social · 2w agoLiterally cancer
Let us retvrn to the distant long lost past of four years ago
Ayo@darrylayo.bsky.social · 2w agoGuys like this don’t realize that they are the freak
Its interesting to note when antisemitism and harassment Actually Count isnt it
The fact that Rod Liddle was a respected grandee of the British media class tells you all you need to know about them
I've always despised Lewis but COVID truther is still something I didn't expect. Kind of crazy how the hacks are still able to surprise you even with everything
flyingrodent@flyingrodent.bsky.social · 3w agoMaybes aye and maybes naw, but I got it fairly early and it 100% killed my sense of taste and smell for a year and even now, five years later, I may have about 25-30% of my old ability to smell anything. Mrs R needs to tell me when the cat’s litter tray needs changed, because I wouldn’t know.
Liberalism is literally a right wing ideology that places property rights above human rights. Of course liberals will always side with fascists, *they are on the same side of the political spectrum*
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL: we're sorry. we listened. we made an error when we listed the westboro baptist church as a hate group. we'd like to especially apologise to fred phelps for suggesting he was homophobic. we're sorry. and maybe god really does hate fags. we're sorry. we listened. we're sorry
I mean we already know how dangerous and disgusting the hacks in this country are when it comes to COVID (and everything else)
Marcus 🏳️🌈🇧🇧@marcusjdl.bsky.social · 3w agoHe’s getting dragged for this in the comments and he deserves it. The memory loss! The lack of care for the vulnerable here
Amnesty have issued an apology to JK Rowling and the rest. Adjust your expectations, and donations, accordingly www.amnesty.org.uk/latest/an-ap...
An Apology for A Growing Threat briefing, published on 8 July 2026
Amnesty International UK has made a public apology for the publication of the briefing “A growing threat: the anti-rights movement in the UK”. Click here to read it in full.
amnesty.org.uk
"Pragmatism" has only ever been a Blairite euphemism for corruption and destruction
![From Wikipedia:
The purpose of a system is what it does (POSIWID) is a heuristic in systems thinking coined by the British management consultant Stafford Beer,[1] who stated that there is "no point in claiming that the purpose of a system is to do what it constantly fails to do".[2] It is used in systems theory, and is generally invoked to counter the notion that the purpose of a system can or should be read from the intentions of those who design, operate, or promote it. When a system's side effects or unintended consequences reveal that its behaviour is poorly understood, then the POSIWID perspective can balance political understandings of system behaviour with a more straightforwardly descriptive view.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:xa4eltdd2z3scndtv4yvb65p/bafkreiem4i55e3gqp6endhcbz2voh2vgqd4y5xdo7bd5qgkrvnz745riby)
