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andrewducker) wrote2012-04-12 12:00 pm
andrewducker) wrote2012-04-12 12:00 pm
Entry tags:
- biometrics,
- cia,
- competition,
- copyright,
- dailymail,
- fanfic,
- frankenstein,
- fraud,
- funny,
- gender,
- gunsnroses,
- harry_potter,
- headline,
- health,
- healthcare,
- housing,
- lgbt,
- links,
- media,
- music,
- nhs,
- politics,
- privatisation,
- republicans,
- science,
- sexuality,
- slash,
- spying,
- sweden,
- technology,
- uk,
- usa,
- welfare
Interesting Links for 12-04-2012
- Have 1,000 people died after being found "fit for work"?
- Healthy competition in the NHS is a sick joke
- Competition improves hospitals, report finds
- Only scientific study to show that sexual orientation can be changed has been retracted
- The Daily Mail is _really_ good at headlines
- Man Sentenced to 6 Years in Jail for Selling Fake 'Frankenstein' Posters
- Successive political parties have failed to deal with the UK's housing crisis
- Axl Rose declines Hall of Fame honour
- Sweden’s new gender neutral pronoun causes controversy.
- Possibly the least likely slashfic in the history of all slashfic. My brain, she has exploded.
- The Fate of the Republicans Who Supported Gay Marriage
- CIA's Secret Fear: High-Tech Border Checks Will Blow Spies' Cover
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Sweden . . .
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I guess we'd have to know how many people were found "fit for work" to know if this was an unusually high number anyway.
Man Sentenced to 6 Years in Jail for Selling Fake 'Frankenstein' Posters
Headline looks like miscarriage of justice and a really harsh sentence. The alternative headline "Man sentenced to 6 years in Jail for $1.3 million fraud" looks like justice and a fairly reasonable sentence.
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