If the reason you're out of work is obesity and you can get something for free to help you back into work, how is that not beneficial for everyone?
Or is it better for people to just be stuck on benefits forever?
Jackthelad
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I switched from Samsung to Pixel and I'm on my second Pixel phone now and they're great. So much better OS and smoother than OneUI ever was.
Most political issues are a waste of time even trying to talk about on social media, because people on all sides love their echo chambers, and any reasonable argument from a different viewpoint is met with consternation, rather than a healthy debate.
Having had experience of the Job Centre in the past, if I had serious mental health problems, seeing someone from there would not make me feel any better.
The problem with the death penalty is largely down to potential miscarriages of justice.
What if they get the wrong person and some innocent is put to death? Do you really want the state to have that sort of power over its citizens?
Yes. Most AAA stuff now is just copy and paste because games cost so much to make and so they want a guaranteed return on their investment.
But I think consumers are getting tired of that now, as Ubisoft's declining sales seem to be demonstrating.
Yes. People must be told what's good for them by nanny government.
I've used Feedly for years and it makes keeping with various types of news so much easier.
"Accidentally". 😏
We’ve had fourteen years of successive Conservative governments promising to “cut red tape,” and all we have to show for it is a flatlining economy and falling living standards.
That's because they didn't actually cut any red tape, they just liked talking about doing it. Which pretty much sums up their entire tenure in government.
Porting it to another platform, I understand.
But I can't understand the clamour for yet another remaster, in a generation full of them.
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In other news, water is wet.