Denjin

globally all forum sites would just fold up because the UK has a stupid law

They can just block access from any UK based IP address and carry on as normal. Like many of them are doing already, including some Lemmy instances (although funnily enough, not lemmynsfw).

Yeah, where do you get off making out Stalin was the bad guy? Don't you know FDR was mean to an old person once?

Whatever the meme is I can't see it because lemmings.world blocks access to the UK now 🤣

It highlights the hypocrisy at the centre of the UKs policy towards Israel. The hand wringing and pledges to make a hollow gesture if Israel don't stop murdering babies in 6 months time. All the while using British military equipment and personnel to observe the genocide for Israel and selling Israel the bombs and bullets to do it.

You missed the point I was making that the systemic problems with the police mean that collectively they are all bastards.

If you can measure them individually and count them they're plural, if they're more figurative or impossible (or at least impractical) to count they're singular:

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If you use your machine predominantly for gaming, Nobara is a good option. Built by the same people who made Proton (the tool to get Windows games working well on Linux). Comes with everything you need to get going out of the box. Based on Fedora so lots of community support. Comes with either KDE Plasma or GNOME to give you the desktop environment you prefer.

There's no absolute measure for "pollutedness". How do you compare something filled with plastic waste, something filled with human feces, something contaminated with industrial run off including PFAS?

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Some Individual Cops May Actually Be Reasonable And Honest But The Institution Of The Police Is So Corrupted By Vested Interests That There's No Way To Distinguish Between Those Individuals And The Ones Who Would Actively Cause You Harm Plus They're Almost All Racist And Mysoginist Anyway So The Distinction Is Largely Academic

Two things. Firstly, patients are being harmed because hospitals are being forced to cancel planned operations and procedures, some of which people have been waiting years for.

Secondly, they just went on strike last year and won a huge pay rise, significantly ahead of inflation. The argument put forth by the BMA is based on bad data and misleading statistics.

There are significant structural problems within the NHS that need to be addressed, including some that directly affect the earning power of young doctors. None of which will be fixed if they keep going on strike.

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