Fash for cash

But these "influencers" aren't smart, skilled or disciplined enough to get a real job, so how would they survive?

Sadly Jess Gill is real and really English

Jess Gill is a hate-grifting idiot who for some reason has been given a microphone by the UK Media, although that's tailed off lately, hence the current outrage farming on social media

Pretty sure she was a GB News presenter/pundit but failed even that, hence the move to Reasoned with Darren Grimes

There might be better stats than this, but 70% of universal credit claimants affected by the 2-child benefit cap are white according to the UK government figures here. 15% are Asian.
www.gov.uk/government/s...

Jess Gill going full fash Great Replacement Fear Fantasy and spreading lies about the 2-child benefit cap

Apparently British patriotic white nationalists like Jess Gill would rather keep British children in poverty than scrap the 2-child benefit cap, because [ignorant racist lies]

I know, I know, I shouldn't play with Musky's AI, but sometimes it's just irresistible.

I shouldn't drink either, but hic we are.

just seemed like a good point to seed the idea, because of all this Brown Mary stamp nonsense.

Any room for Stamp tantrum in the last week or November?

Stamptrumn?

This person decided to "fix" Brown Mary by making her & Jesus white, and then got caught lying about their prompt.

So you do know how it's legal then, because you know nobody is being compelled to share their data with Sainsbury's, it's a choice to let them know what you are likely to be buying and when,
In return they can reward your loyalty with cheaper prices and cash vouchers.
Any data sold on is anonymised.

Ah well, can't have everything.

Aside from obvious Middle-Eastern nature of the Nativity, Mary / Maryam is the only woman named in the Quran, with her own chapter (Surah Maryam) + highly honored - her son is named as "Jesus, son of Mary".
No Joseph - she was a single mum whose baby miraculously spoke to defend her from allegations

New Xmas outrage just dropped 👀

I can't wait until 2033 when Christmas and Eid al-Fitr coincide, it's going to be hilarious

Why would rewarding store loyalty be illegal?

The most recent "They're banning Christmas!" outrage is over Royal Mail's choice of Xmas stamps.
Apparently Mary and Jesus are too brown, and there's an Islamic plot in the design 🙄🤦

Maybe you need to activate the offers on the app each week? They quite often have things like 5x points multipliers for online shops over ~ £70 which I collect when doing smaller regular shop

Spent £125 with the points I had acquired by August as I don't get paid that month, up to £60 since then

That is a link about the sale of anonymised data that has no connection to Cambridge Analytica. It was easily found and then discounted because it doesn't back up your claim of a connection with them and Nectar.

The non-card cost of 4 pints of milk in Sainsburys is £1.75, which seems fairly standard.
It's more than that at my corner shop.
Last week there was a Nectar price on it and it was £1.35. That's definitely cheaper than anywhere else I could buy it.