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It already does for me because I live here. Keir Starmer is desperately unpopular and yet he wants to suppress why people do hate him. https://www.telegraph.co

• u02sgb 9mo ago
  The existence of that article surely suggests there is no censorship of the information about his unpopularity?
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  • nephihaha 9mo ago
    Please see elsewhere on HN. Lots of threads about the increasing crackdown on free expression online in the UK, and forcing through digital ID online (alongside the EU, Canada, Australia etc).
• iamacyborg 9mo ago
  Linking to the paper colloquially known as the Torygraph to make your point is rather amusing. Seems like we just look at all politicians rather unfavourably right now: https://yougov.co.uk/politics/articles/53907-political-favourability-ratings-january-2026 https://yougov.co.uk/politics/articles/53907-political-favou...
  • nephihaha 9mo ago
    Keir Starmer is deeply unpopular and I have not encountered anyone who likes him (including a lifelong Labour member who has stood for them). Last time I said that about Starmer someone complained there was no link. Now people are complaining about the link. For the record, I have never voted for the Tories ever. A plague on both their houses... There isn't even a cigarette paper between Labour and Tory policies these days — oppress the poor and needy, censor, mismanage everything and enact NGO advice.