Comments by "robs2020" (@sbor2020) on "Times Radio" channel.

  1.  @ionlyfearphobophobia  So what you are saying is she didn't laugh at male suicide . Thank you. You are right though, as in 2022, the overall suicide rate in the UK was approximately 10.5 per 100,000 people. Breaking this down by gender, the male suicide rate was significantly higher at 16.1 per 100,000, whereas the female suicide rate was much lower at 5.3 per 100,000. This pattern of higher suicide rates among males has been consistent over the years​ (ONS). Males aged 50-54 had the highest suicide rate at 23.1 per 100,000, highlighting a particularly vulnerable age group. Regional differences also exist, with the North East of England having the highest suicide rate and London the lowest. These statistics underline the need for targeted mental health support and intervention, particularly for middle-aged men who are at the highest risk. The disparity in suicide rates between genders emphasizes the importance of addressing specific risk factors and providing appropriate support systems.
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  2.  @moretimeneeded56  So it will take you no time to timestamp the point at which she laughed at male suicide.
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  3. Cutting emissions improves air quality, which benefits public health. The UK Health Alliance on Climate Change highlights that reducing air pollution could prevent 40,000 deaths annually in the UK alone. If reducing carbon emissions can lead to economic growth, health benefits, and long-term savings, why wouldn't we prioritize it? 🤔
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  4. You don't understand context, do you? Because you would understand the difference between anonymous threats of r*p*, and m*rde* and a comment made in an interview in a national newspaper. But perhaps you don't know the difference, and is the reason you are far-right!
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  5.  @Iazzaboyce  A great brew!
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  6. The "majority of people" in the UK are not right-wing conspiracist nutjobs!
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  7. Complete BS! Evidence! If it is the Commons select committee you refer to, then watch again and tell us exactly when she laughs at male suicide.
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  8.  @ionlyfearphobophobia  Nonsense on stilts!!! Her voting record would support this. She has been an advocate for addressing domestic violence, which affects both men and women. She also supports strong for measures to improve support services for victims of domestic violence, which can include men as victims too. We could also mention employment rights, legal and justice system, and education. Take a look for yourself at TheyWorkForYou. Her actions speak louder than a snigger at the hypocrisy of the Tory Philip Davies who has consistently voted against increasing welfare benefits for those unable to work due to illness or disability, as he argues that such policies can disincentives work and increase dependency on state aid; who has voted for greater regulation of trade union activities, reflecting his stance on limiting union influence on employment practices.
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  9. Well if according to the infinite monkey theorem that given time a chimpanzee can type the complete works of Shakespeare, then surely ...
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