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A law allowing people to keep stolen property?
WTF?

ah the old finders keepers losers weepers law

Wouldn't be surprised if Peter POS Thiel will sell them the "ai" solution...

The police returning it to her really is classic

Interesting law that, wonder why it came about.

@skinny happens when police can't find the owner, tho the met police have lost bikes that were awaiting return to the finder.

Worth a punt right?

It's almost as if the rich cunts were lying about not being able to afford to pay their fair share of tax:

https://www.theguardian.com/education/2025/mar/10/no-exodus-to-state-sector-after-vat-added-to-private-school-fees-say-english-councils

So now let's take away their other tax breaks and close their other tax-avoidance loopholes.

Alternatively they don't want their kids interacting with the plebs.

Either way keep taxing them.

Alternatively they don't want their kids interacting with the plebs.

It’s as much an access to resource thing as it is an ego/identity thing, isn’t it? Parents want the best for the kids, and they also want to conceive of themselves as successful enough in life to afford what they see as a cornerstone in their children’s future success.

Having run though the bursary scheme for a private school the kids seem ok but the (paying) parents really are a bunch of cunts, whether they want the best for their kids or not a lot of them really don't want their kids near plebs.

Murdered Tory MP want an inquiry, and are chasing the Labour gov, as the Tory government did not approve one.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy05k249ywwo

Jo Cox didn't get an inquiry after her murder.

It isn't. I only mention the F1 because there've been quite a few publicised crashes.

Cop testifies that he hurt people because he enjoyed it https://archive.ph/ezCdm