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Happy International Workers' Day everyone https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPExpmtdMEw Give yourself a day off ey  e: Jaeluni Asjil posted:LONDON MAY DAY online rally goes LIVE at 11am: Anyone lurking in the thread  , these times are weird and its good to get stuck in.
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Jaeluni Asjil posted:Yes, though if you notified Labour Membership they ought to have done that, but in any case notify your CLP secretary and chair and they'll take you off the local membership lists. My clp sec was first port of call when I quit- I meant the clp list in the op but thanks regardless 
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May 1, 2020 10:38
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justcola posted:
You're not my supervisor!
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May 1, 2020 10:39
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Guavanaut posted:
you're 40p off 
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May 1, 2020 10:43
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Our family realised that the nurse who lives next door and their family don't come out and clap so we've decided gently caress off with it. It's liberation!
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May 1, 2020 10:49
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JeremoudCorbynejad posted:you're 40p off
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May 1, 2020 10:56
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LordVorbis posted:You're not my supervisor! That's not very outlaw country of you
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May 1, 2020 11:03
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DesperateDan posted:My clp sec was first port of call when I quit- I meant the clp list in the op but thanks regardless Of course it is always possible that your CLP secretary (or membership secretary if you have one) has quit too! But if they're coming from your local CLP and they're not 'pretty' like the official ones with red tops via the Organise system then they've got you on a separate local list so I guess all you can do is reply and say 'please remove me from your list'.
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May 1, 2020 11:16
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I have arisen from my slumber and I am a prisoner of want for breakfast.
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Filboid Studge posted:Few guys I went to school with have been involved with the Lorien Trust for what must be the guts of 20 years now, I think they are the main Norn Iron contingent. The LARP world is both surprisingly large and entirely incestuous- I know (by sight/in passing rather than personally though) who you’re talking about. I had another goon add my on Facebook for fudge related reasons and had multiple points of mutual contact despite him not even being a larper. I guess the wider nerdy community is just as full of crossover.
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May 1, 2020 11:20
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The Deleter posted:Our family realised that the nurse who lives next door and their family don't come out and clap so we've decided gently caress off with it. It's liberation! Not clapping for  ARE GLORIOUS HEROS citizen?   
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May 1, 2020 11:23
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Pesky Splinter posted:Not clapping for I don't think anyone on our street is particularly curtain twitchy so the Patriotism Police won't be around anytime soon lol
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May 1, 2020 11:43
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Also from last month's thread, but there's some extremely pro stuff at this place.Soylent Yellow posted:https://brew2bottle.co.uk/
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May 1, 2020 11:46
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Dell_Zincht posted:My library sent me an email saying I have £14.48 to pay in fines when the library re-opens. My library has just been adding time on the return dates for the books I borrowed just before LOCKDOWN. Up to 8th of June now.
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May 1, 2020 11:52
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my neighbor started bitching at me about us not joining in with the clap so we started joining in, after i put up a huge NEVER TRUST A TORY sign in our window
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May 1, 2020 12:02
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Guavanaut posted:Also from last month's thread, but there's some extremely pro stuff at this place. Thanks for relinking this, and thanks to Soylent Yellow. That place is making want to  I used to have a couple of those cornelius kegs in a fridge with tap holes drilled out the front in my student flat. We had a near constant 60 bottles/fortnight every fortnight on the go which between 5 of us was absurd. I should really find out what happened to the kit once I left.
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May 1, 2020 12:06
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Ms Adequate posted:Nah the cruelty is the point. I remember a documentary I watched a few years ago - think it was Portillo whomst was presenting - and after finding a potential means of execution involving some gas or other widely believed to be painless if it was used for such a purpose, took the idea to some top pro-execution oval office in Texas or somewhere. iirc the bizarre cocktail they use for lethal injections is used specifically because it keeps you awake until death (and has a chance of feeling like liquid fire is being pushed through your veins), when you could much more reliably kill people through injection by ODing them on anaesthesia. But like guav said, that's no fun because then they might die without knowing about it.
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StarkingBarfish posted:Thanks for relinking this, and thanks to Soylent Yellow. That place is making want to I've used them a couple of times, and they're quite good. I started up again a few weeks ago after not having done any in years. I currently have about 40 litres of beer in various stages of completion. If you really want beer on a budget, you can get the startup equipment and first batch of materials for under £30.
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https://twitter.com/omaromalleykhan/status/1255947218470735874?s=19
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May 1, 2020 12:22
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Stop being rude, Jose.
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May 1, 2020 12:31
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Renaissance Robot posted:iirc the bizarre cocktail they use for lethal injections is used specifically because it keeps you awake until death (and has a chance of feeling like liquid fire is being pushed through your veins), when you could much more reliably kill people through injection by ODing them on anaesthesia. As the inventor of the original cocktail puts it, it's currently at the stage where it's more humane to just use a guillotine.
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May 1, 2020 12:34
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i was worried that this coronavirus thing was going to continue to cause suffering of some kind but i've looked at facebook and The Facebook Team have added a special new hug reaction emoji thing so I guess that's it that's the virus over now thank you facebook
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Angepain posted:i was worried that this coronavirus thing was going to continue to cause suffering of some kind but i've looked at facebook and The Facebook Team have added a special new hug reaction emoji thing so I guess that's it that's the virus over now thank you facebook 
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May 1, 2020 12:43
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Doing your own fruit wines out of cheap fruit juice beats beer brewing on terms of cost and effort- literally throw all the ingredients in a suitable container, leave in a warm dark place till it stops bubbling, put in bottles and await liver disease. Last time I made some it came to about a quid per 2 litres of very drinkable 14% fizzy fruit wine. You can even use empty 2 litre pop bottles to hold it I did an effort post one time but it probably got lost in the sands of time- I might do another batch later in the year- I'm not a drinker anymore but it's fun and a nice gift to give.
