The UK hasn’t elected people who represent the workers since 1974
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labour_government,_1974–1979
New Labour are just Tories with working class marketing. Conditions have continued to get worse for workers under New Labour, hence the recent push towards the Greens. Because they’re the only major party taking an anti capitalist stance
Is this free crowdsourcing ideas that are going to be regurgitated into a PCmag article or something?
Close! OP said this:
Going to make a video of it for my YT channel this week too.
https://lemmy.world/comment/26635664
Personally I think it’s pretty underhand to ask this of the community without being upfront about their intentions in the post.
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Dinna fash yersel. I kent fit yi meant. Ah didna quite weet my briogs bit I did snort oot ma naise!
As of this comment you’re sitting on 14 downvotes.
13 of them are visible on Lemvotes and they look naturally occurring to me. Granted I didn’t bother opening profiles to check their likelihood of being human though.
I don’t think it’s a bot.
Interesting thing I noticed in looking this up though, Andy Yen doesn’t have a Wikipedia page.
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Aye, these words do not match. Amsterdam loudly and proudly claims credit for hiding Anne Frank. Making it one of their core tourist attractions. And yet when modern day digital Anne Frank is on their turf they hand them over without question.
For anyone who doesn’t know what hermeneutics is, it’s when you read things through the eyes of this guy: