"Offer" - people want heating, food, and not to be terrified of falling ill. It's not a fkn supermarket.
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RT @RachelReevesMP
Happy flying start weekend!
I know so many Labour activists will be out on the doors spreading the word about our local election offer.
You can sign up below to get out on the #labourdoorstep and be part of building a better Britain.
https://events.labour.org.uk/
https://twitter.com/RachelReevesMP/status/1642066767752167425
RT @earthygirl011
Won't work for 'working people' until our wages are enough to live on, there's housing we can afford, we can pay our utility bills without going hungry, when we're sick, disabled or unemployed the welfare safety net is enough to live a life worth living. You're offering nothing https://twitter.com/Keir_Starmer/status/1642150138100449280
one for @alex
RT @embedded_iot
You can see why people want you to hate this man https://twitter.com/GrayWolfBG1/status/1642134151993204736
'New research by Just Like Us has found that lesbians are the most likely of the whole LGBTQ+ community to be supportive of trans people. Lesbians are the most likely to say they know a trans person (92%), and also the most likely to say they are “supportive” or “very supportive” of trans people (96%). That’s compared to 89% of LGBTQ+ people overall, and just 69% of non-LGBTQ+ people.' [>3,600 adults aged 18-25]
-- "Lesbians being anti-trans is a lesbophobic trope"
https://www.gaytimes.co.uk/originals/lesbians-are-not-anti-trans/
A source of new Fediverse accounts is dev.brighteon.social.
46,862 were discovered during the past day.
Brighteon is known for spreading misinformation and conspiracy theories all over Facebook and Twitter, and it looks like they’re trying their hand at the Fediverse now.
I’ve looked at the accounts on that server, and the overwhelming majority look like bots. The goal seems to be spamming misinformation.
Personally, I recommend putting brighteon.com on #Fediblock.
https://botsin.space/@mastodon_daily_active_users/110107223841240128
A striking visualisation of #climatechange: the date of Kyoto cherry blossoms' reaching full bloom, plotted over the past 1000 years.
Thanks to the cultural significance of cherry blossoms in Japan, we have data on the specific day of the year when a very particular species of cherry blossom (P. jamasakura) reached "full-flowering" (満開) in a specific area on the outskirts of Kyoto (Arashiyama), all the way back to 800 AD.
The trend of the past 50 years is hard to miss…
@JamesGleick Well, they've all been war criminals from time immemorial with zero consequences.
Francis. Old guy in the corner. Socialist, maybe even a (shock) Marxist. Can't stop writing. Musician. Coder for over 30 years.