This one hits a little too close to home…

Also, the word you’re looking for might be “abusive” rather than “strict”.

This has been posted half a dozen times in the last two months alone. Please. We get it.

Another common one is “y’all” but I’m not American enough to pull that off.

Someone at work said we should use “folks”… But I’m not a Loony Tunes ending screen.

The opposite of Nouveau Riche: Nouveau Pauvre. They lack the culture of people who were born into poverty.

Gale is that you?!

And give them affordable housing and you’ll solve the homelessness problem.

Should have written some integration / end-to-end tests 😞

I think I’ll choose “I have no plans to purchase from you specifically”

One posted by someone recently

I dunno man that sounds pretty lit

Search for Collectives e.g. trans collectives.

If you’re in the UK and want to join a trans collective, I can hook you up. I know someone with a big list of all of them.

Does a trans rights protest count? Big turnout today.

Maybe it’s Donald Trump then?

No, wait, that’s Cuckoo Felon.

It’s a YouTube channel for toddlers.

Do these people exist or are they just strawmen? I’ve not really ever encountered so-called “tankies”.

Every left leaning person I’ve actually met are against authoritarianism.

Pretty much what’s been happening in the US government recently

It may also be cheaper for the government as they wouldn’t need to spend so much on bureaucracy trying to figure out whether someone deserves money.

The councils pay landlords for 1 room in a 8+ room house.

In the area I’m thinking of, this costs £900 (or $1100) a month. For comparison,

• Council flats (1 person flat) cost £500-600/month
• Market rate for apartments is £1000 / month.

I think the absurd rate being charged for abysmal conditions is partially rationalised by the fact that it’s paid to those landlords on a daily basis, but it’s obviously completely inefficient.

I don’t want to go into the horrors of being in a homeless shelter, but it would be better for everyone involved if housing was more accessible.

I know someone who is homeless and sheltering them (in shit conditions) is costing the local council almost twice as much per month as just giving them an apartment.