Josh Ryan
@thejoshryan.bsky.social
I’m every gay boy, it’s all in me🇹🇹🇬🇧🏳️🌈
📍London
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There's a left-centre coalition building on "class solidarity" but the narrative to the average person is to dispense with the conversation of culture and morality. Don't speak on racism or homophobia because ultimately people just want better economic outcomes. And it's dumb.
October 6, 2025 at 8:41 AM
There's a left-centre coalition building on "class solidarity" but the narrative to the average person is to dispense with the conversation of culture and morality. Don't speak on racism or homophobia because ultimately people just want better economic outcomes. And it's dumb.
I just wanna say, the Union Jack and English flags are such easy symbols to reclaim from the fascist/racist people.
A reader who is selling their property is worried that England flags will deter potential buyers
My neighbour is flying St George’s flags — can I legally stop him?
A reader who is selling their property is worried that England flags will deter potential buyers
www.thetimes.com
October 2, 2025 at 8:15 AM
I just wanna say, the Union Jack and English flags are such easy symbols to reclaim from the fascist/racist people.
It's interesting that Trans Pride drew over 100k people and no one really reported on it. Tommy Robinson draws 150k people and it's on the front page and top of the news for every outlet. The way they manipulate interest and traffic to their own ideology is devious but we need to manoeuvre similarly
September 14, 2025 at 11:18 AM
It's interesting that Trans Pride drew over 100k people and no one really reported on it. Tommy Robinson draws 150k people and it's on the front page and top of the news for every outlet. The way they manipulate interest and traffic to their own ideology is devious but we need to manoeuvre similarly
I guess no one’s talking about that big ass neo-nazi rally in London today?!?
September 13, 2025 at 12:22 PM
I guess no one’s talking about that big ass neo-nazi rally in London today?!?
The political apparatus, such as @nytimes.com, really moved quickly to sanitise the absolute repugnance of neo-nazi, Charlie Kirk.
September 12, 2025 at 2:47 AM
The political apparatus, such as @nytimes.com, really moved quickly to sanitise the absolute repugnance of neo-nazi, Charlie Kirk.
Sooo Apple basically did the bare minimum with the new iPhone line up... and a bizarre iPhone Air addition.
September 9, 2025 at 9:47 PM
Sooo Apple basically did the bare minimum with the new iPhone line up... and a bizarre iPhone Air addition.
I think I'm burnt out. I'm so tired all the time no matter what I do, and I feel intensely irritable (even though I manage it and always put on a happy disposition).
August 25, 2025 at 12:00 PM
I think I'm burnt out. I'm so tired all the time no matter what I do, and I feel intensely irritable (even though I manage it and always put on a happy disposition).
London might as well be a Caribbean island at this point. My god.
July 11, 2025 at 2:53 PM
London might as well be a Caribbean island at this point. My god.
Idk how you come back from calling someone a pedo but okay.
I’m enjoying this as much as anyone, but seems very likely they do some big show of squashing the beef within, like, a week.
June 5, 2025 at 11:24 PM
Idk how you come back from calling someone a pedo but okay.
It's Pride month! For this Pride I'd like to see less "pride is protest" and no protest, and less "resist" with no resistance and more queer dominance. Culture flows from us, we set the trends, they follow, we speak the language, they mimic. It's time to own the world, as we were meant to.
June 2, 2025 at 10:42 AM
It's Pride month! For this Pride I'd like to see less "pride is protest" and no protest, and less "resist" with no resistance and more queer dominance. Culture flows from us, we set the trends, they follow, we speak the language, they mimic. It's time to own the world, as we were meant to.
Gentle reminder. @nytimes.com enabled the exact environment that we’re experiencing globally. They normalised literal neo-Nazis and are now trying to convince us that maybe we should closet ourselves to be safe. Stay away from media like this.
May 13, 2025 at 12:15 AM
Gentle reminder. @nytimes.com enabled the exact environment that we’re experiencing globally. They normalised literal neo-Nazis and are now trying to convince us that maybe we should closet ourselves to be safe. Stay away from media like this.
The fascism experiment constantly fails. I'm not sure why politicians and their bases keep repeating it.
May 12, 2025 at 2:30 PM
The fascism experiment constantly fails. I'm not sure why politicians and their bases keep repeating it.
Well...
Except, I’m sure the politicos in No 10 will read this election result as: “people want Reform, so we should be more like them.”
