There are lots of other ways to address the very real harms that kids experience online:

✅ Strict privacy laws that make it illegal to harvest data and use it to recommend content

✅ Antitrust laws so we have real choices for where to go online

✅ Regulate features like autoplay & infinite scroll

They offered her the emergency housing place back on Wednesday - a day late - but she refused since she's better off at her friend's for now.

We are making progress with Manchester who seem to be much better.

It did wonders for her mental health, at least, that people came out to support her

The eviction wasn't successfully prevented, but the person is safe at a friend's. Tameside council has been absolutely shit, and as far as they knew they had thrown out a disabled Arab trans woman and recent victim of a hate crime onto the street.

Update, for anyone who saw the call out on Tuesday and couldn't come & didn't join the organising chat but is anxious about how it turned out:

The green gain is nearly a third again the total reform percentage :D

Got it :)

Thanks

Tru dat

The issue here is xenophobia, not the human beings it effects

When the only criticism the Labour Party makes of the Tories is from their *right flank*, it's time to just burn Westminster to the ground. Metaphorically, of course.

Oh right, just keep doing what they want

Fair enough. That's how I interpreted it. My bad. Anyway my point was that was him begging the Yaxley-Lennons of the world to like him

You say that like he made a mistake instead of a calculated choice

Somewhere to shoot himself? 🤞