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RT @zarahsultana
There's an easy way to guarantee minimum services – and it isn't the Tories' new anti-worker laws.

It's giving workers fair pay and the resources they need to do their jobs.

RT @eiecampaign
Why are ambulance workers on strike today?

📉 Real pay down £6,000 since 2010

😞 53% struggling to cope with demands of their jobs

🏥 Nightly queues at A&Es putting patients at risk

🚑 1 in 3 witnessed patient's death was linked to a delay

RT if you're behind them 👊

@LadyA @lbruno @nazgul

The Paradox of Tolerance disappears if you look at tolerance, not as a moral standard, but as a social contract.

If someone does not abide by the contract, then they are not covered by it.

In other words: The intolerant are not following the rules of the social contract of mutual tolerance.

Since they have broken the terms of the contract, they are no longer covered by the contract, and their intolerance should NOT be tolerated.

#Tolerance #Intolerance #Meme #Memes

RT @marcuschown
"The NHS is safe with me" - David Cameron
"The NHS is safe with me" - Theresa May
"The NHS is safe with me" - Boris Johnson
"The NHS is safe with me" - Liz Truss
"The NHS is safe with me" - Rishi Sunak

THEY LIED.

@mrjamesob

RT @BettyBowers
I'm hearing that Diamond died of something she made money off calling a hoax and that Silk didn't wait a hot minute to make more money off that death.

Children, it doesn't get more MAGA than that.

RT @JonathanPieNews
When they use the word ‘productivity’ to describe essential healthcare, you know the Tories don’t see us or those working within the NHS as people. twitter.com/SkyNews/status/161

Demonstrates what bollocks making the connection was
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RT @afneil
Average petrol prices in the UK have fallen below £1.50 a litre for the first time since Russia invaded Ukraine.
twitter.com/afneil/status/1612

RT @David__Osland
The number of Tory donors awarded VIP lane contracts is higher than the number of British army translators granted resettlement from Afghanistan

No - because they didn't change the ownership that allowed those things to be sold out from under us.
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RT @AHaglington
@EuropeanPowell Anyone remember a of working to make life better on our behalf?
Rather than set on ruling us, selling the land out from under us?
🔥







twitter.com/AHaglington/status

RT @fbermingham
The fallacy of Lexit.

I can travel the length of Belgium on imperfect but highly functional state-owned trains for a fraction of the price it would cost to travel anywhere in Britain by train... twitter.com/NaomiOhReally/stat

RT @medialens
Frank Ledwidge, a British military intelligence officer who worked in Afghanistan:

'One reason these “Taliban” returned was that they were, in fact, local farmers and they had nowhere else to go; they were defending their homes against foreigners.’ twitter.com/IanJSinclair/statu

RT @Tom_Gann
Any political strategy or tactics, explicitly or implicitly, asserts certain individuals or groups are the decisive agent, and with this a sense of what are the sites of politics- & often is a means of enhancing the power of those individuals or groups. newstatesman.com/comment/2023/

RT @SteveChalke
I say it again…
Once upon a time
Slavery was legal
Apartheid was legal
The death penalty was legal
Imprisoning gay men was legal
Beating a child was legal.
Now we’re told sending vulnerable asylum seekers to Rwanda is legal.

Never assume that legal equals moral or ethical.

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