Chomper Higgot

And yet here you are vomiting homophobia, again.

Refer link provided.

Oh it’s a deflection to respond to a gross generalization with facts?

And the majority of child sexual abuse is committed by heterosexual men: https://stopabusecampaign.org/2017/03/10/are-most-sex-abusers-heterosexual/

Well here’s an estimate: https://www.unicef.org/thailand/press-releases/new-research-highlights-concerns-over-well-being-120000-children-institutional-care#:~:text=BANGKOK%2C 20 April 2023 – New,and other residential care settings.

The PM fronts a political party that relies on the votes of Thailand’s rural voters. Add that to the power of a certain food conglomerate and it is clear nothing will be done.

Well yes, those dissenting from the dominant heterosexual view of human relationships must be crushed.

Said without an iota of introspection.

The more important point is both partners in the marriage are extended legal rights that include inheritance and issues like insurance payouts.

How about it’s healthy for children to have two parents who love them rather than being left rotting in a children’s home?!

A review of the claims here: https://fullfact.org/immigration/illegal-migrant-london-population/

They make easy promises to fix complex problems in the sure knowledge that they’ll never be in a position to have to deliver on their promises.

And all judicial cooperation between signatory states, including sharing criminal intelligence data, and also all extradition treaties between signatory states. Oh, and the UK-EU Trade and cooperation agreement (Who signed that I wonder?!)

“If you can't make use of AI in the very near future you will not have a future. AI is useful for people that strive to be productive.” That’s fine and dandy until AI replaces the ‘you’. AI is useful for businesses that want to exactly that.

Let’s put aside the issue of a private business accessing National Insurance Data for a moment and consider Thames Water’s motivations? Perhaps a diversion to the costly requirement to fix leaks in the water distribution pipework. But at least we now know what Thames Water were doing instead of not polluting the UK’s rivers with sewage. They took their eye of their actual job and look what happened: https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/jan/24/thames-water-credit-rating-slashed-as-administrators-approached

It obviously is, he’s playing dumb. Or at least I hope he is.

Its apparently available online and therefore it’s not j reasonable to expect its something that’s been distributed beyond Al Qaeda and violence Islamists.

I see you’re giving voice to your fantasies. I can’t help you with that.

You assumed wrongly, the links I have provided demonstrate why. Now let’s see if I’m right about that other thing.

Utterly twisted imaginings..

That too is a fantasy.

I provided a link with explanatory notes, that together with the news article I linked provides a clear explanation of the point I made. It might not satisfy your newly adopted rendition of a three year old’s fascination with circular questions, but I faith you’ll grow out of it.

If he had read The Constitution he might have spotted this bit conspicuous in the 14th Amendment: https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/amdt14-S1-1-2/ALDE_00000812/

They bought his crypto currency, so yes, if they’ve any money left.

The point Musk made was, there is no money. It’s smoke and mirrors.