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sinky posted:My "not due to political interference" T-shirt etc. I just checked with a reputable source on this subject- Yes, it's loving political, everything is political
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Aghast at the suggestion that a politician would do politics in their political party.
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DesperateDan posted:I just checked with a reputable source on this subject- 
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Bobby Deluxe posted:There does seem to be a governmental distrist of doctors. See also welfare applications getting their own idiot to do the assessment instead of just contacting the many doctors who's notes you provide. (I am always pages behind on this thread) Completely tangential to your point, but the welfare assessments wasn’t just because they distrust doctors, it’s because 1) They wanted people who were willing to mendaciously misrepresent people’s health status, and 2) In our kleptocratic times, it’s another chance to funnel money to an outsourcing firm. A former colleague (and uhhhh not a good doctor or person) went to work for these people and they were getting a very competitive salary compared to what they would have got as a jobbing junior doctor in London at the time, for 9-5 work. Vile.
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This is rather special: https://twitter.com/sfinn80/status/1485336705859080192
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fuctifino posted:This is rather special: I think I've seen this anime
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I could hear the neon genesis evangelion theme tune in my head watching that.
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It was Shadow Hearts for me. Would be completely believable without the reference to Midsomer Murders, everyone knows the illuminati favor Columbo
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https://twitter.com/guardian/status/1485608608683503620quote:Duff was arrested on 5 May 2013 on suspicion of obstructing and assaulting police after trying to hand a legal advice card to a 15-year-old caught in a stop-and-search sweep in Hackney – allegations she was later cleared of in court. She was taken to Stoke Newington police station, where Sgt Kurtis Howard, in charge of the custody area, ordered the search when she refused to cooperate with officers.
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fuctifino posted:This is rather special: Evangelion and Assassins' Creed combine in... Milton Keynes. Kind of funny that they're that paranoid but no one seems alarmed by the air-raid siren (?) going off in the second video.
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Comrade Fakename posted:Evangelion and Assassins' Creed combine in... Milton Keynes. That's just the Milton Keynes alarm, reminds you of the danger of staying in Milton Keynes.
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What boils my piss on this is that if we ignore the disgraceful comments, she was innocent of obstructing/assaulting the police, so even if a forced strip search was done in the most professional of ways, it was still entirely wrong as it was being done to an innocent person. I think the phrase is, “You won’t do the time but you will come for the ride”, as in, the police know they won’t get a conviction, but that’s not the problem, the ordeal and trauma of us getting you to that conclusion is enough punishment.
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They strip searched her in case she was hiding more "know your rights" advice cards about her person. An apology isn't even a start...
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Milton Keynes is the Sitra Achra of Brighton
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I haven't watched those videos but to be honest learning that anything built in Britain was designed by a cabal of upper classes nonces would be in no way surprising.
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They're allowed to lock you up for 24 hours without charge, and a lot of them will milk that for everything it's worth knowing most people can't afford a civil suit for harrassment to stop it, and also how much an unexpected 24 hours away from their work / family / appointments will gently caress things up for them.
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fuctifino posted:This is rather special: I'm sorry I can't get past the fact that the guy filming this is apparently wearing a TV... as a helmet?
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I've read more than my fair share of stories about people with diabetes being locked up overnight (sometimes because officers have wilfully? misinterpreted their symptoms of hypoglycaemia, to make it worse) and having their insulin/equipment/sugar etc taken away for the duration. A few of them nearly died as a result - taking insulin is a medical thing and within the confines of the jail only a doc is allowed to do medical things and they don't come in till 9am, nevermind if you don't react quickly you might be in a coma in a matter of hours. I could write paragraphs about this but the long and short of it is it's loving horrific and they will kill someone sooner or later because they either don't loving get it or more likely they don't care, and being banged up is honestly one of the scariest things to me because in that situation a bunch of sociopathic screws might as well literally have control over your breathing, 24/7. Terrifying. Anyway, yes, I can well believe they treated that poor woman like that, ACAB etc.
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I'd love to know the relative sizes of benefit fraud, covid-related business fraud and perhaps not technically fraudulent but non-delivered or woefully underperforming goods and services by firms owned by tory pals.
