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Phil Sturgeon 🌳🚵⚓️
Russia is openly waging a form of hybrid warfare against us and this is part of it.
We're at the point where the Telegraph are literally making up quotes.
I said when veg is sold for pennies in supermarkets, it's a sign someone's not being paid properly.
Farmers being paid a pittance for their produce.
Workers on less than a living wage in supermarkets.
It's important to speak out on this immediate and long-term political threat to science, health, arts and society without delay (the link has suggestions on what to do). 🧪
fight2win.standupforscience.net
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Utterly heartrending and enraging to read this piece.
This is where 'pure, cold rage' gets you: pogroms on the streets and care workers cowering in their homes.
Arrest the rioting racists, ban X, cap political donations, turn the screws on the fascists.
www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026...
It’s entirely false to pretend the alternative to underpaying food producers and staff is that food has to be more expensive.
Supermarkets are making record windfall profits in a cost of living crisis and it’s only getting more extreme.
Government can resolve this one of countless ways.
Profits increasing year on year throughout a historic cost of living crises shows something is very wrong.
Supermarkets and center/right pretend we have no choice but to screw over consumers or screw over labour.
They want that to be the argument, A or B, so you don’t notice C: go after them.
This is back to EU “bendy bananas” that were a main cause of people voting for Brexit. 🙃
The rules were setting mandatory minimum prices for different grades of fruit and veg, to help food producers not get screwed over by supermarkets.
We need more of this, and controls on retail prices.
