Naich
@Naich@lemmings.world
- Comment on Nigel Farage Helps to Launch U.S. Climate Denial Group in UK 2 days ago:
Sell us air conditioners and home security systems.
- Comment on Are We Ready For Driverless Buses? 5 days ago:
The one in the picture seems to be going on a rampage through a shopping centre.
- Comment on Alleged Chinese spy with links to Prince Andrew banned from UK 1 week ago:
Can we ban the fat sweaty nonce too?
- Comment on Mark Zuckerberg's Meta donates $1m to U.S. President-elect Trump fund 1 week ago:
Boot lickers queueing up to lick boots.
- Comment on Thames Water boss defends bonuses as sewage spills soar 1 week ago:
“Chris Weston said the supplier needed to offer “competitive packages” to attract talent…” “The ailing business is saddled with debts which stood at just under £16bn at the end of September.”
Not quite sure what they are talented at…
- Comment on Sir David Leafenborough 3 weeks ago:
They are UK based naturalists who don’t have the international standing of David Attenborough. They all do good work though, and have a passion for the subject, which is good to see.
- Comment on Sir David Leafenborough 3 weeks ago:
Chris Packham, Megan McCubbin, Iolo Williams, Steve Backshall spring to mind.
- Comment on Give us your best infodump. 3 weeks ago:
We’re all fucking all right. We are all fucking with the laws of nature. You like it when we stop your atoms moving and shine a laser at you, don’t you, you dirty filthy condensate?
- Comment on GB News invite Trump to 'invade Britain' 3 weeks ago:
Aww it’s little Darren Grimes soiling himself for attention again.
- Comment on CENSORED!!!!!!!!!!1 3 weeks ago:
Someone swallowed a dictionary.
- Comment on British PM Starmer criticised for meeting China's Xi as Hong Kong freedom protesters were being jailed 4 weeks ago:
Isn’t that literally his fucking job?
- Comment on If media corporations worked together to convince you that a half decent politician is evil incarnate but the politician that helps corporations extort the people is good, what would it look like? 4 weeks ago:
You already know the answer.
- Comment on Fig. 1: Got your nose. 5 weeks ago:
I want to get that bogey out with a spoon.
- Comment on NHS-branded baby formula could prevent parents paying too much, watchdog says 1 month ago:
My wife referred to them as “the breast feeding Nazis”, which brought delightful images to mind.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
- Comment on Pay boost for millions of workers next year. 1 month ago:
That will piss off the Starmer haters on here.
- Comment on #notaseagull 1 month ago:
They most certainly are not. Make friends with one and they will bring you presents. ! gullfriends@lemmings.world
- Comment on Is Lemmy an effective alternative to Reddit? 2 months ago:
I’ve started a few subreddits and not had much engagement. I started a really niche community here and had someone posting to it within hours. Yes, fewer users, but the ones that are here seem to be more willing to engage.
- Comment on Online retailer eBay scraps fees for private sellers in UK 2 months ago:
Yay.
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- Comment on Compulsory Meat In Schools Should Be Scrapped, Says Dale Vince 2 months ago:
Meat is only cheap because of the subsidies provided to the industry. It’s expensive in environmental terms too.
- Comment on Compulsory Meat In Schools Should Be Scrapped, Says Dale Vince 2 months ago:
Except that the law says the meals have to be nutritious to a set level. So no, they can’t do that.
- Comment on Compulsory Meat In Schools Should Be Scrapped, Says Dale Vince 2 months ago:
You seem to be under the apprehension that making food without meat in it is some mystic art that is beyond the comprehension of anyone other than his company. What is stopping any other company producing exactly the same products as his? Changing the law will have no effect on the marketplace.
- Comment on Compulsory Meat In Schools Should Be Scrapped, Says Dale Vince 2 months ago:
Any company can provide meat-free food. There is no reason this change in law should disadvantage his competitors.
- Comment on Compulsory Meat In Schools Should Be Scrapped, Says Dale Vince 2 months ago:
Any company can provide meat-free food. There is no reason for schools to change their existing suppliers.
- Comment on Compulsory Meat In Schools Should Be Scrapped, Says Dale Vince 2 months ago:
Personal gain in the case of green lobbying is a subset of universal gain. Exactly the same as Vince’s case. It doesn’t follow the he will profit more than anyone else, as anyone else can supply meat-free food too.
- Comment on Compulsory Meat In Schools Should Be Scrapped, Says Dale Vince 2 months ago:
He’s not campaigning to have his company’s food served at schools, just for the rule compelling schools to serve meat to be changed. His argument is that it is better for children’s health and for the environment that less meat is eaten - and he’s right. It doesn’t automatically follow that his company will gain from any change, as there are many other options available to schools and it’s perfectly possible for existing meat providers to start providing meatless meals.
- Comment on Compulsory Meat In Schools Should Be Scrapped, Says Dale Vince 2 months ago:
He’s not campaigning to have his company’s food served at schools, just for the rule compelling schools to serve meat to be changed. His argument is that it is better for children’s health and for the environment that less meat is eaten - and he’s right. It doesn’t automatically follow that his company will gain from any change, as there are many other options available to schools and it’s perfectly possible for existing meat providers to start providing meatless meals.
- Comment on Compulsory Meat In Schools Should Be Scrapped, Says Dale Vince 2 months ago:
How do green campaigners not gain from it?
- Comment on Compulsory Meat In Schools Should Be Scrapped, Says Dale Vince 2 months ago:
So you are against any lobbying? Green campaigners are lobbying for personal gain because they want a habitable planet. Even if you have a vested interest, surely you are allowed to have an opinion? If you have an opinion surely you are allowed to express it? If you are allowed to express it, surely people are allowed to listen to it? Should politicians be insulated from all industry voices, even if they have a valid point?
Just seems weird that no one really cared about it until this guy popped up on the radar.