I organise my work so I earn enough on the weeks I work that I can take time off. Same as an employee in effect.
Of course, not everyone can do that. If their self employment doesn’t allow them to save.
I organise my work so I earn enough on the weeks I work that I can take time off. Same as an employee in effect.
Of course, not everyone can do that. If their self employment doesn’t allow them to save.
You know that old saying “if a fish cries in the ocean, does it make a sound?”
Remember, if your photoprism lasts more than 4 hours, consult a medical professional
Bit slow posting this, they dropped the rate earlier today
The title of their manifesto!
I have SMBsync2 copy over any photos older than 30 days to a location on my local network.
Its free, doesn’t run in the background and requires very little setup
Make the case?
I’m not campaigning.
Its art, make of it whatever you wish!
Seems this time we’ll likely evade the resident weevil
That’s the really stupid part of all this.
Small amount of money massive personal and political consequences. Hilariously stupid.
Detail counts!
Its a simple law. If your party has received evidence that your clai is false. You must stop using it or face legal punishment.
Let us reflect on how parties might react to this and how a simple law might not achieve your aims.
Another wrinkle is deciding who is going to police this, who is the arbiter of truths and lies?
In almost every case I can think of, political parties already avoid lying.
With statistics they can find the right one to backup their point and ignore the other study which contradicts them. They offer opinions, points of view, oversimplificatios and predictions.
None of these are lies. Manipulation of the same family certainly. It was true that we sent £350 million per week to the EU, except it really wasn’t and yet if you offered evidence that it was a lie it’d be easy to produce evidence that it wasn’t. Truth is complex.
Add to this we have a mechanism built into democracy that is intended to punish parties who lie or otherwise behave this way, its the voters. For this to work we need an informed and aware population to vote in elections, your post suggests you don’t see the voters as capable of this?
To achieve an informed electorate who understands complexity and nuance getting out of the simple mindset of right and wrong is needed, away from simple truths and lies.
In short… “Examine a law not for the good it will do if correctly applied but for the harm it will cause if incorrectly applied”
Reform most likely, possibly for the Tories.
It’s going to be funny either way I’m sure.
And there it is.
They were waiting for this one with much anticipation.
It’s a small group of voters who this represents, but they’re important voters, they’re swing voters.
Did I say all those things?
The fact that he won’t be distracted by right wing extremists in his own party is a good start.
Within the labour party he is the right wing extremist.
And I don’t think he’s likely to be too damaged by attacks on the left much either, certainly not until after the honeymoon period.
I’ll take a pragmatic responsive PM over the lurching idealogues of recent years
True, very different vibes!
Tories have been nothing but changeable in recent years and that’s not been a good thing!
I hope this is down to them needing to have this ready weeks ago and not knowing when the election would be.
As slogans go it’s about as inspiring as Starmer himself.
Generic, non-commital and subject to change.
Stuff like this? Gender stuff?
It’s been normal for schools to teach stuff like this for decades, stuff has been gendered in schools forever.
The only recent change is giving children choices and recognising reality.
Are you jealous of the other bots who can?