Our kids are happy with their genders
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‘Yes, our kids are happy with their genders.’
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‘Yes, our kids are happy with their genders.’
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‘No one’s bothering to talk to Geoff – he’s lost his blue tick.’
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‘Oh no! You have public opinions!’
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‘Mummy, can you burn me a story?’
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‘Oh no! You’ve been radicalised by the wrong side.’
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‘Let’s renounce something everyone’s forgotten.’
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‘He can’t think of any content to generate.’
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‘What ideologies did you learn at school today?’
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‘We think you might be our son’s teacher.’
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‘Oh look! He’s censoring his first words.’
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‘It’s good to see him staying economically active.’
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‘At least someone’s enjoying our sovereignty.’
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‘I’m afraid you can’t afford money any more.’
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‘Stop employing robust working practices.’
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‘The public are demanding minimum service levels.’
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‘Oh god! My diet is working! I’ll have to carry on with it.’
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‘We’re hiring more Horsemen of the Apocalypse.’
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‘What hope are you giving up this year?’
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‘Good news, everyone. Derek’s agreed not to air any opinions.’
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‘You’re upsetting the markets.’