kennywell.bsky.social
British immigrant living in Spain. Will post about... Dogs. Cats. Gaming. Food. Politics. I'm Pro EU, anti Trump. He/him. #pro-EU
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Fair enough. I'm fairly sure that the vast majority of Christians are compassionate people who are true to their faith and I would say the same if Muslims too. Magas are extremists
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Well they have more in common with the Talibán than they have with an average progressive liberal citizen.
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We can debate the different flavours of Christianity all day long but I stand by my statement that MAGA is an ultra conservative Christian movement.
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Yes and at the root of it all is religion. Maga is underpinned by an ultra conservative Christian movement which is akin to the Talibán.
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Yes it's obvious to me that Israel is a terrorist state.
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Speaking as someone who crosses the border almost everyday, I'm grateful that this deal is finally over the line. My stress levels have decreased substantially at this news.
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Look at all of that control we've taken back. Way to go leavers
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They voted for it.
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In other news, the titanic sank and man landed on the moon.
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Oh and they're not afraid to tax high earners here in Spain. The average Spanish person is doing better than the average British person.. It's almost as if taxing wealth works...
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That's the so called free press for you. Owned by billionaires. They control the conversation. They push their narrative. Smears and disinformation is their game. The free press is a lie
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Good, it seems like China won't stop until they've thoroughly humiliated the orange clown. Good luck to them
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Will no one rid us of this turbulent frog-faced fascist?
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I didn't have the full 25k. I had to finance half of the bill. Luckily I have a decent job and could more or less afford to get the work done. A hefty bill like that is out of reach of most people though, sadly.
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A few years ago, I started losing teeth due to some bone loss from poorly treated gum disease. This time last year I had only 12 teeth left. In July of last year I had a full set of dental implants put in. They cost me €25k. 😭 🦷 shouldn't be a luxury but jeez, dental work is expensive
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Rock solid logic from team cat 🐈
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The BBC is run from Tufton Street. It's a right wing lobbying group these days, not a public broadcaster.
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Not if the BBC can help it.
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Ye that's probably fair by and large but plenty of Welsh turned out for them last week
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I can't vote for blue labour. I will vote for the greens and I don't care if it "splits the left vote". I want to vote for a left wing party, not Farage with a red rose.
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One of the few positives from last night.
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I hate this form of electoral blackmail and I won't be swayed by it. If Labour want my vote they have some work to do. I want them to tax the rich. I want them to acknowledge that leaving the EU wasn't ever a policy of theirs. I want them to be a progressive worker's party.
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Labour needed a visionary to lead them. A politician with real conviction. In Starmer they don't have that. They have someone who surrendered the EU argument to Farage after losing one vote. Starmer is also far too willing to appease and ape the right. No one wants Reform with a red rose.
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They should have stopped courting the reform vote for starters. Those 2600 or so Green voters wanted a progressive party. They couldn't touch labour in its current guise. With the right policies and messaging they would have had the 7 of those green votes they needed for a majority
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I saw the results this morning and the only solace I could take is the fact that I don't live there anymore.. It still fucking stings though. I loathe being British
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Brilliant film, we really enjoyed it and the post credits scene was epic. I can't wait for July!
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I bet he gets a siren on his motor next.
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