Bobby W

@rob-air.bsky.social

Tunes loving, NHS data analysing cyclist. A tad worried about the World feeling screwed / Not a fan of crusades or "settlements", can we all stop trying that please. COYS! (Taunton, UK) Banner: Red Rocks, Wellington NZ. I agreed to not get any closer

Our criteria for success are disastrously skewed. In my view, a successful person is one who does more good than harm, on any scale. On this measure, most billionaires are massive failures, while humble folk in my neighbourhood who look after other people are highly successful.

It's fascinating to watch commentators who sat completely silently for a decade as the Conservative Government changed its leader four times in a row mid-term, now suddenly discover such a keen interest in the concepts of 'mandates' and 'legitimacy'

For some reason our media are not reporting this, those that cover the story focus on damages - that’s mis or dis reporting in my view - the story here is a new duty of fairness on the press, enforceable in law - and it will protect everyone in our country.

We have to ask ourselves how we made British (and American!) politics the go-to career for spivs, chancers, hedge fund speculators, money launderers, crypto criminals, anti-vaxx scammers, Nazis, sex trafficking manosphere influencers and of course the whole Johnson coterie of gropers and stalkers

We're living in a World where Count Binface's pledges, demeanor and appearance are heaps more legitimate, genuine and attractive than the US President's Every second of every hour, until something gives, which it will.

In politics, we’re torn between ideals and practicalities, aspirations and realities, the world as we want it, and as we find it But one day a manifesto comes along that reconciles both in every pledge. A rare moment of clarity and hope

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