ComradeChairmanKGB

I think it's pretty clear which of the two examples you fit.

The continents full of people they genocided

? By who?

That's where everyone should be getting their supplies.

your saintly self.

You hopped up on the high horse first my friend.

I was originally making a contrary joke in response to the headline. With a bit of a message tacked on about supporting strikers, semi in response to entitled behavior I've directly seen by people on the Canadian side of things. With a bit of natural disdain for the British thrown in of course.

Now it's true I've been a bit of a dick but you're in the mud with me too lmao.

there is no helping you.

And what was it you said?

Great tools for building solidarity

Anyway I'm not sure we're really on separate sides here, so much as just being nasty at this point. So peace.

Solidarity is when no one does collective action and just blames the media.

Is that 2 thirds getting off the couch and doing anything? Interesting that the western world can sanction countries under the logic that people can pressure the governments. But when it's time for pressuring their own, well... suddenly it's time to get indignant about casting aspersions. At least the French riot. Maybe the UK is waiting for another bus to tell them what to believe.

No silly waves are on land. Have you ever heard of earth's largest wave? Wave Everest. A lot of people climb it every year. Sometimes they call them land waves to distinguish them further from water mountains.

Patients are harming striking doctors. If they want to be seen sooner, they could help apply pressure to the government to improve conditions, instead of licking boots and crying about labour action.