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Spurs, AuDHD, Librarian https://boxd.it/Lxe1 https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/165181427-steve https://tidal.com/playlist/466aef76-0fac-4845-9801-e74b901640cd

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ownbrand@ownbrand.bsky.social · 11h ago

If people are sending hateful messages about Tel, it’s no-one’s fault but the people sending the messages. Why should he lost his place in the team because he’s the latest figure of hate from a certain section of the support?

The Extra Inch (Spurs Podcast)@theextrainch.bsky.social · 11h ago

We’re starting to get some savage messages and emails about Tel, p bad that the club have put him in this position. I think we’re at the point where we need to take him out for his own protection, even if there are no ideal (fit) alternatives.

We Geek Girls@wegeekgirls.bsky.social · 18h ago

‘Batman: The Animated Series’ premiered on this day 34 years ago! (September 5, 1992) 🦇 Created by Bruce Timm & Eric Radomski. Voice cast: Kevin Conroy, Arleen Sorkin, Mark Hamill, Efrem Zimbalist Jr., Loren Lester, Bob Hastings, Robert Costanzo, Richard Moll, Mari Devon, & more. #OnThisDay #BTAS

Tamar@heartinamber.bsky.social · 2d ago

'Everyone in UK public life has quiet quit their jobs but will get really angry if you point that out' latest

Sunder Katwala (sundersays)@sundersays.bsky.social · 2d ago

The Electoral Commission appears to be straightforwardly wrong about its role and responsibilities in law as the regulator when it says publicly "Information about any potential attempt to evade the controls on donations is for the police to consider". It is the core job of the Electoral Commission

Jack (tehTrunk)@tehtrunk.bsky.social · 2d ago

Harpenden. Not familiar with it, but seems nice, in the affluent London satellite town kind of way. Sort of place a 00’s Brit rom com might stage a climatic set-piece. It is with great pain that I pass this market, the clag of my mushy banana still clinging to my throat.

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Dmitry Grozoubinski@explaintrade.com · 2d ago

So, if I understand Nigel Farage's argument correctly it is: "Everyone I trusted and elevated into a position of responsibility is constantly doing crimes that benefit me but of which I somehow have no knowledge. I am a man with the character, judgement, and intelligence to run the country." Ok.

@LamelaWithYou@lamelawithyou.bsky.social · 3d ago

Blimey 😬 Surrey need a win as well

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The Author, Séamas O'Reilly@seamas.bsky.social · 3d ago

You cannot placate fascists because they have neither a ceiling nor a floor. www.irishexaminer.com/lifestyle-co...

You’re the sensible centrist government watching this take place. The far right pulls off votes to independents and fringe parties from you, the very sensible moderates whose managerial capitalism has actually caused the degradation they ascribe to foreigners. But they’re small enough in number that you dismiss them, and continue with the self-same policies which actually impact their voters’ lives. Next time, they do well enough that you take notice. It is at this point you enter the spiral that has redrawn the electoral map of the Western world for the past decade. You say you recognise ‘legitimate concerns’ and take a tougher line on, say, refugees. You accept the far right’s entirely false premise that immigrants increase crime, that the housing crisis is due to migrants rather than your own bad policies, or that foreigners are swamping the health service, rather than holding it up with their bare hands in the face of your own drastic underfunding of the system. And you become less popular. You, the sensible moderate, continue to slide in the polls against the very parties whose policies you were trying to steal. A sizeable number of your own base are appalled, and you have failed to impress a single racist. Because everywhere, from France to Germany to the Netherlands to the UK, as with Fanta and its supermarket imitators, it turns out people prefer the original to the copy. You’ve driven away your traditional base, while sanitising the racism of the far right for low information voters, who now consider them more reasonable. You have moved the sensible middle position toward the far right — where you now stand, boxed in, by the ghouls you’ve just baptised as moderates. And the slide continues. Because you cannot placate these people. You cannot reach an end. Round up every refugee in camps and they’ll want the next cruelty. Their concerns are not about society, the economy or public safety, they’re an ever-moving target of fear and hatred that cannot be sated, it has to be challenged. And now it’s too late, because you thought that you — and you alone! — would be the first centrist to steal the fascist’s lunch by agreeing with them rather than fighting them with every fibre of your being.
Alasdair Mackenzie@alasdairmackenzie.bsky.social · 4d ago

No: it isn’t “genuinely bad news for the far right” that the framing & salience of its pet subject has been adopted by the entire political-media system. That assumption mistakes the far right‘s demands as genuine & limited, & thus manageable, rather than being a proxy or wedge issue for much worse.

Post from “Otto English” QPing one from Sunder Katwala: Sunder posts ‘“Small boat arrivals fall to six year low" - Telegraph. June, July, August were lowest for six years’ and screenshots a headline from the Telegraph; Otto comments in the QP: ‘Genuinely bad news for the far right’
Daniel Storey@danielstorey85.bsky.social · 5d ago

This has been the Emperor's New Clothes Premier League transfer window, where supporters see the nonsense for what it is and that they are forced to pay for it. And yet still most seem to lap it up. Column. inews.co.uk/sport/footba...

This absurd transfer window exposed the Premier League for what it is

Rising fees, rising wages, rising agent payments, rising interest in a culture that is damaging, unhealthy and doesn't even make much difference - wasn't it great...

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