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Communist Thoughts posted:Scottish water is nationalised and they still dump poo poo and sewage into it.
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So what crime has he done and does it involve kids https://twitter.com/SJAMcBride/status/1773696555087781996?t=NfZedIa9kTMK7WNaI_HppA&s=19
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Mar 29, 2024 14:11
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https://twitter.com/AmandaFBelfast/status/1773632046390202509 Seems likely
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Mar 29, 2024 14:12
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ContinuityNewTimes posted:Shoot an executive every time poo poo gets into the water supply. It would't solve anything but would be satisfying. No. Make them drink the water.
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Mar 29, 2024 15:10
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Mar 29, 2024 16:37
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This guy is a right wing labour councillor and you'll never guess what he went to prison for https://twitter.com/HUMBLEBILL/status/1773868586030837842?t=1yaYgHAgMOrqhkj16kx0OQ&s=19
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Mar 30, 2024 01:35
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Jose posted:So what crime has he done and does it involve kids remember when the tories got electoral support from this bunch, who are a bunch of hateful presbyterian cunts who literally believe the earth is 6,000 years old and now have a leader not just accused, but charged, with some genuinely heinous poo poo? wonderful country, just grade A decision makers all around
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Mar 30, 2024 07:32
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yeah it must be so embarrassing in front of their tory pals, who will never be charged for their own heinous crimes.
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Mar 30, 2024 08:43
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Microplastics posted:And what happened? Is he going even more all in? I've no idea what their pledges are Still waiting on another call after he’s informed himself of these facts. (He’ll just vote regardless. Voting makes the planet better.) The Newsnight on the other day about water nationalising was interesting. Maybe we should do a bit of that state run thing again.
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Mar 30, 2024 17:47
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 London Calling Keith In Power In Our Time
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Mar 31, 2024 00:38
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once the election is actually near i imagine the press will start sticking the boot inot kieth a bit more to make sure he knows who is actually boss
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Mar 31, 2024 00:40
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water question, what is drinking tap water like in the uk? in the u.s. in most municipalities its totally fine and better than bottled water (fluorination); is it entirely down to which incompetent private water company (  ) is currently deciding if you're one of the lucky households to get an extra dose of e coli?
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in the last EPI (2022) the UK was one of six countries globally to score the maximum possible for drinking water sanitation, along with the Netherlands, Norway, Iceland, Switzerland, and, Finland. untreated thames river water will make you poo poo yourself inside out however
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ex post facho posted:water question, what is drinking tap water like in the uk? in the u.s. in most municipalities its totally fine and better than bottled water (fluorination); is it entirely down to which incompetent private water company ( You have to use a sieve to make sure the larger turd chunks are strained out, but otherwise it’s okay. Only thrown up once this month from consuming it. For real, though, I always found it weird when going to the continent and being told not to drink from the tap due to bugs etc. Tap water here is totally fine and potable and preferable to overpriced microplastic saturated gourmet bottled poo poo. The one thing you will be confused about is the separate taps for hot and cold water in most older houses. My kitchen has a mixer, but my bathroom has separate ones (built 1967). Made my French co-worker wonder what that was all about when renting over here.
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Mar 31, 2024 01:12
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ex post facho posted:water question, what is drinking tap water like in the uk? in the u.s. in most municipalities its totally fine and better than bottled water (fluorination); is it entirely down to which incompetent private water company ( Tap water in the UK ranges from good to excellent, with the exception of the south east which has a really weird, gross, and slimy quality.
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Nonsense posted:
amazing that I somehow feel labor will be more right wing than the Tories
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euphronius posted:amazing that I somehow feel labor will be more right wing than the Tories Well, yeah, Labour historically siphoned its base from the Liberal Party so it's clearly the successor to the Liberal Party (the Liberal Democrats are what UKIP/Reform/etc. are to the Toreis).
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Mar 31, 2024 01:17
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euphronius posted:amazing that I somehow feel labor will be more right wing than the Tories New Labour in ‘97 brought about turbo neoliberalism to the point where Blair revered Thatcherism and felt it didn’t go far enough. It’s best to view Labour as simply what the Tories were in order for them to gain power. The Tories lost identity for a while trying to find some footing in going forward, which probably only came about after everyone forgot Major’s gov’t and got sick of Blair’s lot.
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Mar 31, 2024 01:25
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keep punching joe posted:Tap water in the UK ranges from good to excellent, with the exception of the south east which has a really weird, gross, and slimy quality. Yep, I live in Yorkshire and the water's nice. I lived in Cambridge for 2 years and it's the only place where I felt the need to use a filter. Tea made with unfiltered water would have a visible film on the surface euphronius posted:amazing that I somehow feel labor will be more right wing than the Tories Tory policy but polite and done with sad faces is what our media wants
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Mar 31, 2024 03:44
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euphronius posted:amazing that I somehow feel labor will be more right wing than the Tories it's almost as though that is what they have been saying and doing for years
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Mar 31, 2024 04:19
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ex post facho posted:water question, what is drinking tap water like in the uk? in the u.s. in most municipalities its totally fine and better than bottled water (fluorination); is it entirely down to which incompetent private water company (
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Tarnop posted:Yep, I live in Yorkshire and the water's nice. I lived in Cambridge for 2 years and it's the only place where I felt the need to use a filter. Tea made with unfiltered water would have a visible film on the surface lol what is going on in this country
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Mar 31, 2024 05:20
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He's dying https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/king-charles-funeral-plans-unveiled-131200834.html
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Regarde Aduck posted:lol what is going on in this country it’s hard water i think that does that ?
