ofnadwy
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- Comment on UK digital ID plan gets a price tag at last – £1.8B 2 days ago:
I thoroughly dislike the idea of a digital ID, but I still believe it would massively the Government’s ability to detect fraud, avoid multi-agency failures and support better data-led decision making - I could conceivably see these changes leading to significantly more than £1.8 billion in savings over a relatively short time-span.
This does not mean I support it in any shape, but I think it’s important to acknowledge that it isn’t only a means of better controlling people, but it could offer real tangible efficiency savings.
- Comment on Brits in disbelief as new refillable drinks ban implemented across UK 1 month ago:
How long before coca cola launch an unsweetened version and Nandos lets your Bring Your Own Bag (of sugar)?
- Comment on Record breaker Starmer is the 'most unpopular PM since polling began' 2 months ago:
Mandatory ID will mean he can do the same thing to naughty citizens as he does to the naughty Labour MPs.
- Comment on Stop children using VPNs to watch porn, ministers told 3 months ago:
Have they tried massive whips?
- Comment on The Brits who want to overthrow the state 3 months ago:
I with we didn’t have to see dismissive high-handed articles like this but perhaps this is to be expected from the New Statesman.
feeling angry is not the same thing as being right
So matey boy, why are these people angry? And what do you propose to do about it except for telling them that they’re wrong?
- Comment on Iceland offering £1 reward scheme for customers who report a shoplifter 3 months ago:
Sorry, we couldn’t prosecute the shoplifters so we can’t give you the £1 reward. They are still out on the streets though and know who you are, so watch out.
- Comment on Tesla applies to supply electricity to households in Great Britain 3 months ago:
I’d rather go back to burning coal, thanks.
- Comment on Public urged to help catch gangs bringing drugs on ‘mother ships’ to UK coast 3 months ago:
What were your smuggling?
- Comment on Chancellor Rachel Reeves, is considering overruling the UK Supreme Court over a £44bn car loan commission scandal, the Guardian can reveal 4 months ago:
I don’t think even the Tories would have been brave enough to try this on.