The great Tory plan to just kill off and thin the heard rather than address the social issues they've caused.

Unless it is a recently expanded town or a new build one off house the quality is sub par.

You say that as if new builds are built to a proper standard.

Xiaomi phones have good hardware, but man, the bloatware is obscene. I hope yours can be hacked and I hope you do it.

You can bet I’ve already installed 3 meme apps

I'm guessing you won't do it.

Meanwhile they still sell the data of you and anyone unfortunate enough to walk in front of it.

All in the name of security and "legitimate interest".

Yeah I'm all for that. However deposit schemes are also proven very effective at reducing waste on the floor. People will even pick up other peoples' litter if they can get money back for it.

It does wind me up that this is all painted as "think of the children!!" when it won't do much to stop children getting and using vapes, but at least it should address disposable devices that should never have been made as disposable.

Did they think twice with Rwanda?

That wasn't what Brexiteers were campaigning for. They were going for the type of sovereignty in William Rees-Mogg's book "The Sovereign Individual", in which he defines one as someone who earns more than $200,000 a year (in 1990s money) and uses their wealth and influence to act above the laws of any nation. The EU stood to prevent that, so they pushed for the UK to leave - and duped a bunch of gullible fools into believing it was about them and "hour cuntry".

The sad thing is they pulled the same tricks again in 2019 to get Boris into 10 Downing St. Facebook ads targeted at people who would lap it up, things like showing bread lines and saying this is what Corbyn would have brought. Such ads excluded those that would challenge them and call out the lies, leaving people in a nice little echo chamber with no time to be corrected before they went to the polls.

In the words of Zuckerberg, the dumb fucks.

Whynotboth.jpg?

a) 38degrees is less meaningful than the meaningless change.org

b) He's already refused an OBE.

Is he really "under fire"? There don't appear to be any consequences here.

We can't have that though, then the 1-3 businesses (owned by Tory mates) that have a licence to grow would have to face competition!

Also the illegal market is pretty well established as an encumbant. Most dealers sell the same stuff that can be found nationwide, a lot of it is contaminated, eg with desiccants.

85% of the UK are criminals, I thought Australia was supposed to solve that for us.