Wiredfire

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Careless “mistakes” like this by the Greens massively undermines their credibility, gives Reform an edge to pick at, and makes Polanski continue to look just like all the other whiney whinging moaning point-scoring politicians. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article... #ukpol

Reform UK reporting Green leader Zack Polanski to police over Instagram post

The post included a photo of a man wearing a top featuring the name "Nigel" alongside an image of a guillotine.

bbc.co.uk

Hard to take a Prime Minister deposit whose online posting is restricted to monolithic toxicity platforms. I appreciate here is, functionality, also monolithic and rapidly on the path to terminal toxicity but still better than the Other Places for now.

Might go back to my old 2nd gen iPhone SE while I’m figuring the fuller digital detox. or rather I would if porting over the messaging archives wouldn’t devour too much of it’s meagre 64gb storage 🤔

I am horrified at the noises coming out of the UK government about social media bans for under 16s, consequential “age checks” for anyone else to access the “banned” services and the alarming chatter about trying to ban VPNs.

“Andy Burnham vows to 'save' Labour” Cool story, bro.. but you miss the point. The general public couldn’t give a rat’s arse about Labour, it’s themselves, their families, and their ability to get by day to day that they want “saving”. www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cd...

Andy Burnham vows to 'save' Labour as Wes Streeting says he would enter leadership contest - follow live

The Greater Manchester mayor and former health secretary's comments come as Prime Minister Starmer faces pressure after Labour's heavy election losses.

bbc.co.uk

Look, it’s really rather simple. We have a new box on the ballot papers that reads [ ] None of the above If None wins then all the candidates are barred from running again anywhere. Ever. No taksies backsies. If None gets a majority 100% of MP get ejected and barred. Only way to clean house

From the figures available so far it appears that despite the headlines and the sweeping "victories" for Reform they have only actually received around 27% of the actual votes across the nation. Good news: more people reject Reform than support Bad news: FPTP means they think they have a mandate

Alarmingly strong results for Reform so far.. I kinda blame the Greens for taking such a back-seat approach in areas they actually needed to put the work in to. so many people just want an alternative and the Greens stood by and let Reform sweep that up :(

Did a vote. Voted for the least-shitty option. Mostly to keep Reform out. Every single option was crap. Every candidate or their party was detestable. Even the Greens were abysmal (see earlier posts and replies).