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    Zack Polanski avverte la Gran Bretagna di Keir Starmer sta scendendo nell’autoritarismo

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    1. BobMonkhaus on

      He’s trying to lead with ID cards, but we know he’s really just upset about Palestine Action. No mention of OSA either.

    2. HotelPuzzleheaded654 on

      It’s funny to me that, on both the left and right, Keir Starmer (the most bland and inoffensive politician imo) is painted as this tyrannical dictator.

      Especially funny on the right when the solution is to vote in an actual tyrannical dictator.

      Editing because the replies are basically the same rebuttal, a wannabe tyrannical dictator does not advertise themselves as that verbatim.

      You’re upset that you can’t watch have a wank without verifying your age and will have to have an additional form of ID to the ones you already have but happy to vote in a guy who wants to deport legal citizens.

      Yet I’m the hysterical one? Have a day off.

    3. Elegant-Country-9768 on

      This the guy that sold breast enlargement hypnosis? What a wonderful character.

    4. peareauxThoughts on

      What do the Green Party think about my money and property?

    7. bduk92 on

      When both the Left and Right are enraged by Starmer, you have to wonder if he’s actually doing better than we think.

    8. AdOrdinary232 on

      The cheek of him. He supports this authoritarian nonsense.

    9. Jetengineinthesky on

      The British public love authoritarianism though? The data keeps coming back.

      – We love the OSA
      – We want to shut down all night life.
      – Long after Covid was ‘dealt with’ (complicated statement, yes) there were still a large number of people promoting full bore lockdowns.

    10. IndividualSkill3432 on

      Didnt they say this about the Tories and before that about Brown and before that about Blair and before that about Major?

    11. klepto_entropoid on

      Britain is heading for anarchy or fascism either way. The UK has been for many years now and increasingly will manifest more obviously as the gerontocratic death cult that it is.

      Half the population will be zombies and have all the money and assets.

      How do we think this ends? Get out now if you can, sincerely..

    12. Loud-Hovercraft-1285 on

      He is correct. AI being used by hmrc to check people’s social media. Digital ID cards no one wants or needs and the company running them just so happens to be owned by Tony, war criminal, Blair’s son. Social media posts leading to arrests? He preaches freedom of speech then does everything he can to suppress the people of the UK

    13. literalmetaphoricool on

      One look over the pond should be enough to show Zack what an actual descent into authoritarianism looks like.

      Banning people from supporting a few very specific groups in what is otherwise a broad array of groups all doing the same thing is really not it.

    14. himmygal on

      Yeah, I’m not exactly going to take lectures from a guy who thinks people should be arrested for tweets (see his reaction to the Graham Linehan arrest).

    15. Statement-Acceptable on

      Digital ID’s have an active petition of around 3million Brits who do not want it. The government have basically replied “lol, no.”

      Our country is ultra-fucked because our system of ‘democracy’ is a fucking sham.

    16. birdinthebush74 on

      Meanwhile Farage funder and West of England Reform Mayoral candidate Aaron Banks interviewed in the FT this week. Link [https://www.ft.com/content/76a45b1f-1aa6-41b8-8b75-517513a06599](https://www.ft.com/content/76a45b1f-1aa6-41b8-8b75-517513a06599)

      Banks said if Reform won power it should introduce a “Big Reform Bill” to roll back current human rights laws as well as legislation underpinning corporate regulation, saying that when it came to regulators he wanted to “get rid of virtually everything

      The 59-year-old, who made his fortune in insurance, said a potential Reform government should scrap the Financial Conduct Authority, the City regulator, along with media and internet watchdog Ofcom, the Electoral Commission and the Competition and Markets Authority.

      Banks agreed that much of the party’s economic platform was similar to the one put forward by Truss in her infamous “mini” Budget in 2022 that led to a crash in the pound and a sharp rise in borrowing costs.Farage has promised to cut income taxes and “get rid of inheritance tax”, while slashing government spending.

    17. IsyABM on

      Besides his stance on immigration, I’m liking what I hear from Polanski.

    18. Hedgehopper25 on

      Since joining the Greens my wife’s breasts are definitely getting bigger.

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