As long as it means more rights for the worker and not less I'm all for it.

Exactly what I was thinking, at ATG all that happens is you get asked if you have any glass, they don't even search you.

Just cos you like animals doesn't mean you're not a capitalist.

Is there a law that forces a school to serve meat to every student? That would be a weird law.

Schools should cater for dietary requirements, regardless of whether those requirements are for medical or moral reasons.

Vegans aren't difficult or expensive to cater for either, rice and beans are cheap.

39%? 60% seemed low. Glad I don't eat that shit.

It's mad that it's not equal, if mothers and fathers have equal childcare leave there's no need to discriminate against hiring women full time (which is a thing that still happens, some companies don't like to take women in their mind 20s full time cos they end up taking maternity, I saw this happen first hand while I was in RBS, that was only 2 jobs/a few years ago)

I've been pirating stuff for decades and never had so much as a warning from an ISP. Get a VPN.

There was a place near where I used to live that did a wicked ghost pepper curry, when I lived there I ate it at least once a week because it was fucking delicious.

Ditch your Dyson and get a Henry, support British workers.

Bollocks to Dyson, get a Henry.

That and we don't really allow sex workers to have a proper place of work and hire proper security so they are left to work on the street and seek the protection of a pimp.

It came out when I was 9, so I was part of the target demographic, though I didn't pick it up til I was 12 or 13 because we read it at school, though by that point I had read most of the Animorphs books, so potter came across as very tame and a bit too childish. I was already dealing with themes of war and genocide and existential crisis and everything else Animorphs threw at you.