Saw someone the other day saying Labour is the only party that will acknowledge that trade offs exist, but also that they keep picking the side of the trade off guaranteed to annoy their voters, which seemed like a pithy summary of politics.

EDIT: I see we’re once again failing the simple reading comprehension test.

  • frankPodmore@slrpnk.netOPM
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    3 days ago

    I feel I have to return to my earlier point that it would be beneficial to learn to read things, with which you disagree, without becoming upset.

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      I feel I have to return to my earlier point that if you have to resort to patronising ad hominem instead of the substance of what we’re discussing then you need to do some self reflection.

      Perhaps start with reading the sidebar of your own instance.

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        2 days ago

        Does it say ‘It is forbidden to advise people to read mild disagreements without getting upset’?