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lmao https://twitter.com/RedfieldWilton/status/1485658684701253646
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fuctifino posted:This is rather special: You'd think the point when he was overlaying that old DC masonic sites map over Milton Keynes he'd have noticed that it literally only lines up in 4 spots (not coincidentally the 4 corners of a square) and maybe consider why there's gently caress-all at any of the centre line squares. Doesn't even try to distort it like the DC conspiracists do to account for sites not actually lining up. Not that I wouldn't consider Milton Keynes being designed by for satanic purposes, but it's the tiny-annoyances wholesale work of Crowley in Good Omens. It's impressive that they managed to take every single poor design decision in the entire history of urban planning and put it in one place, so every single thing you ever try to do just takes that little bit longer, or that tiny bit more effort, than it has to.
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Christ, just imagine we had Corbyn running things new. Man, if only his and Keith's tenures were reversed 
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blunt posted:Countdown until Boris divorces Carrie to (try and) save his job. Apologies, this is from way back in the thread. When the Harper's Magazine published their curious piece about the flat and some parties back in November, the best part of the article was: 
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It's a surprise that anyone likes or trusts the police these days.
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bessantj posted:It's a surprise that anyone likes or trusts the police these days. Good to see the Met embracing tradition - Stoke Newington nick was a byword for corruption and violence in the *seventies*, and the joke in the 90s when it moved to a new building was that the main reason for the move was the need for wider staircases to stop queues forming of prisoners waiting to fall down them. That it's middle-class white women that they're brutalising now is also a heartwarming sign of the progress they made from the days when it was just young black men who had unfortunate accidents there.
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Juche Couture posted:(I am always pages behind on this thread) One of my mates had a look at this during the first lot of COVID when he'd had enough of dressing up like a gimp each day to treat extremely ill people with nowhere near enough gear. He'd never have done it (he's an anaesthetist for a reason, doesn't like speaking to people, and thinks it's morally indefensible anyway), but yeah, the money you could get for doing a piss easy job was an eye opener. Wonder if you just take it on and sabotage it by passing everyone anyway?
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Gambrinus posted:One of my mates had a look at this during the first lot of COVID when he'd had enough of dressing up like a gimp each day to treat extremely ill people with nowhere near enough gear. I bet even if they don't make it explicit you get shuffled on quick-smart if your denials numbers are significantly different to the others.
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Sakurazuka posted:There's definitely some sort of demon sealed under Milton Keynes Hell Is Empty, All The Devils Are In Milton Keynes
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OwlFancier posted:Customers are gross, they do get cleaned but there's been a couple of times that certain sections of the store have had a quite potent smell of poo, which I can only ascribe to someone having done a poo and put it somewhere because there's no sewer vents or anything on the shop floor. It gets fixed eventually but people are disgusting. John Lewis - Toy Section - Wendy Houses. Every drat week somebody would send their child into one to drop a load because the toilets were too far away* *They were right next to the Toy section.
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imagine wasting your life on conspiracy bullshit  even if milton keynes was a portal to hell... so what? what are you gonna do just go and enjoy your life ffs
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They're making a big thing about the roads lining up with the solstice lines... it was a conscious design decision, that's well-known, and it's why one of the main central roads is called "Midsummer Boulevard".goddamnedtwisto posted:Not that I wouldn't consider Milton Keynes being designed by for satanic purposes, but it's the tiny-annoyances wholesale work of Crowley in Good Omens. It's impressive that they managed to take every single poor design decision in the entire history of urban planning and put it in one place, so every single thing you ever try to do just takes that little bit longer, or that tiny bit more effort, than it has to. Honestly Milton Keynes is the best designed place I've ever lived in terms of urban planning. They didn't get everything perfect (although tbh much of what's wrong with it was due to stuff done later on, against the original "Milton Keynes Development Plan" which was set out by the planners at the start), would've been better if it had light rail or trams or whatever but you could get from one side of the town to the complete other side using the grid system in, typically, about 10-15 minutes, which is completely unthinkable in basically any other town I've been to in the UK.
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The death of a thousand cuts continues for Bojob https://twitter.com/PippaCrerar/status/1485678846007463945 https://twitter.com/modernaurelius/status/1485681053511606276 fuctifino fucked around with this message at 19:53 on Jan 24, 2022 |
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