Noted moaner at customer service departments.
Kent, UK
Joined October 2011
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This could be one of the only good things this Government does, so I have every confidence they’ll sop to it and fund it anyway.
UK Youth Parliament looks set to be axed bbc.in/4iFtnXz
This has gone so badly for the absolute spoon that he’s been noted and had to limit replies. Genuinely the worst MP on this platform and he’s not even the dumbest; just the most relentlessly shameless.
Welfare is lower today as % GDP than it was under the @conservatives in 2010/13.
She isn’t in the detail, or she is and is seeking to divide rather than support people.
Her tone is shrill, bossy and hectoring; it’s being noticed by public.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The 2009-14 peak in welfare spending begins under the Brown Labour ministry, following 5 quarters of recessions from 2008-09.
Conservatives took power in May 2010. The welfare spending percentage is only flat or decreasing under that government. The rise is under Labour.
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David Moose retweeted
Thinking on an higher level, this is actually a profound moment for our gloriously mushy constitutional order: their Lordships did just this, they asked the democratic House to have a longer think, ponder some more.
And it did, and changed its mind. And that's grand, that's how it ought be.
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This reminds me of the Adolescence exchange.
Badenoch is saying something which won't seem radical to the public - though many will disagree - and it's being responded to like some sort edgelord hot take.
'You should aspire to live wherever you want to live, but you shouldn't aspire for the government, i.e. other taxpayers, to pay for you to live wherever you want to'
Conservative party leader Kemi Badenoch told #BBCBreakfast she would target housing allowance as one of the measures to reduce spending on welfare
bbc.co.uk/news/topics/c2jq3d…
I’m so bored of Esther Rantzen’s manipulative bullshit I’m hoping someone has the time to set up one of those accounts to report on a daily basis whether she’s dead or not.
As annoying as Thornberry can be, she is also genuinely very funny. And this will annoy all the right people, so I'm all for it.
Classic; car insurance quote was up 25% on last year, for no reason. Confirmed they couldn't go lower. Shop around, get quote from my bank, which it turns out procures the insurance from my original firm. Price is £5 cheaper than last year. They just make it up as they go along.
So confident everyone else was lying that he’s been posting without allowing comments for days. Just absorbing clicks and likes from morons.
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Man who also currently occupies a position well beyond his abilities calls for restrictions on the press for pointing it out.
The most expected take on anything in the whole of recorded time has happened.
I'm devastated for the family and friends of Jason Arday.
He faced an unacceptable public hounding and campaign of abuse. I know many Londoners will be angry and upset this evening.
Jason Arday was the victim of a pernicious public shaming that other people in his position simply wouldn’t have faced.
His death was a tragedy, but once again it should be a wake up call for all of us.
David Moose retweeted
This is terrible news. Jason Arday has been found dead. I did tweet last week that he needed a compassionate intervention from family, friends, professionals and not more abuse. That he was clearly a troubled person who needed help. Too late. So sad.
David Moose retweeted
None of us needs to "play our part". The mass importation of rapey migrants from the world's worst countries is not some national undertaking that we have agreed to. It is an outrage that has been done to us despite our explicit opposition.
