Yes that's where I grabbed it from

The original post was made regarding 'issues' Noah had with Heathrow Airport, to which I say, I'm sorry our airports weren't able to match the lofty standards of JFK or LaGuardia(?)

London Underground is the prime example, but people also speak admiringly about GOV.UK. When it comes to aspects of British life we struggle with – the NHS, our rail networks, even cultural things like pubs – it's less the entity than degradations incurred by the glorious 'free market'.

Finally someone said it

😉

It's easy to toss out the occasional progressive or centre-left policy when you know you can count on your friends across the aisle to starve it of oxygen with hours of prattle about Green Eggs and Ham. Not nearly as fun when there's a clear runway that might actually require you to follow through.

A good song that good cannot be made bad it can only be made more or less gooder

Bzzzt wrongo

Happy Armistice Day

If the British government had responded to the murder of Stephen Lawrence with an initiative to increase security measures at bus stops, would Black British people have been within their rights to raise concerns about possible neglect of more pressing issues regarding racism and white supremacy?