This song is catchy and there was absolutely no reason for the visceral reactions she was getting. One thing I’ve noticed about Twitter is that when talking smack about someone becomes normalised, everyone would try to do it, even if there isn’t a logical reason to. Herd mentality.
Princess retweeted
“Do you support abortion”
Yes
“Would you think it would be okay if your mom aborted you”
I wouldn’t even know bitch get a grip
I need UK politicians to pay attention to what’s happening in the US. There’s only so much sensationalism can do for you and you cannot build your entire message on hate.
At the end of the day, the people you’re supposed to serve still need their needs met. Racism and bigotry won’t feed them. They need real solutions and eventually they will find people who are willing to offer them.
I’m a simple woman, I see a clip of Senator Dr El-Sayed speaking, I WATCH
Princess retweeted
You know what has been the most interesting to witness. Last year, when care workers were rattled, everyone told them to upskill plus all sorts of insults.
No wam, we rallied, wrote to mps, protested, pushed our directors to comment.
I suggest you guys take past questions from care workers oh so you can fight this absolute cinema too. Instead of this condescension 😆
Care workers have been fighting for their rights, protesting, emailing their local councils, attending meetings that affect their status. A few weeks ago people were making fun of their protest and questioning why they’d be protesting in “another man’s country”. Now that they’re reaping the rewards of their fight, it’s “why should they be exempt?”. So unserious.
















