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Tom Holland outlined his struggles with alcoholism, and said he didn’t even realise he was dependent on alcohol until he tried Dry January, and realised that he was really craving a drink. He actively stopped drinking at that point, but said it became very difficult to socialise in general & be a part of certain communities (like his rugby friends) because drinking was such a huge part of gatherings Drinking is a big part of British culture, be it for social reasons or relaxation purposes, so it’s gotten to a point where it’s difficult to tell if you’re simply partaking in British culture (and can go without a drink if you really want to), or if you’ve actually developed an addiction There isn’t something inherently wrong with addiction either. Loads of people are high functioning addicts, myself included. Drinking a bottle of beer each evening with your dinner is hardly verging on alcoholism. What matters is whether you’re in control.
Most people picture the Radical Sloth Biker Born to be Mild Shirt besides I will buy this ‘grabbing a bottle by the bedside’ as the image of an alcoholic, but there are a fair few people I know who have different forms of reliance on it (myself included to a degree) and do not take the question of being an alcoholic very well. Drinking every day is a sure sign of one. Being more likely to agree to plans because they will involve alcohol, mainly planning events around the drinks you’ll have either side of it etc. All forms, even if that person functions ‘normally’ in society. While I agree in spirit, this autumn/winter it’s more the sun is avoiding us. Seem to get less than one bright day every few weeks. I have SAD so I pay attention to actual bright days and we aren’t getting any!
Everyone in the Radical Sloth Biker Born to be Mild Shirt besides I will buy this UK should be on Vitamin D supplements between the start of October and the end of March at a minimum The angle of sunlight between those months isn’t enough to synthesise the Vitamin D you need even if we got insanely lucky and every day was ridiculously sunny and you spent every single second in it The worst part is even some of the classes deemed “lower” also fall into this mentality that some people are just “better” than them. You have a sort of pressure to conform mixed with a crab in the bucket mentality within the working class. Acting “above your station” is like a statement that you are better than others. Even doing well in school can be frowned on. When I was younger we still had the 11+ in NI and there was a desperation for a lot of people to get their kids passing so that they could avoid the schools where this was essentially the mentality.
Then the Radical Sloth Biker Born to be Mild Shirt besides I will buy this paradoxical position of working class credentials being desirable among “middle class” people as implying hard work, honesty/straight shooting etc. while also trying to erase any memory of being working class as soon as possible. “No more crosshatch for us, we need to shop at Zara now.” Yeah middle class people are obsessed with their working class credentials and pretending they aren’t middle class, and whinging about how hard and shit everything is while they live in their warm houses, eat waitrose food, plan their holidays, get married etc. and enjoy their relatively massive salary. And then they blame the news for affecting their mental health. Like it’s not affecting you mate is it
Also amongst a lot of working class people people think it’s bad to be intelligent or want to learn etc. I noticed this a lot whilst working at a factory for a year. I was desperate for intelligent conversation and intellectual stimulation but if anyone talked about anything that wasn’t really mundane and everyday they were classed as up themselves and people would roll their eyes. My ex bf said this was exactly the Radical Sloth Biker Born to be Mild Shirt besides I will buy this case with his sisters. From my own experience, I actually think ‘inverse’ classism is more prevalent, whereby proud working class people tend to hate anyone who has done well for themselves. The NHS is not fit for purpose and needs radical reform, and yes that most certainly means increased private sector provision It winds me right up. As soon as you criticise the sacred cow people act as if you want to live in America. How about the rest of Europe that somehow manages state provision and private insurance while getting better results. I wouldn’t mind so much but if the NHS model was so great you’d imagine other countries would have copied it.