Labour needs several million buckets of ice-cold water poured over their head and the nation's church bells ringing in unison as a very loud wake-up call. Hopefully, this is it.
People voted for hope and change and vision not Reform lite and the same old Tory shite.
People voted for hope and change and vision not Reform lite and the same old Tory shite.
May 12, 2025 at 2:09 PM
Well...
The state of the world is annoying. Let's talk about men cause I'm trying to pick up this dude but it's proving difficult lmao.
May 12, 2025 at 12:01 PM
The state of the world is annoying. Let's talk about men cause I'm trying to pick up this dude but it's proving difficult lmao.
And they don’t have to be fascist to make things more affordable. Tax the wealthy properly, stop the austerity, and stop blaming immigrants.
Left or right? Labour’s problem isn’t direction - it’s disconnection. Economically insecure voters are leaving the party in both directions. A bold new analysis by MP Jeevun Sandher lays out the real reason, and a way forward | Stephen McNair
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@eastangliabylines.co.uk @stephenmcnair.bsky.social
Beyond left and right: where next for Labour?
After last week’s election, Labour is debating whether to swing left or right. One MP offers a different analysis, and prescription
eastangliabylines.co.uk
May 12, 2025 at 9:41 AM
And they don’t have to be fascist to make things more affordable. Tax the wealthy properly, stop the austerity, and stop blaming immigrants.
Ana Kasparian self radicalising over trans people is proof that TYT is a fucking scam. No actual progressive has a problem with people's rights.
May 11, 2025 at 10:31 AM
Ana Kasparian self radicalising over trans people is proof that TYT is a fucking scam. No actual progressive has a problem with people's rights.
Of course Labour learnt the wrong lesson from locals and is moving forward on being more hardline right wing on immigration. OF COURSE. It's not like people voted against benefits cuts and austerity or anything like that, clearly. Sigh.
May 6, 2025 at 8:52 AM
Of course Labour learnt the wrong lesson from locals and is moving forward on being more hardline right wing on immigration. OF COURSE. It's not like people voted against benefits cuts and austerity or anything like that, clearly. Sigh.
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Reform’s success today matters politically; of course
But it also matters in terms of *policy* because if both Labour & Conservatives are worried about shedding votes to them - they’re likely to tack closer towards them in terms of their policy offer
But it also matters in terms of *policy* because if both Labour & Conservatives are worried about shedding votes to them - they’re likely to tack closer towards them in terms of their policy offer
May 2, 2025 at 6:20 AM
Reform’s success today matters politically; of course
But it also matters in terms of *policy* because if both Labour & Conservatives are worried about shedding votes to them - they’re likely to tack closer towards them in terms of their policy offer
But it also matters in terms of *policy* because if both Labour & Conservatives are worried about shedding votes to them - they’re likely to tack closer towards them in terms of their policy offer
Except, I’m sure the politicos in No 10 will read this election result as: “people want Reform, so we should be more like them.”
Labour needs several million buckets of ice-cold water poured over their head and the nation's church bells ringing in unison as a very loud wake-up call. Hopefully, this is it.
People voted for hope and change and vision not Reform lite and the same old Tory shite.
People voted for hope and change and vision not Reform lite and the same old Tory shite.
May 2, 2025 at 7:26 AM
Except, I’m sure the politicos in No 10 will read this election result as: “people want Reform, so we should be more like them.”
Honestly, it’s time to lock up tech CEOs.
May 2, 2025 at 2:49 AM
Honestly, it’s time to lock up tech CEOs.
For some reason, it’s harder for people to not be fascist than to be fascist… and that is crazy.
May 2, 2025 at 2:16 AM
For some reason, it’s harder for people to not be fascist than to be fascist… and that is crazy.
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Would have thought the White House would be excited to show Americans how much money foreigners are paying them...
... unless that's not actually how tariffs work after all 🤔
... unless that's not actually how tariffs work after all 🤔
🚨 WHITE HOUSE: AMAZON SHOWING TARIFFS ON EACH PRODUCT IS A HOSTILE AND POLITICAL ACT
April 29, 2025 at 2:07 PM
Would have thought the White House would be excited to show Americans how much money foreigners are paying them...
... unless that's not actually how tariffs work after all 🤔
... unless that's not actually how tariffs work after all 🤔
Congratulations Canada!
April 29, 2025 at 2:37 AM
Congratulations Canada!