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VileLL posted:is it a oval office move to use the covid reporting service thing when a neighbour's decided that a regional spike is the perfect time to stick a dozen people under a tent in his garden, in a street mainly filled with olds Probably yeah, but do it anyway.
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VileLL posted:is it a oval office move to use the covid reporting service thing when a neighbour's decided that a regional spike is the perfect time to stick a dozen people under a tent in his garden, in a street mainly filled with olds yeah because the olds got us into the current mess
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Sadiq is such a bellwether for racists because he’s so milquetoast and boring that the only reason to get so angry at him is bigotry.
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Barry Foster posted:This is the future, isn't it I'm convinced the reason Cameron's government pandered to bigots and racists to such an extent was because nobody in their circles had ever set foot in the kinds of places where people have always been saying things like that. Now they yell it outdoors too because they think it has been legitimised
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crispix posted:I'm convinced the reason Cameron's government pandered to bigots and racists to such an extent was because nobody in their circles had ever set foot in the kinds of places where people have always been saying things like that. What, do you think nobs aren't extremely and overtly racist? They absolutely are.
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Bobby Deluxe posted:^^^ the public seems to much prefer benefitting from the boom and shoving the consequences of the bust onto people they can ignore. This is all entirely likely so hold off on your fees for as long as possible. My Uni is using blended learning but every course has to have some level of F2F contact so students have to come to campus, and Covid isn't a good enough reason to stay away and do everything via distance learning unless you're self isolating, but that's a very short-term allowance.
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Something to keep in mind for the next election: here’s how you win a debate, motherfuckers https://twitter.com/bangordailynews/status/1304560572084744192
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Sep 12, 2020 15:05
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It owns that RL ran as the pro Corbyn candidate and then turned around and said actually he's poo poo. So simultaneously scotlab went nowhere but it can also be blamed on corbynism
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ScotLab are just loving profoundly useless. An entire political party I wouldn't trust to find their own arse with both hands.
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Ive found the SNP have been exposed as much more competent communicaters but essentially a pretend government. Most of the job of modern Liberal government is producing content for media and they are a lot better at that. But every step of the roni road has had nicola announcing bojos own policies either shortly before or afterwards as if they were part of her own, better articulated plan. Given the NHS is one of the few things the SNP supposedly demand control over, the Scottish government's lack of agency is worrying. If the nationalists were serious about running the country they would be using this disaster as proof Scotland desperately needs devolution as a matter of emergency and they'd have been doing it since April. As is I am getting the creeping feeling they are happy with the current arrangement where they get the job, attention (theyr on scottish TV a lot) and pension without the responsibility or workload. Which is absolutely how scotlab seems to have been regarding delegating power to English Labour, is why I thought of it. It imo explains also why after indie ref failed they didn't start gunning for devo max and just went right to another ref. This state of affairs seems to suit them fine.
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Sep 12, 2020 15:26
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Politicians are principle-less chancers you say. I'm shocked.
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Oh dear me posted:What, do you think nobs aren't extremely and overtly racist? They absolutely are. Lol god no. I meant they didn't realise how dangerous it is to pander to racist loudmouths
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crispix posted:Lol god no. I meant they didn't realise how dangerous it is to pander to racist loudmouths Not to them it ain't
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Communist Thoughts posted:Ive found the SNP have been exposed as much more competent communicaters but essentially a pretend government. I think a lot of that is true but I think the notion the SNP aren't entirely sincere about wanting Scottish independence is beyond laughable. A reach so far you're liable to scald yourself on the surface of the sun.
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https://twitter.com/patrickkmaguire/status/1304784502431125506?s=19 Lol I almost respect him for trying the "That's not me in the photo" route. Utter charlatan.
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Just watched this, it's good and ties up a bunch of things previously covered about conspiracy mindsets. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTfhYyTuT44
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Guavanaut posted:Just watched this, it's good and ties up a bunch of things previously covered about conspiracy mindsets. It's fantastic, this. I said it in the RGD thread but it's well worth the time investment to watch it and ties it up in a really succinct way. But don't skip to the end, it's a great punchline but feels much better with the long run-up
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Sep 12, 2020 18:24
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Who could have foreseen this https://twitter.com/DavidPaisley/status/1304817269655117824?s=19
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Sep 12, 2020 18:36
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Camrath's fudge saved my from hypoglycemia earlier, thanks Camrath. Chocolate orange is my current favourite, russian revolution was also 10/10 but I liked the white chocolate a bit more than the raspberry and it made me feel like a reactionary.
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Sep 12, 2020 18:46
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You need his new vanilla ice cream fudge, known as First Against The Walls.
