Hughster

@hughster.bsky.social

Keyboard warrior with an opinion on everything (and a presence on far too many social media platforms). 🇬🇧

Agreed that this place shouldn't be a leftist bubble, but the problem is that the Right has radicalised so much that there are simply fewer rightwingers who could come here and be trusted not to post discriminatory things (that thanks to X they've come to believe are normal discourse)

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Quite happy in saying anyone who behaves like this towards NHS staff should be refused help until they accept the staff they're given, or told to go private if they think they can find a hospital who'll accommodate them

-A white man allegedly refused to let a sonographer scan his pregnant wife, telling the staff: "l don't want anyone from any ethnic background touching my woman."
- And another patient refused to let a black radiographer perform their chest X-ray, as "black people frighten me".
Charles EP Murphy@cepmurphy.bsky.social · yesterday

news.sky.com/story/nhs-st... stereotypically this has been seen as Old People, but not only would the old people of now have often been born post-Windrush, lot of this will be younger people who've always lived in a diverse Britain. The guy with a pregnant wife likely millennial at oldest

A party that was actually anti-racist would be kicking this person out, not allowing them to run for the Governing Committee. There are many decent Greens who will be disgusted by this and I wish them all power fighting back against it. We know from experiance how hard that is.

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As Rod Liddle has died, I notice this column I wrote in 2019 about his attacks on people with M.E. is on the most read again. Rebekah Brooks, of News UK, described Liddle today as “provocative”. In reality, he spread lies about very sick people for cash. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

Rod Liddle vilifies disabled people. I’m tired of the hate. We all should be | Frances Ryan

Whether it is ME patients or another target, huge swathes of the media have normalised hatred of minorities for years, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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Labour MPs need to continue trying everything in their power to get their PM and government off the fash website where they're swimming in right-wing content that they're disproportionately likely to engage with

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Actually no, there's pretty broad public support for ending illegal crossings, which do more than probably anything else to lower public support for legal migration and recruit more people to the far right

Zack Polanski @zackpolan ski.bsky.s... 52m Very disappointing from the new Prime Minister, very much sounding like the previous PM.
These are among the world's most vulnerable and desparate people. They need safe routes and humanity from responsible politicians, not grandstanding. This isn't doing politics differently.

Burnham pledges to be 'relentless' in curbing small boat crossings

Looking back at March 2020 in retrospect it's very easy to argue about whether lockdowns were too harsh based on the societal effects years down the line but forgetting the spiralling daily death figures we were all looking at at the time

One has to wonder if Lewis Goodall dabbling with Long Covid trutherism and being genuinely surprised by the reaction here is yet another example of what happens when you spend every day on X