Forget ASDA’s soup & bread roll for a quid. Get yourself down to Parliament where they’re doing Miso roasted squash with cashew nut 'feta’, sesame tahini purée, parsnip crisps and sesame dukkah for £3.59.

Or If you're a bit strapped, pop down to the Members' Dining Room at the House of Commons for pressed chicken and caramelised onion with tarragon and chive jelly, pickled vegetables and thyme sourdough at £2.84.

Don't forget to vote against free school meals while you're there.

Sadly, this is me..

You don't want to fund genocide with your shopping. Just as we did when we joined together to smash apartheid, biycot Israel, But how?

A boycott-focused app, named "No Thanks," developed by a Palestinian software engineer has attracted millions of users worldwide, allowing shoppers to check products before making purchasing decisions.

Do you think that it is ethical for me to donate a skin graft taken from my buttock, to a colleague with a severe burn?

(Arse skin for a friend)

A biker was is sitting at a bar staring at his drink when a large, troublemaking biker sits next to him grabs his drink and gulps it down in one swig. The troublemakers says “Well, whatcha gonna do about it?”, the other biker suddenly burst into tears.“Oh, come on, man,” the troublemaker biker says, “I didn’t think you’d CRY. I hate seeing a man cry.”“This is the worst day of my life,” the biker said. “I’m a complete failure. I was late to a meeting and my boss fired me. I go to the parking lot to ride home and noticed my bike had been stolen and I don’t have any bike insurance. I left my wallet in the cab I took home. I found my wife in bed with the gardener, and then my dog bits me.”“So I came to this bar to work up the courage to put an end to my life. I buy a drink, I drop a capsule of poison in my drink as I am sitting here watching the poison dissolve; you show up and drink my entire drink! Then he looks at the troublemaker and said enough about me, how’s your day going?”

and Reagan took them down

So what does the political common ground look like in Britain? Some of the headline findings include:
🌍 75% of all voters want a Green New Deal for green jobs and infrastructure
💷 65% want a £15 minimum wage
🏘️ 74% want rent controls to help with the cost of living crisis
🏭 between 65 and 69% of voters want nationalisation of energy, water, rail, buses and mail
🏥 78% want the NHS run in the public sector and 65% support tax rises to boost NHS funding
🧑‍⚕️ 83% want free social care for the over-65s
🏗️ 64% support a national house building programme for 500,000 new homes a year
🌲 75% want to rewild at least 5% of Britain
💰 63% want to see wealth taxes introduced
💷 65% support higher Income Tax on earnings above £100,000
🏢 68% of all voters support higher corporation tax and 87% want more done to reduce tax avoidance
🗳️ 82% want more power devolved to local areas across the UK
Even "radical" policies like Universal Basic Income are supported by 59% of all voters.

I love "The hierarchy of disagreement".

We collectively need to learn how to argue and disagree in a kinder, more efficient way. The whole article is worth reading. If you are pressed for time just read the pyramid and laugh at the lowest stage.

Source: https://bigthink.com/personal-growth/how-to-disagree-well-7-of-the-best-and-worst-ways-to-argue/