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Cake day: March 2nd, 2026

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  • It’s very possible that it’s late and i’m talking a lot of shit. But I think the point was that if you are appointed housing secretary and you get sacked for fucking up your own housing affairs, then you get paid off to the tune of sixteen grand (still on backbench salary mind you), then less than a year later you’re made housing secretary again, it looks pretty grim to keep the cash and the flat and go i’m alright cunts, how about you?


  • we mostly agree then

    Yeah probably. If I found a score on the pavement I wouldn’t stick up any posters about it. 16k in notes? I might have that as well, no need to trouble the constabulary

    should/is difference

    This is where we diverge. Enforcers of ‘should’ even if they just recently inherited the responsibility should do as their own rules oblige them to do

    strange thing to devote this much energy to

    It’s the subject of the post. I’ll comment about other matters on other posts, energy allowing. I can’t always be bothered


  • I don’t know or care what a ‘vibe shift’ might entail but willing to bet it’s the continuity-starmer, just-a-little-bit, lets not upset the status quo soft soap stance that goes: this situation requires soft liberal tinkering round the edges of the giant money hoover positioned above the working class. Do not disrupt the hoover. Please god lets not anger the hoover








  • I still think the BBC is worth preserving but I’ve no idea how it should be done

    Direct gov funding seems out of the question as independence is required for reputational reasons at least

    Extending license regs so you need one to watch youtube/netflix/etc an obvious non-starter (hopefully)

    Expanding commercial operations so they can sell access to archives through iplayer, overseas subscriptions, Huw Edwards merch etc might be ok but unlikely to raise the billions required to operate

    At this point is it saveable?