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May 1, 2020 12:44
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I remember we had a minimum alcohol pricing effortpost at one time, to counter the bad faith whining (and good faith questions) that always result when it's mentioned. I just saw this on the Graun liveblog, obviously it's just a snippet but interesting if truequote:Alison Douglas, chief executive of Alcohol Focus Scotland, said, “The initial results from the evaluation of minimum unit pricing are hugely encouraging as studies have found a significant decrease in consumption in the first year compared to England and Wales.
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May 1, 2020 12:52
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Guavanaut posted:
It's rather telling that livestock is slaughtered with quicker and more reliable methods than people. The US execution methods (lethal injection, as well as the older mostly discontinued methods like the electric chair and gas chamber) just have so many potential points of failiure built into them that I can only assume they're deliberately needlessly complex. I think this is in part due to proponents of the death penalty having a compulsion to add a sense of theatre to the process. Something as quick and simple as a captive bolt gun or nitrogen asphyxiation wouldn't satisfy this need.
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quote:We’re all working, knocking on doors in the rain or shine, to try to put in place a team that can go into government to improve the country we live in because we love the country we live in. also I bet this guy has absolutely zero questionable opinions related to race or nationality quote:During a video call with people in Bury, there was criticism from one ex-voter who said he had been made to feel his support for the monarchy, Brexit and even waving the union jack was tantamount to racist behaviour.
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May 1, 2020 12:53
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Genuinely sick and tired of these loving snowflakes whose sole concern in life is waving a loving flag around because that's the only problem they've ever had. It's literally exactly what they complain about the left being. Useless coddled old wastes of skin.
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May 1, 2020 12:57
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Soylent Yellow posted:It's rather telling that livestock is slaughtered with quicker and more reliable methods than people. The US execution methods (lethal injection, as well as the older mostly discontinued methods like the electric chair and gas chamber) just have so many potential points of failiure built into them that I can only assume they're deliberately needlessly complex. I think this is in part due to proponents of the death penalty having a compulsion to add a sense of theatre to the process. Something as quick and simple as a captive bolt gun or nitrogen asphyxiation wouldn't satisfy this need. I don't think it's necessarily people wanting to get their rocks off that prevents us from lawfully slaughtering people like cattle. "Needless" complexity is a defence against the realisation that we're just animals.
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May 1, 2020 12:58
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imagine literally waving a flag lmao
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May 1, 2020 12:59
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XMNN posted:imagine literally waving a flag Can't even post a picture of a flag anymore without Ed Miliband firing you
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May 1, 2020 13:00
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Imagine believing a flag associated with imperalism and all the evils that came from it, is somehow an inherently racially neutral act and isn't indicative of some underlying issue
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Soylent Yellow posted:It's rather telling that livestock is slaughtered with quicker and more reliable methods than people. The US execution methods (lethal injection, as well as the older mostly discontinued methods like the electric chair and gas chamber) just have so many potential points of failiure built into them that I can only assume they're deliberately needlessly complex. I think this is in part due to proponents of the death penalty having a compulsion to add a sense of theatre to the process. Something as quick and simple as a captive bolt gun or nitrogen asphyxiation wouldn't satisfy this need. You don't get that with a bolt gun, although I suppose you could have a panel of people pushing the button for a dry nitrogen chamber. The heart of the contradiction is wanting a state that kills people without any identifiable person killing anyone. OwlFancier posted:Genuinely sick and tired of these loving snowflakes whose sole concern in life is waving a loving flag around because that's the only problem they've ever had.
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May 1, 2020 13:09
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Imagine feeling that your life is so utterly worthless that you have to subsume yourself into the idea of a nation. This post made by internationalist gang.
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ARE YOU loving READY https://twitter.com/The_BBQ_Dad/status/1256057655866556422
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No im not, gimme 5 more minutes, it's the weekend i swear
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learnincurve posted:ARE YOU loving READY well it was an interesting (and also grotesquely terrible) experiment but rip america
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DesperateDan posted:Doing your own fruit wines out of cheap fruit juice beats beer brewing on terms of cost and effort- literally throw all the ingredients in a suitable container, leave in a warm dark place till it stops bubbling, put in bottles and await liver disease. Lol you're literally making prison wine.
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Ash Crimson posted:Imagine believing a flag associated with imperalism and all the evils that came from it, is somehow an inherently racially neutral act and isn't indicative of some underlying issue Agreed. It's inexcusable to wave the Scottish saltire because of the attempt to establish a colony in Darien.
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Soylent Yellow posted:It's rather telling that livestock is slaughtered with quicker and more reliable methods than people. The US execution methods (lethal injection, as well as the older mostly discontinued methods like the electric chair and gas chamber) just have so many potential points of failiure built into them that I can only assume they're deliberately needlessly complex. I think this is in part due to proponents of the death penalty having a compulsion to add a sense of theatre to the process. Something as quick and simple as a captive bolt gun or nitrogen asphyxiation wouldn't satisfy this need. Inert-gas asphyxiation is cheaper, more humane, and much safer and more reliable than any execution method in use anywhere in the world. The cruelty is the point.
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