Flax_vert

Exactly. But it's up to the constituents.

That's only if they have sex

Could you grab the desktop background image, then do some trickery rendering the image using the window position to pan and crop it?

Like slang and acronyms that appear more in various communities and chatrooms, or Minecraft servers, people start using them more.

Nah. If an mp wants to show up to parliament drunk, sober, or not at all, it's up to them to do so and for their constituents to punish them for it. Although breathalyser tests with no consequences except from the results being public wouldn't be so bad

I've seen certain parts of the internet develop "accents" as well in ways of typing.

I quite like your way of typing, tbh. Looks quite elegant.

Maybe the real online safety act was the friends we made along the way

Still think there should be exceptions in a way. For example, if someone's citizenship isn't British, it makes sense to require authorization for them to work. If someone has an egregious criminal record and hasn't reformed, they shouldn't be allowed to work as a police officer or teacher. If someone is a muslim, it should be okay for a church not to ordain and employ them as a priest. (When it comes to religious positions, there are other things as well which it'll make sense to prevent someone from working that job)

But for the vast majority of jobs, there's no reason to discriminate.

Do you mean specific to race/gender/religion?

Were they ever?

Anyway, where are these protests americans are talking about? All I see are people complaining online while trump runs a ruckus in the oval office