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People at Large

Dormouse's observations of life, events and people in their natural habitat

dormouse by dormouse
15-02-2026 09:23 - Updated on 19-06-2026 22:14
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A black cauldron inscribed with words 'Burnham would?' set above a fire. Burning in the fire are scraps of paper with text that says; 'Austerity 2.0. Authoritarianism. Reform Lite. Blaming migrants. Performative cruelty. Scapegoating disabled people. Palantir. Aiding war crimes.'

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A Dalek-like, black capped robot, with a red rosette marked Shabby, all of it, including the rosette turning from red to turquoise blue, shouting 'DEPORT! DEPORT! DEPORT!!'. On the background in increasingly bright shares of green behind it, pick letter say 'FAILING TO READ THE ROOM AWARDS'.
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A gardening scene. A middle-aged woman with a dog talking to a younger woman with a girl next to her. The girl is holding a bucket of gardening implements. An elderly man is pruning a push behind them. Dialogue text above says '- Had that Matthew whatsit here the other day. He said he wants to talk to young girls about biological reality. - Pass us them secateurs, will you love?'
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A red-haired young woman in a chartreuse green dress is sitting on a sofa with a hot drink and a cat, while a dark-haired young man in a blue jumper in an armchair types on a laptop. Dialogue text says '-SO, he's on the run from ISIS, he's left his family in danger, he's claiming asylum, and he wants us to foot the bill. - Oh, a Saudi prince wants to give me his fortune!'
The British Patriot – by dormouse
A black cauldron inscribed with words 'Burnham would?' set above a fire. Burning in the fire are scraps of paper with text that says; 'Austerity 2.0. Authoritarianism. Reform Lite. Blaming migrants. Performative cruelty. Scapegoating disabled people. Palantir. Aiding war crimes.'
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