The lawyers should go after the military personnel. As soon as they start getting sent down for murder because they were “following orders”, they’ll suddenly realise they are answerable to the constitution and not the president.

Hypothetically speaking, if say hundreds of people were peacefully protesting against something the government disagrees with but the people clearly agree with, could the courts imprison the protesters? And then could that just stop the protests, the fear of imprisonment?

I’ve recently looked at the 1948 Declaration of Human Rights on the UN’s website and we need to acknowledge the press today would call it “Woke nonsense”. I just want a political party that will protect human rights. All of them.

I often compare AI to a photocopier and all people can think to do with it is sit on it and take photos of their bum.

Good design means cutting down the friction on things that make life annoying, time consuming, depressing, irritating, but people don’t buy stuff when they’re happy. Unfortunately we need we’re spending when we need to be boycotting.

Trump’s putting away his political enemies, but certain people still don’t recognize the fascism. I can’t put my finger on why that is.

In the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the right to join a union is in there. What have businesses got against basic human rights?

It’s the Amazon style of setting up business. Get people addicted, kill off possible competitors, then you have a huge share of the market and big companies have to work through you. It’s neither good for the economy nor the consumer

I felt the same way when Greg Dyke left. But I do appreciate the integrity of the BBC is key. I also appreciate that an attack on the BBC is attack on the people who own it (us). When they come after our NHS and BBC, they don’t want us to flourish, they want us to suffer.

That is weird. You’d think Twitter would be the place for more racism not less, unless it’s confused MAGAs, they think they are the global majority.

Bob’s consistent sweetness is so refreshing in a world that seems to be telling us we should all be angry at each other. I want everyone to be more Bob.

Framing masculinity as being without human rights is a smart move. Angry men who are being treated badly all over the world by governments won’t stand up to them, so instead they’ll join the call, not knowing if rights are removed for others they’re being eroded for them too.

I knew who Obama was when he went to Flint Michigan and repeatedly drank the water that had been contaminated for 2 years with lead. That was him kneeling before Zod