Tyron
@tyron.bsky.social
Raise taxes, repair the country. Inspired by joy, sobriety, Marcel Duchamp, Kelis, Mata Hari, and those hallucinations I used to have.
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I sometimes feel like I am going mad.
Owning a £1.5m home is not normal in London or the South East of England.
Owning a £1.5m home is not normal in London or the South East of England.
November 20, 2025 at 9:30 AM
I sometimes feel like I am going mad.
Owning a £1.5m home is not normal in London or the South East of England.
Owning a £1.5m home is not normal in London or the South East of England.
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Have a modern gifts policy. Talk about never being out of your overdraft. Ironically this is one of the areas where they should sound more like the focus groups.
November 18, 2025 at 5:25 PM
Have a modern gifts policy. Talk about never being out of your overdraft. Ironically this is one of the areas where they should sound more like the focus groups.
this image has caused me psychic damage
November 16, 2025 at 10:27 AM
this image has caused me psychic damage
anyway, hats off to the adults in the room, doing a really tremendous job here as ever!
November 16, 2025 at 10:22 AM
anyway, hats off to the adults in the room, doing a really tremendous job here as ever!
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There's the constituency of 'I just don't like visible and audible difference' which Labour can't appeal to. And there's the 'I don't like that this has measurably made my area worse by introducing an insecure, economically detached class of people', which this policy makes worse.
November 15, 2025 at 3:06 PM
There's the constituency of 'I just don't like visible and audible difference' which Labour can't appeal to. And there's the 'I don't like that this has measurably made my area worse by introducing an insecure, economically detached class of people', which this policy makes worse.
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It's the language of opposition to justify a policy because it polls well (and frankly it's not the language of good opposition either!). Your policy proposals need to be justified in light of what they will actually *do*. See, for instance:
Full text: Tony Blair's speech on asylum and immigration
The prime minister's speech on asylum and immigration, delivered in Dover.
www.theguardian.com
November 15, 2025 at 3:38 PM
It's the language of opposition to justify a policy because it polls well (and frankly it's not the language of good opposition either!). Your policy proposals need to be justified in light of what they will actually *do*. See, for instance: