Exo_genesis2
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Mostly here to lurk and be a reply guy 🏳️🌈
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It's called Your Party because watching it step on rakes is a party for you and your entire family
November 29, 2025 at 3:05 PM
It's called Your Party because watching it step on rakes is a party for you and your entire family
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Cameron managed to win that group over with literally years of hard work laser focused on them in rhetoric and policy alike. The current Tory plan is to maintain a policy agenda that demographic *viscerally hate* that does nothing for them, but occasionally tweet about them as natural backers
November 28, 2025 at 6:53 PM
Cameron managed to win that group over with literally years of hard work laser focused on them in rhetoric and policy alike. The current Tory plan is to maintain a policy agenda that demographic *viscerally hate* that does nothing for them, but occasionally tweet about them as natural backers
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Yes, govt bent to pressure from MPs over the benefit cap.
That's how parliamentary democracy works - and why it's a good thing.
It means a leader has to carry a wider movement with them. There's a counter-pressure to the strategists in No. 10.
It matters that we elect a Parliament, not just a PM.
That's how parliamentary democracy works - and why it's a good thing.
It means a leader has to carry a wider movement with them. There's a counter-pressure to the strategists in No. 10.
It matters that we elect a Parliament, not just a PM.
November 27, 2025 at 10:52 PM
Yes, govt bent to pressure from MPs over the benefit cap.
That's how parliamentary democracy works - and why it's a good thing.
It means a leader has to carry a wider movement with them. There's a counter-pressure to the strategists in No. 10.
It matters that we elect a Parliament, not just a PM.
That's how parliamentary democracy works - and why it's a good thing.
It means a leader has to carry a wider movement with them. There's a counter-pressure to the strategists in No. 10.
It matters that we elect a Parliament, not just a PM.
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It’s underrated how of lot of countries in the global north are basically becoming heavily armed retirement homes.
YOU WANTED NET IMMIGRATION TO COME DOWN! THIS IS WHAT THAT LOOKS LIKE!
November 27, 2025 at 2:55 PM
It’s underrated how of lot of countries in the global north are basically becoming heavily armed retirement homes.
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In places like Hungary and the UK, the young are decamping or are dwindling from demographic shrinkage, and the remaining home-owning elderly have completely captured the apparatus of state, which seeks to keep the whole country in amber with the exception of a rights-less servant class.
November 27, 2025 at 2:57 PM
In places like Hungary and the UK, the young are decamping or are dwindling from demographic shrinkage, and the remaining home-owning elderly have completely captured the apparatus of state, which seeks to keep the whole country in amber with the exception of a rights-less servant class.
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The honest budget speech...
"This year we're putting pensioners ahead of growth. We're prioritising reform voters over growth. Incumbent businesses. Tax advisors...
And the party opposite can complain, but they did exactly the same thing.
In UK politics, this is called change"
"This year we're putting pensioners ahead of growth. We're prioritising reform voters over growth. Incumbent businesses. Tax advisors...
And the party opposite can complain, but they did exactly the same thing.
In UK politics, this is called change"
i: Reeves to unveil £600m raid on foreign student
university fees #TomorrowsPapersToday
university fees #TomorrowsPapersToday
November 24, 2025 at 7:21 AM
The honest budget speech...
"This year we're putting pensioners ahead of growth. We're prioritising reform voters over growth. Incumbent businesses. Tax advisors...
And the party opposite can complain, but they did exactly the same thing.
In UK politics, this is called change"
"This year we're putting pensioners ahead of growth. We're prioritising reform voters over growth. Incumbent businesses. Tax advisors...
And the party opposite can complain, but they did exactly the same thing.
In UK politics, this is called change"
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Ryanair is absolutely disgusting www.theguardian.com/money/2025/n...
Ryanair expects me to take the financial hit for helping others
As a doctor I stepped in to tend to an elderly passenger … but it won’t waive £100 transfer fee to rebook
www.theguardian.com
November 24, 2025 at 8:14 AM
Ryanair is absolutely disgusting www.theguardian.com/money/2025/n...
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elliott fucking abrams jesus christ
November 23, 2025 at 10:59 PM
elliott fucking abrams jesus christ
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Labour's plan for a levy on foreign student fees makes no sense, unless it's to appease racists who don't like foreign students, or populists who believe in the lump of student capacity fallacy, that somehow they displace domestic students out of education.
November 23, 2025 at 10:53 PM
Labour's plan for a levy on foreign student fees makes no sense, unless it's to appease racists who don't like foreign students, or populists who believe in the lump of student capacity fallacy, that somehow they displace domestic students out of education.
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Catastrophic Prime Minister. Catastrophic chancellor. They had an opportunity and instead they’ve done more damage to the broad British left’s credibility than anyone since MacDonald
November 23, 2025 at 11:33 PM
Catastrophic Prime Minister. Catastrophic chancellor. They had an opportunity and instead they’ve done more damage to the broad British left’s credibility than anyone since MacDonald
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I think it is very unlikely that most of these are Russian influence agents, and considerably more likely that they are people from developing economies who have cottoned on to ways to make relatively large amounts of money for them by being paid-per-view by X.
This week we learned that many of the most active Twitter accounts are foreigners, most likely Russian influence agents, operating in the guise of Red State Americans.
