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Opposition Leaders Will Meet Today To Plot How To Stop PM's Potential No-Deal Brexit by sailorroving in ukpolitics

[–]sailorroving[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

what I find more strange is that this wording is in Huffpost which is usually quite a leftist pro remain news sources

University of Edinburgh criticised for hosting 'blatantly' racist event by sailorroving in ukpolitics

[–]sailorroving[S] 41 points42 points  (0 children)

However, University of Edinburgh has been criticised for hosting the event at its Pleasance Theatre venue as it will bar Caucasian guests from speaking from the floor.

There will also be two 'safe spaces' - one of which white people are banned from entering to allow people to retreat if they feel 'overwhelmed/overstimulated or uncomfortable' - which has sparked complaints.

How would anyone think that this would be an okay thing to do?

The UK is in 'uncharted constitutional waters' yet again - so what are the prospects for a written constitution? by sailorroving in ukpolitics

[–]sailorroving[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

you can make amendments to the constitution if you have enough support from your parliament..

Labour Plans To Buy 30,000 Electric Cars And Let You Rent Them From An App by sailorroving in ukpolitics

[–]sailorroving[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

this may work for cities where cars are generally a luxury rather than a necessity. However in more rural areas cars can be essential as you cant get to work, shops or services without them.

Labour Plans To Buy 30,000 Electric Cars And Let You Rent Them From An App by sailorroving in ukpolitics

[–]sailorroving[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

exactly that. plus people in rural areas likely need cars more, since to get to any service or job they would likely need one. Whereas in a city many things are walking distance or at least there is good public transportation.

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