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Sick of it

@rfootforward

England’s rich tapestry spans centuries — yet in 2025 we stumble through moral and societal decline, running on fumes.

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It is not ‘hate’ to speak the truth. It is not ‘hate’ to defend the rights of women and girls. It is not ‘hate’ to be deeply worried about an unevidenced medical experiment on minors. Rationality goes out of the window when you pretend men can be women.

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When I was a TV producer *making documentaries*, I had extremely good contributors dismissed out of hand for being white men and was forced to spend more time finding other contributors of different races who were less good* I was told I had to meet a quota of 40% racial

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Another small handful of examples of the over-representation Sarah Pochin MP (backed up by @channel4) was speaking about. Black people make up roughly 4% of the population of England and Wales, yet feature in 50% of adverts. Black people in a mixed (black/white) relationship

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“Just” tax the rich. “It’s really not that fucking difficult” If you find this mind-numbingly simplistic incompetent student politics level bollocks nauseating, you’re not alone.

Goosey (@goosey30111568) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Sarah Pochin. Is 100% correct and has nothing to apologise for. Statistics back her up 100%. Stick your faux outrage up your Harris.

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It’s not about having an issue with seeing non-white faces in advertising. It’s about the racist DEI notion that seeing white people represented in advertising is somehow problematic.

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Wrongspeak Central™ stellacreasy Yes, the crying Wojak captures the left's reflexive emotional meltdown when facts challenge their narrative. Instead of engaging with Channel 4's data on demographic mismatches in ads, they pivot to accusations of hatred, dodging how DEI mandates create artificial