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Guavanaut posted:Just watched this, it's good and ties up a bunch of things previously covered about conspiracy mindsets. "Hold on, I'm taking a hit" Pure buckled
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Folding Ideas is a good YouTube
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forkboy84 posted:I think a lot of that is true but I think the notion the SNP aren't entirely sincere about wanting Scottish independence is beyond laughable. A reach so far you're liable to scald yourself on the surface of the sun. fair enough i genuinely don't know enough about them to know what their end game is the supporters i know are definitely sincere
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Tarnop posted:Folding Ideas is a good YouTube Is or was a goon but had a meltdown in the movies forum because he was wrong about batman or something.
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If we held being a former goon against lefttubers we probably wouldn;t have any lefttubers left.
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UKMT must make for exciting colleagues between the self-destructively pass-agg management style and the No Tryhards doctrine. I also enjoyed that Bertrand Russell essay about idleness, and agree that we shouldn't grind our hands down to the bone on the job, especially if it's a bullshit job for a lovely corporation. Does seem a little uncomradely and perhaps even self-parodic to bang on about colleagues being 'too dumb to skive' as a leftist though.
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It's also ok to enjoy your job and work hard at it because you find it fulfilling, particularly if doing so helps improve your skillset and out you in a better bargaining position for negotiating training or something. A lot of it has to do with the company and management culture though. Most companies I work for treated employees like cattle and would throw you out of the window the second they thought it was possible to save a few quid.
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I just happened to turn on the TV to see them singing Rule Britannia at the Proms, so I guess the gammons will have to find something new to complain about.
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Comrade Fakename posted:I just happened to turn on the TV to see them singing Rule Britannia at the Proms, so I guess the gammons will have to find something new to complain about. Don't worry someone did a Black Lives Matter song, they've been complaining about that instead
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JeremoudCorbynejad posted:Don't worry someone did a Black Lives Matter song, they've been complaining about that instead Lol, really? That’s some real “abortions for some, miniature American flags for others” energy.
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Convex posted:It's also ok to enjoy your job and work hard at it because you find it fulfilling, particularly if doing so helps improve your skillset and out you in a better bargaining position for negotiating training or something. Yes exactly thank you. I guess a lot of it comes down to what kind of work one is doing. Folks been describing lovely minimum wage poo poo with unpleasant colleagues, meanwhile my experiences as an overpaid computer wanker are very different. In my job, in most projects there's like 13 different things that need to be done, and any given person with a degree and ten years of experience can be relied on to know maybe 7 of them if you're lucky. Collaboration becomes kinda important. There are also not that many arseholes
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Well great news, we won't be forced to give Abu Hamza lifetime free KFC bargain buckets and Waitrose can sell wonky vegetables again like in ye olde times. Now we just need to bring back workhouses and hanging and sort out those pesky age of consent laws
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jaete posted:Yes exactly thank you. I guess a lot of it comes down to what kind of work one is doing. Folks been describing lovely minimum wage poo poo with unpleasant colleagues, meanwhile my experiences as an overpaid computer wanker are very different. In my job, in most projects there's like 13 different things that need to be done, and any given person with a degree and ten years of experience can be relied on to know maybe 7 of them if you're lucky. Collaboration becomes kinda important. There are also not that many arseholes I find this in my job as a nurse. The three year training seems to filter out the laziest and workshy. I have no problem with people taking it easy when there is no real work to do. If it's quiet- sure kick back and relax. If poo poo hits the fan I have a less than tolerant approach to people not even trying to pull their weight. It depends on the job and workplace. I have no problem with workers being as lazy as possible in minimum wage jobs, I did the same when I was working minimum wage. When the consequences of your laziness means somebody has to wait longer for fast food- loving go for it. Less so when you are dealing with people's health and well being.
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tbh the idea of the government formally 'opting out of' human rights law doesn't really fill me with a huge amount of dread because they do that all the time anyway whenever it's convenient and no one cares or does anything so really not much is changingDogatron posted:When the consequences of your laziness means somebody has to wait longer for fast food- loving go for it. Less so when you are dealing with people's health and well being. chicken nuggets are a significant part of my subjective well-being ThomasPaine fucked around with this message at 22:56 on Sep 12, 2020 |
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Shogi posted:UKMT must make for exciting colleagues between the self-destructively pass-agg management style and the No Tryhards doctrine. I also enjoyed that Bertrand Russell essay about idleness, and agree that we shouldn't grind our hands down to the bone on the job, especially if it's a bullshit job for a lovely corporation. Does seem a little uncomradely and perhaps even self-parodic to bang on about colleagues being 'too dumb to skive' as a leftist though. I think it's possible to be a leftist and also recognise that there are a lot of thick bastards out there who are beyond help
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ThomasPaine posted:chicken nuggets are a significant part of my subjective well-being Learn to cook your own food and free yourself.
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