Re: NixOS commits a "purge" of "Nazi" contributors, forces abdication of founder

rbowman <bowman@montana.com> writes:

The Natural Philosopher wrote:

UK prioritises stability over representation. EU nations are more
representative, but volatile.

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After 4 July I don't know about UK stability. Apparently the voters
were a little sick of stable.

The UK has not been particularly stable in recent years at least by its
own historical standards.  There have been fundamental and deeply
contested changes to constitutional and regulatory arrangements,
unresolvable infighting within the then-ruling party, a revolving door
of leadership, a jump in the prices of goods and services, a pandemic, a
steady decline the quality in public services and a huge expansion in
immigration. Opinions vary on whether some of these things are good, bad
or neutral, but stability it is not.

I don't know enough of the situation to know if un- Brexit is in the
cards.

The Labour manifesto is very clear on this point: “There will be no
return to the single market, the customs union, or freedom of movement”.

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