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Mar 31, 2024 09:07
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It's because anybody who can at all pipes their water from Wales or Scotland.
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Mar 31, 2024 09:16
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hosed around and found out https://twitter.com/GhorbaniiNiyak/status/1774172289333924340?t=6OgxEbgTTRRVX53ZO-7JwQ&s=19
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Mar 31, 2024 09:18
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Unless Labour actually raises taxes or takes even more extreme measures (nationalization/currency controls), what are they going to be doing at a certain point? It isn't that nothing can be done, obviously it can, but not really within a centrist mindset. You have a rising deficit with relatively high yields, and it doesn't look like any central bank is lowering rates, so what is the most likely scenario unless you want to either sustain a deficit or raise revenue? NHS absolutely needs more funding, but if Labour isn't willing to do anything about it, what is going to happen? What is Labour even going to do about all the ridiculous security commitments that have been made even though the British military is even more thinly spread than ever? What will happen if Starmer has such a high majority than he doesn't even need the Labour's left for a vote of no-confidence?
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Mar 31, 2024 09:37
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Ardennes posted:Unless Labour actually raises taxes or takes even more extreme measures (nationalization/currency controls), what are they going to be doing at a certain point? It isn't that nothing can be done, obviously it can, but not really within a centrist mindset. You have a rising deficit with relatively high yields, and it doesn't look like any central bank is lowering rates, so what is the most likely scenario unless you want to either sustain a deficit or raise revenue? they're going to do what the tories are doing, pursue meaningless culture war nonsense and watch as the country crumbles.
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Mar 31, 2024 09:41
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giving the drink driving flipflop nonce a Stonking Majority so he has a free hand to do absolutely nothing
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Mar 31, 2024 09:49
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They're going to get voted out in 5 years time and move onto high paid directorships while the country gets even worse
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Mar 31, 2024 10:03
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Ardennes posted:Unless Labour actually raises taxes or takes even more extreme measures (nationalization/currency controls), what are they going to be doing at a certain point? It isn't that nothing can be done, obviously it can, but not really within a centrist mindset. You have a rising deficit with relatively high yields, and it doesn't look like any central bank is lowering rates, so what is the most likely scenario unless you want to either sustain a deficit or raise revenue? The function of government is to secure the future corporate employment of its ministers and it's the PLP's turn.
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Mar 31, 2024 10:03
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Ardennes posted:Unless Labour actually raises taxes or takes even more extreme measures (nationalization/currency controls), what are they going to be doing at a certain point? It isn't that nothing can be done, obviously it can, but not really within a centrist mindset. You have a rising deficit with relatively high yields, and it doesn't look like any central bank is lowering rates, so what is the most likely scenario unless you want to either sustain a deficit or raise revenue? The last time the labour right got a huge majority it was during a period of economic growth and with a campaign slogan of things can only get better. The first thing they did with that majority was cut benefits for single mothers. This time around they're already telling us it's going to be poo poo, the shadow health secretary won't shut up about privatising the NHS and the shadow chancellor won't shut up about putting the boot into the unemployed. What do you think is going to happen?
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Jel Shaker posted:it’s hard water i think that does that ?
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Mar 31, 2024 10:12
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Ardennes posted:Unless Labour actually raises taxes or takes even more extreme measures (nationalization/currency controls), what are they going to be doing at a certain point? It isn't that nothing can be done, obviously it can, but not really within a centrist mindset. You have a rising deficit with relatively high yields, and it doesn't look like any central bank is lowering rates, so what is the most likely scenario unless you want to either sustain a deficit or raise revenue? it's over for us, it's just going to take a horribly long time for the country to actually collapse there's no fixing anything, they've made it clear that no one is allowed to do anything
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Mar 31, 2024 10:16
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imo the NHS won’t survive another two governments of this type in anything like its current form, the pressure on staff has gone from challenging to completely unreasonable in the last five years and there’s going to be a huge spate of safety fuckups
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Mar 31, 2024 10:24
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My waters pretty hard up here. Makes my mouth feel gritty. Should see my gran’s though, that poo poo is CLOUDY.
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Mar 31, 2024 10:33
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Cloudy that clears in 5 mins is not a water quality issue it's bubbles. If it doesn't clear though, rip.
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Mar 31, 2024 10:34
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I hate these people so loving much https://twitter.com/flying_rodent/status/1774365361359519872?t=d6XX2okajLZ2Vw0nluMNbQ&s=19
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Mar 31, 2024 10:39
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England could totally sort out it's tap water to be drinkable and a few years later there'd be Facebook groups complaining 'Remember when the water used to be hard'.
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keep punching joe posted:England could totally sort out it's tap water to be drinkable and a few years later there'd be Facebook groups complaining 'Remember when the water used to be hard'. https://twitter.com/vizcomic/status/1774004136545075468?t=M30puzUHFPGoUKu13UaTfA&s=19
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