deadcatbounce
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- Comment on Eastern leg of HS2 officially dead as land is sold off 2 days ago:
No-one wanted Birmingham residents escaping Birmingham after all. Least of all burning residents.
- Comment on ‘Gangster granny’ jailed for leading family gang dealing drugs worth £80m 2 days ago:
Nana saw Starmer steal her winter fuel and did something about it.
- Comment on UK to lower voting age to 16 3 days ago:
Young people typically vote liberal side.
- Comment on UK to lower voting age to 16 3 days ago:
Haha. They’re changing the voting age. Not your ability to have a tattoo, cigarettes or get married without your parents consent or hundreds of other things.
It’s about keeping power. Not about helping you or me as citizens.
- Comment on UK to lower voting age to 16 3 days ago:
Not lowering the age to have cigarettes, or tattoos or get married without parents consent or driving or an enormous long list of other things. Those things the politicians don’t trust to kids.
It’s purely about making sure children indoctrinated by the woke globalist teachers in schools since 1997 guarantee a leftist government remains in power.
Scotland has lowered the voting age to 16 similarly but they haven’t lowered the age for anything else.
It’s about power nothing else, not about the people.
- Comment on What makes a fart dry vs wet? 3 days ago:
Distance from a toilet. Further you are away, the wetter it’s likely to be tending towards diarrhoea.
- Comment on UK lifts years-long ban on Pakistani airlines after improvement in air safety standards 4 days ago:
Now we can finally get on with building the airport. At long bloody last. Three cheers.
- Comment on Opinion: Keir Starmer’s “Island of strangers” speech was right 4 days ago:
The best way to avert this crisis of loss of society is to dig into the private affairs of your neighbours over time so that you can inform on them when the time is right and when asked.
I’m just saying (writing) what you’re all thinking.
- Comment on UK: Children at risk of being recruited by hostile states [particularly Iran, Russia, China] to carry out acts of sabotage, police warn 4 days ago:
Mate. Our own parliamentarians are carrying out hostile acts on the population through the courts for their own enrichment/aggrandisement.
Our women’s minister is still trying to comprehend what she, herself, says about rape gangs.
You think anyone is worried about a hostile nation?
- Comment on We face nationalisation if we’re not let off fines, Thames Water warns 4 days ago:
All good. Nationalise or regulate to where we might not have to have faeces regularly dumped in our waterways because you’ve unjustifiably given our infrastructure money to directors and shareholders.
- Comment on Warwickshire school apologises to girl over culture day speech refusal - BBC News 5 days ago:
Geri Halliwell will obviously need to be investigated.
- Comment on I've never seen a case like Constance Marten and Mark Gordon's - it was jaw-dropping 5 days ago:
Oh sorry. My bad.
I get the impression that people act up in the court room to add weight to any radio-rental defense that they want to claim them or after.
- Comment on I've never seen a case like Constance Marten and Mark Gordon's - it was jaw-dropping 5 days ago:
This goes so far beyond anything I could ever imagine anyone doing even with intrusive thoughts. Mental health issues with the ability to conspire to hurt people is another level.
- Comment on I've never seen a case like Constance Marten and Mark Gordon's - it was jaw-dropping 5 days ago:
Utterly appropriate that the BBC should report it.
- Comment on Tim Davie insists he is still right person to lead BBC after series of scandals 5 days ago:
Another BBC presenter convicted of doing appalling things in 5 … 4 … 3 … 2 …
- Comment on What is wrong with being "Black Pilled"? 1 week ago:
I’m not interested in pills black or otherwise.
Live and let live. If individuals are obviously not leading a compassionate life then keep away, but mass labelling an entire set of individuals that you do not know as incels is the very definition of bigotry.
I though we’d got rid of labelling people for their dating preferences when being lesbian, gay or bi stopped being particularly note-worthy. It’s a shame that you’re still behaving like those knuckle draggers of the 1970s with a different target.
You have given two options: aro or incel. There is an enormous third option which is unavailable to anyone but you, I guess.
Apparently I’m not allowed to use the word ‘bigot’ for a bigot. You don’t define my language use.
- Comment on What is wrong with being "Black Pilled"? 1 week ago:
As far as I can tell, people doing that very thing are being called incels. Not wanting to date for any reasons is regarded as a unavailable option.
I’m old and feel sorry for people who just want to be left alone for their own reasons. Why is this so called liberal - which in my mind means live and let live - baying-mob so much more vindictive and nasty than I could have ever imagined (rhetoric question).
- Comment on What is wrong with being "Black Pilled"? 1 week ago:
TIL all aromantic (aro) persons are misogynists (but not misandrists) by reading the comments.
- Comment on What happens if you pluck a hair thats rooted under a scab? 2 weeks ago:
The hair follicle may be the root cause of the scab in the first place. Acne, as a result of an infected follicle, may appear to heal with a scab but the infected material may still be in-situ.
As you know, the hair itself is dead past the growing root.
- Comment on Why there are a lot of people migrating from Windows to Linux these days? 2 weeks ago:
Quite a few people have come to their senses. It’s taken thirty years but … hey … Rome not built in a day.
- Comment on No criminal charges over British woman shot in US 3 weeks ago:
I better withdraw my original comment. I spent a while re-researching the original intent, the Heller case and some of the subsequent cases to its current interpretation.
I believe it was originally intended to prevent federal overreach. Except that when there was a belief by some people that that had happened and there was an invasion of the capital. That confused me. I don’t know what the rights and wrongs were - apparently the alleged overreach wasn’t adjudged to be severe by anyone.
- Comment on No criminal charges over British woman shot in US 3 weeks ago:
YSK that Americans will provide, carry and use their weapons for everything except the second amendment intended purpose.
- Comment on If government hackers can infiltrate big companies, why not hack normal people? 3 weeks ago:
Because they don’t need to. As Zuckerberg himself said: people will voluntarily give all kinds of private information to corporates without being asked or by the gentlest of requests.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
To be honest, learn who you are before going on an app or trying to engage for a partner.
You’ve been together (in perception, at least) a long time and you’re still that married person and it will take time to remember who you are without that other person, regardless of whether you were a functioning couple or two people in the same house.
The loneliness is just the transition sinking in.
I’m a couple years older than you.
- Comment on How to get rid of swollen batteries? 4 weeks ago:
Incineration is the best way.
- Comment on All babies in England to get DNA test to assess risk of diseases within 10 years 4 weeks ago:
Thank god. Paternity fraud finally not so easy.
- Comment on Keir Starmer to launch national inquiry into grooming gangs 5 weeks ago:
Everyone knows what the conclusion will be and that it will end with the words: “lessons will be learned.”,
- Comment on Reeves vows to end the use of hotels to house asylum seekers by next election 5 weeks ago:
Once you can’t afford your homes because of the tax and other new charges together with the rising prices, hotels won’t be necessary.
- Comment on Thames Water fined £122.7m in biggest ever penalty 1 month ago:
Those might be the rules, but I was a child when the rules last actually applied or were applied.
No-one with any ability as a politician will go anywhere near politics this century. And when I say ability I mean moral compass.
- Comment on Thames Water fined £122.7m in biggest ever penalty 1 month ago:
Thanks Water immediately raise prices to cover it. Ditto Anglian Water.
Nationalise it, accounting for the infrastructure deficit rerouted to dividends. De-gravy train it.