November 23, 2025 at 1:40 AM
I think it is very unlikely that most of these are Russian influence agents, and considerably more likely that they are people from developing economies who have cottoned on to ways to make relatively large amounts of money for them by being paid-per-view by X.
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The only useful thing about the zombie £37bn claim is that as soon as someone refers to it, you know you can safely ignore anything they have ever or will ever say, because they are too stupid to engage with.
November 22, 2025 at 5:24 PM
The only useful thing about the zombie £37bn claim is that as soon as someone refers to it, you know you can safely ignore anything they have ever or will ever say, because they are too stupid to engage with.
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The government could, of course, just fix the bizarre (and bad) flaw in the tax system that makes people pay a marginal rate of 62% (or 71% with student loans) at £100k, vs 42% at £99k or £126k – which is why people use salary sacrifice.
They could do this in ways that *raise more revenue*.
They could do this in ways that *raise more revenue*.
FT WEEKEND: Ukraine deal risks loss of dignity or US support, Zelenskyy warns #TomorrowsPapersToday
November 21, 2025 at 10:02 PM
The government could, of course, just fix the bizarre (and bad) flaw in the tax system that makes people pay a marginal rate of 62% (or 71% with student loans) at £100k, vs 42% at £99k or £126k – which is why people use salary sacrifice.
They could do this in ways that *raise more revenue*.
They could do this in ways that *raise more revenue*.
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Steak ’N Shake Employee Screams After Nude RFK Jr. Climbs Out Of Beef Tallow Fryer
Steak ’N Shake Employee Screams After Nude RFK Jr. Climbs Out Of Beef Tallow Fryer
SOUTH BEND, IN—Expressing horror at the sight of the health secretary’s bare torso emerging from the vat of grease, a local Steak ’n Shake employee reportedly screamed Friday after a nude Robert F. Ke...
theonion.com
November 21, 2025 at 8:16 PM
Steak ’N Shake Employee Screams After Nude RFK Jr. Climbs Out Of Beef Tallow Fryer
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Incredible headline.
Elon Musk Could 'Drink Piss Better Than Any Human in History,' Grok Says
Grok has been reprogrammed to say Musk is better than everyone at everything, including blowjobs, piss drinking, playing quarterback, conquering Europe, etc.
www.404media.co
November 20, 2025 at 10:01 PM
Incredible headline.
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this week's newsletter is titled "aren't you tired of feeling insane all the time?" and I think it speaks for itself
it is also free to read
youngvulgarian.substack.com/p/arent-you-...
it is also free to read
youngvulgarian.substack.com/p/arent-you-...
November 21, 2025 at 10:18 AM
this week's newsletter is titled "aren't you tired of feeling insane all the time?" and I think it speaks for itself
it is also free to read
youngvulgarian.substack.com/p/arent-you-...
it is also free to read
youngvulgarian.substack.com/p/arent-you-...
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Everybody loves brownfield-first. But where exactly should we densify our cities? And how?
Our new report shows Britain's density gap is wider in the biggest cities outside London than in the capital - and the inner city 'urban cores' up to 5km out from the centre are to blame.
Our new report shows Britain's density gap is wider in the biggest cities outside London than in the capital - and the inner city 'urban cores' up to 5km out from the centre are to blame.
November 20, 2025 at 12:21 PM
Everybody loves brownfield-first. But where exactly should we densify our cities? And how?
Our new report shows Britain's density gap is wider in the biggest cities outside London than in the capital - and the inner city 'urban cores' up to 5km out from the centre are to blame.
Our new report shows Britain's density gap is wider in the biggest cities outside London than in the capital - and the inner city 'urban cores' up to 5km out from the centre are to blame.
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The reason is because the built form of the urban core *outside the city centre* of British big cities is essentially frozen.
This is totally different to French and Japanese big cities which see construction across their urban core.
This is totally different to French and Japanese big cities which see construction across their urban core.
November 20, 2025 at 12:25 PM
The reason is because the built form of the urban core *outside the city centre* of British big cities is essentially frozen.
This is totally different to French and Japanese big cities which see construction across their urban core.
This is totally different to French and Japanese big cities which see construction across their urban core.
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I hate the British public
November 18, 2025 at 4:45 PM
I hate the British public
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For fucks sake
69% of Britons would support the introduction of graduated driving licences, whereby new drivers would be restricted from driving in certain conditions, as a new campaign is launched by MPs and bereaved families in favour of them
Support: 69%
Oppose: 21%
yougov.co.uk/topics/trave...
Support: 69%
Oppose: 21%
yougov.co.uk/topics/trave...
November 18, 2025 at 4:44 PM
For fucks sake
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Both the Budget and the asylum bill are disintegrating before they've even been formally announced.
Absolutely dead government.
Absolutely dead government.
November 17, 2025 at 9:19 AM
Both the Budget and the asylum bill are disintegrating before they've even been formally announced.
Absolutely dead government.
Absolutely dead government.
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Really not convinced the BBC should be providing blanket anonymity to campaigners who want to stop a school being built because of “concerns about being publicly critical of East Dunbartonshire Council”. It’s a local authority, not the Mafia. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
November 15, 2025 at 12:32 PM
Really not convinced the BBC should be providing blanket anonymity to campaigners who want to stop a school being built because of “concerns about being publicly critical of East Dunbartonshire Council”. It’s a local authority, not the Mafia. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...