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Royal Mail investigating claims that postal worker ‘binned Reform UK election leaflets’
(www.theguardian.com)
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I hate to be this guy: Although emotionally I want to agree, this is tantamount to censoring one political opinion, which is a slippery slope. Just because he is on our side, its not less wrong, it just feels better. The postal service is supposed to deliver a neutral reliable service for all.
This feels like you cheering for internet censoring instead of net neutrality because a telephone worker took it upon himself to block a few websites of his choosing.
Actually I would say this is more like cheering for the underdog, the common man stands no chance against the big money propaganda, this seems like a good retaliation to the oppression that is weighing down on us, or you could swing big like Luigi.