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It is well known that people who mistreat other animals are usually those who mistreat other humans - cruelty to animals almost always leads to cruelty to humans, though not always the other way around. And I think it is 'equally' rather than 'more than' upset.
February 7, 2026 at 10:54 AM
It is well known that people who mistreat other animals are usually those who mistreat other humans - cruelty to animals almost always leads to cruelty to humans, though not always the other way around. And I think it is 'equally' rather than 'more than' upset.
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It is time for NUREMBERG 2.0! There’s is plenty evidence available in the open - no proof beyond reasonable doubt needed - to prosecute/convict HIM & ALL his willful cronies/henchmen at ALL institutional levels. Someone needs to tell them now as trial planning is well under way. It won’t be pretty…
February 6, 2026 at 8:45 PM
It is time for NUREMBERG 2.0! There’s is plenty evidence available in the open - no proof beyond reasonable doubt needed - to prosecute/convict HIM & ALL his willful cronies/henchmen at ALL institutional levels. Someone needs to tell them now as trial planning is well under way. It won’t be pretty…
Part of the problem is that the hysterically insular part of the UK population that voted Brexit have no idea what 'Belarussian' and 'DDR' actually mean.
February 7, 2026 at 9:57 AM
Part of the problem is that the hysterically insular part of the UK population that voted Brexit have no idea what 'Belarussian' and 'DDR' actually mean.
How lucky people are to live where they can buy things they want from little shops with friendly staff, and have friends and people who share interests virtually on your doorstep. This is not a universal. (As lifelong bookbuyer I am glad to never have to go to a secondhand book shop ever again)
February 5, 2026 at 10:56 AM
How lucky people are to live where they can buy things they want from little shops with friendly staff, and have friends and people who share interests virtually on your doorstep. This is not a universal. (As lifelong bookbuyer I am glad to never have to go to a secondhand book shop ever again)
Native English speaker here (Welsh person actually); what does 'rhetoric' mean in the way that he is using it? It doesn't seem to be what I normally understand. Does he think 'rhetoric' means 'criticism', or what?
February 4, 2026 at 3:47 PM
Native English speaker here (Welsh person actually); what does 'rhetoric' mean in the way that he is using it? It doesn't seem to be what I normally understand. Does he think 'rhetoric' means 'criticism', or what?
Years ago, boggled by extraordinary prices for books on Ebay, then friend with some shady connections told me all about low-level money laundering, and all became clear. Also an issue with out of control algorothms which inch up prices based on apparent sales.
February 4, 2026 at 11:41 AM
Years ago, boggled by extraordinary prices for books on Ebay, then friend with some shady connections told me all about low-level money laundering, and all became clear. Also an issue with out of control algorothms which inch up prices based on apparent sales.
In many ways Reform is Stalinism - most people are 'useless mouths', not contributing in approved ways (wage slaves) so utterly undeserving of even basic food, never mind health and happiness.
February 4, 2026 at 10:22 AM
In many ways Reform is Stalinism - most people are 'useless mouths', not contributing in approved ways (wage slaves) so utterly undeserving of even basic food, never mind health and happiness.
They will, alas, be able to say the same thing about the population of the UK, one day after Reform and Palantir have come and gone, leaving ruin
February 4, 2026 at 9:42 AM
They will, alas, be able to say the same thing about the population of the UK, one day after Reform and Palantir have come and gone, leaving ruin