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1 hour ago, fred quimby said:

Woke? What the f**k are they on about. Twats

It literally hurts my brain. Are they saying builders aren’t proper geezers if they don’t have a fry up and keep their mental breakdowns to themselves? 

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33 minutes ago, Barry Fish said:

Probably a bit unfair to ask anyone that question.  I very much doubt anyone does unless they are liars. 

"I want to make sure we reduce economic inequality and spread opportunity around the country."

This is the bit that's a lie

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2 minutes ago, Skip997 said:

"I want to make sure we reduce economic inequality and spread opportunity around the country."

This is the bit that's a lie

It’s unsurprising he’d want to defend the Tory PM.

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4 minutes ago, Barry Fish said:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-67754359

I think I agree with most these guidelines.  Common sense stuff.

I am a little concerned about telling parents if a child socially identifies. That is the same if a child identifies as gay and the school decides to tell the parents. I am not comparing the two btw.

As you may be aware I had kids in care for a spell. One thing that came up a lot was something called Gillick Competency. Essentially it relates to the maturity of an under 16 to make their own decisions primarily for medical treatment but also social aspects.

There is a good outline here

https://learning.nspcc.org.uk/child-protection-system/gillick-competence-fraser-guidelines/child-protection-system/gillick-competence-fraser-guidelines

I don't want to get into a debate about transgender as it all confuses me and quite frankly I don't care. Everyone has the right to cut off or add bits to their body if they want. 

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2 hours ago, Barry Fish said:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-67759418

Its kind of good Scottish voters now get to pay for their stupid choices.  Claim they want the Tories out and then vote SNP - dumb dumb dumb.

Run out of other ways to pay for indie bribes. Scotland has done well recently with top ups of extra money due to extra spends by Westminster sending extra Barnett money to Scotland.

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