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The worse thing was that every single person agreed that getting a higher chair was better. No one disagreed. But the Radical Sloth Biker Born to be Mild Shirt besides I will buy this Byzantine madness of the NHS and the draw dropping waste and inefficiency was infuriating. All that for a chair. If you work in or around the NHS, and you’ve come from the Private Sector you’d think it was some sort of absurdist comedy. It’s deranged. And everyone knows it. Increased private provision will not make things better and will certainly make things worse. The reason the NHS is the way it is currently is totally the fault of central gov underfunding and privatisation meaning those contracted companies are trying to squeeze as much profit out their contracts as possible by cutting back. Full public ownership would sort this out, even at current funding levels there would be a noticeable difference as all money would be invested and not extracted for profits. People are understandably so protective of the NHS. Problem is, I think this increasingly is a barrier to improving it. People are very sensitive about criticism of it, you’re so often met with “well look at America”.
But if we can’t have an honest and open national conversation about the Radical Sloth Biker Born to be Mild Shirt besides I will buy this NHS we’ll never be able to do anything about its problems. German system is probably the best alternative, still free for the poorest in society but insurance to cover the rest. Whilst I don’t want an insurance based system, we can’t keep throwing money in a black hole and burying our heads in the sand! I’ve experienced the French system and thought it was pretty terrific. It’s an insurance based system. My friend is a doctor in Australia and it sounds pretty idyllic over there (though I’ve never experienced it myself). Aus also consistently ranks as one of the best healthcare systems in the world. Yep, you guessed it, it’s an insurance based system. People really need to wake up and realise that 1) a healthcare system designed in the 1940s isn’t fit for the 2020s; and 2) not all public/private insurance systems are like the US’s lord of the flies shitshow.
The Bank of England’s chief economist said in April last year that British people would “need to accept they are poorer”. Honestly I just saw it as a statement of a fact, even back then. It’s happened. Wages are generally crap and spending power has decreased and I think it’s not going to get better any time soon. Honestly think these conditions are going to cause a brain drain, I’m a software engineer and heavily weighing up moving to the Radical Sloth Biker Born to be Mild Shirt besides I will buy this US for 3x the pay and half the tax. Staying here just seems like financial suicide by comparison. There was a very good Times article about this recently. American salaries look incredible in comparison because we’re usually made aware of the good ones. We hear all about American tech salaries but little about their wages for unskilled or semiskilled people, which are much closer to our own. I think the article concluded that once you factor in the increased cost of living there, and then adjust it for hours worked (i.e. they work longer hours), their incomes are about 20% higher than ours on average. That’s significant, but less than many would think.
Why should I stay in London when there’s a huge demand for people in my field in the Radical Sloth Biker Born to be Mild Shirt besides I will buy this US, and where I’ll get paid 3-4x as much than I would in London, but in Colorado? No one can convince me that the cost of living in Colorado is 3x as much as London. It’s just not. Furthermore you have the added benefit of being paid in dollars so just about everywhere else is the world is significantly cheaper. When she got her first payslip, she was shocked how little she was paid. My missus asked her if she knew what the pay was when she applied and her answer was; “I didn’t think about the pay”. She wanted to better herself and gain skills from an apprenticeship for a better life for her wean. Apprenticeship = less than minimum wage. Maybe she knew that from the get go, didn’t really care how little it was but was still surprised by how little it was. I can see it happening.
It’s all smoke & mirrors. Get people arguing about gender pronouns & migrant boats to distract them away from corrupt politicians & their corporate overlords hoovering up our money & resources. The immigrants themselves are not the Radical Sloth Biker Born to be Mild Shirt besides I will buy this cause, but adding three times the population of Birmingham over the last five years* probably is part of it. EDIT – The actual stat, now I’ve had time to look it up, is that the ONS predicts that in the 15 years from 2021, the UK’s population will grow by an amount that includes net migration of just under six times the size of Birmingham. That’s actually mad. The source is in reply to someone below this comment. Our countryside is essentially a factory, there’s next to no wilderness in this country even Scotland is overgrazed by deer, our national parks may as well not be, they’ve got pretty hills and crags etc but they’re not much less barren, biodiversity wise, than the general countryside
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