And did you see how he was dressed!? So disrespectful!

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Not only that but if you tell him that he can’t do something he’s going to think that you’re dictating things to him and it’ll increase the chances of him doing it.

There’s only one person allowed to tell him what to do.

I wish that we’d required two thirds majority for Brexit. It seems daft to do something so drastic when only 52% of voters wanted it (and just over a third of all people of voting age).

They also needed to provide COVID vaccines to those countries that couldn’t afford to buy them themselves in order to successfully eradicate it.

But they couldn’t do that because it would look bad with the voters if there weren’t enough vaccines to use at home.

It’s definitely bullshit when the response to the problem of women potentially being forced into dressing how they don’t want to dress is to definitely force them into dressing a particular way potentially against how they want to dress.

It was in response to the UK trying to get Apple to put a back door in their advanced encryption for all Apple customers, not just UK citizens.

I don’t understand why there are still sanctions that can be applied. Shouldn’t have we gone all in from the start?

I think that it’s probably to imply that it’s an allegation, not established fact that they were killed by the IDF.

Remember last time when Trump had meetings that resulted in a plan to end hostilities between Hamas and Isreal but it didn’t include any Palestinian representation at all.

She initially thought the email was fake, but after realising it was from Ticketmaster she said she does not intend to buy tickets from the company in the future, despite being a loyal customer.

Loyal customer pretty much means the same as regular concert goer.

I go to quite a few concerts and all of my tickets are bought from Ticketmaster in some form. I wouldn’t call myself loyal to them as I’m forced to choose between Ticketmaster or no concert.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov condemned the idea as a commercial transaction rather than genuine support

Breaking News: “Russian diplomat caught telling the truth!”

As tariffs hurt the importing country, not the exporting country I think that it’s odd that Canada would punish their own citizens in retaliation.

They should have added a 25% export tax on energy seeing as Trump clearly didn’t want to pay more for his imported energy.

I don’t think that it’s only a leadership thing.

I think that there’d be enough voters who would be too proud to lose the pound that any referendum to rejoin would lose even if opinion polls showed that most people thought that it was a mistake (I don’t actually know what opinion poles say about this topic).

I would also happily accept both to go back into the EU personally.

Going back to the EU with our tail between our legs isn’t going to go down well with anyone so won’t be happening anytime soon.

We’d not be able to reject the Schengen area or Euro so I’d imagine that most remain voters wouldn’t even agree to it.

new trade deals haven’t offset EU losses.

I’m shocked that a single state wasn’t able to negotiate better deals than that same state plus 27 others.

While other countries lag behind, Norway’s success demonstrates the potential for widespread EV adoption.

Decades of incentives, including tax breaks and infrastructure investments, have driven this shift.

Basically, if your government really wants it and doesn’t give in to lobbying then they can do it.

It’s many years of concerted effort with successive administrations keeping up the commitment.

Our 2024 figure for % of new cars being electric was 19.6% in the UK so I’d be very surprised if we hit the 2030 target of 80% new cars sold being zero emission.

The random policies is the thing for me.

Talking (and sometimes going through with it) about pulling out of random international agreements and organisations like the Paris climate agreement and WHO. Then talking about invading other countries (including allies) and imposing tariffs on everything and everyone.

Also, both times that he got in, it seems like he had the previous administration’s achievements as his todo list for things to undo.

It’s like dealing with a whole new country every four or eight years.

They can still argue that situation is better now but it depends upon a very specific meaning of “better” that doesn’t consider the Palestinian people’s welfare at all.

As a software developer I’m pretty confident that X could hand over every piece of documentation they have and we’d all be non the wiser as to how it works.