Sylvia

Interesting that Starmer started low and dropped quite quickly. Almost like people voted for and expected Change

And it seems he still has no followers, 24 days later. I wonder what it is about him that repels people?

I’m not sure you understand the rules. 🤔 Is it Hebden Bridge?

chestertonsfence.b... @chest... • 24d Can I bring my personal Koran and burn it safely? Serious question. Sylvia @sylvia-suffragette.bsk... • 24d Well that's just dickish to be honest, because nobody likes things they value being destroyed. Go to your local church and burn the bible, or even your local library and start burning books and see the reaction chestertonsfence.b... @chest... • 24d Of course its offensive. Politeness is not a test of tolerance. Nobody got stabbed when Piss Christ was displayed in London. The question is hypothetical. Can I safely do it? Will I get stabbed?

This is the racist that got me suspended. He hasn’t been suspended or even marked offensive 🤷🏻‍♀️

a woman is peeking out of a door and saying `` i 'm back '' while holding a book . Alt: Julie Andrews opens a door, raises her arm in a dramatic pose With the words I’m back

Guess who’s back
Back again
Sylv is back
Tell a friend

Perfectly put.

Brexit made things worse, but austerity was already happening. People were already struggling and any decent government would have taken all of that in to account when setting their manifesto. Things have only changed drastically in the last 14 months because of incompetence

Would these be the tax rises Starmer/Reeves promised wouldn’t happen and Brexit (and it’s problems) that they’ve known about for years?

You were taught about the Roundheads at school. Now meet the Dickheads

UK Inflation Accelerated to 18-Month High in July UK inflation climbed to an 18-month high on the back of surging food, transport and hospitality prices, putting the Bank of England under pressure to reconsider the pace of interest-rate cuts.

My apologies, it should say 18 mth high, but you’ll probably blame that on the Tories www.bloomberg.com/news/article...

No, what is ridiculous is your unwavering support for someone who has made life worse for many, but because of your privilege you can sit there and ignore the facts.
You can think everything is the Tories fault and Starmer is doing some good, but those of us out in the real world know it’s crap

It was abridged and summed it up quote well actually

He did achieve that in a year. What he didn’t do was stop it, despite promising too

Show us how Labour have improved lives without using the usual list that has been proven to be false or not actually introduced. Show us someone (who isn’t a corporation or rich donor) that has had their life improved

As I pointed out earlier. Inflation at an 18 yr higher, inflating food prices. Energy bills have gone up over 20% in 12 mths (and Starmer promised to lower them) water bills are going to rise by nearly 40% over the next 5 yrs. Rents are becoming unaffordable. So yes it is Labour’s fault

T’would be both of us if we were honest 😂😂

You’d be the clown emoji 😂

If there was, I would own it😘

Trussel Trust post about the price of food in the last 5 yrs Milk, eggs & cheese +47% Meat +35% Oil & butter +60% Cereal. & bread +34% Fruit +26% Veg +35%

Wages are at 2008 levels while everything has increased drastically. Even staples are becoming luxury items for some

🏆 Have a trophy for your bio

😂😂

No you didn’t this time, you were very well behaved considering the circumstances

I don’t think I was. I’m the reasoned one remember. You’re sweary Kev

Thanks. It happens so often it’s becoming boring 😂

Evening Jeff. I’ll give you the abridged version
“Starmer good”
“Nah, people are poorer”
“Oh no they are not; workers rights, GP appts, minimum wage”
“They are half measure or rubbish”
“Oh no they are not”
Here’s the evidence
Oh she’s gone

It’s not rude if it’s true

You could have held up a walnut and it would have gone ‘thanks Kev’ 😂

maximum allowed. Private rents are unaffordable (and there is no rent cap in the renters’ bill). They are talking about removing social housing rent caps and inflation is at an 18yr high pushing grocery prices up weekly. And that’s a snapshot.
How are they helping to alleviate poverty?

Tosh, what steps? We’ve already discussed the minimum wage and people being forced to pay tax because of fiscal drag. Pensioners will be forced to pay tax on their pensions by 2026. Energy bills have risen by over 20% in 12mths. Water bills are going to rise by more. Council taxes are rising by the