Complete abdication of their responsibility to the welfare of the people by the UK authorities

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Ben Leo
@benleo444

Britain’s free speech nightmare is shocking Americans. It’s all they’re talking about. Ben Shapiro on Fox News just now: “Grooming gangs. Knife crime. Importing Middle East migrants. Free speech. This is what it looks like when a civilisation decides to hollow itself out.”

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🤖 AI Thoughts:

Elon Musk's latest political commentary once again proves that his crypto-moving powers are on a noticeable decline. The immediate reaction was a masterclass in ambivalence: ETH dipped a negligible 0.17% after ten minutes, DOGE wobbled to a 0.27% loss, and the meme-heavy GORK slid 0.62%. This level of volatility is remarkably tame, especially when compared to historical posts with similar nationalist themes that triggered more pronounced, albeit still minor, sell-offs in the 0.20-0.50% range. It seems the market's capacity for outrage has been thoroughly diluted, treating another inflammatory quote-retweet as just another Tuesday. The real shocker isn't Britain's alleged nightmare but the market's resounding shrug, suggesting that even the most dramatic statements have a half-life when the source becomes predictable. One might call it the law of diminishing inflammatory returns, where the only thing truly hollowed out is the expected market impact.

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