It makes me uncomfortable, but not for the reasons you’re trying to imply it does."What can't of prick would I be if I, no longer in poverty, stopped campaigning about it?"
I don't know Jack, maybe the kind of prick that claims to have, *checks notes*, £34.34 to their name. Prick.
Campaign all you like, daaaarling, just don't use said platform to grift money for your own pocket, give credit where it's due, get a job, pay your taxes, and of course, show me those receipts. (I know they don't exist)."What can't of prick would I be if I, no longer in poverty, stopped campaigning about it?"
I don't know Jack, maybe the kind of prick that claims to have, *checks notes*, £34.34 to their name. Prick.
So contrary to The Graun article, she’s now saying she’s not in poverty? Despite using ‘we’ whenever she mentioned people in poverty? Or has she managed to drag herself out of poverty in the last couple of days due to big fat fees landing in her account? Which she claims she’s going to donate to charity and has left her with 34 quid. Which puts her back in poverty."What can't of prick would I be if I, no longer in poverty, stopped campaigning about it?"
I don't know Jack, maybe the kind of prick that claims to have, *checks notes*, £34.34 to their name. Prick.
She's still holding a years-long grudge because he apparently didn't partake in an alleged "standing ovation" she got for one of her speeches.(I know someone who knew David Ames very well. She said he was a Tory and he made some decisions in line with that. But as a human he was incredibly kind and helpful).
And £30 on that kitchen makeover.Ahahaha only just catching up the tale end of the last thread.
Oh Jack is tying herself in knots. Didn't receive any money at all for interviews, ah no she DID get paid but of course donated it to charity but doesn't like to talk about it
Despite only having £34.34 in the bank. But spent over £100 on old spoons last week knowing at that point she had under £200.
Yes that makes sense.
Jackanomics.
Inspired by @TraceyJacksThank you Jack for bringing it back to a place of god. I enjoy the The Lords Prayer, I believe it goes: “give us this day our daily beg.”
Or from this. Which is, surprisingly, still active.We never did get the receipts of the donations for her monitised, now deleted BLM "whiter than Hellmans Mayo" video.
If it’s active, does that mean they haven’t got their money yet?Or from this. Which is, surprisingly, still active.
Quoting myself because there's a few reactions to this, so I thought it's a good time to re-post this article https://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyl...e-s-adding-politician-to-her-cv-a3522251.htmlShe's still holding a years-long grudge because he apparently didn't partake in an alleged "standing ovation" she got for one of her speeches.
No, not necessarily. Accounts can continue raising money indefinitely. It's withdrawn at any time by the person who created it or a third party (ie. The charity)If it’s active, does that mean they haven’t got their money yet?
GeniusInspired by @TraceyJacks
Our Jackie, who art in Southend
Harrowing be thy face
Thy tweets will come
Thy will be done, on PayPal as well as on Patreon
Give us this day, your daily beg
And forgive us our poorness
As we hunt down those
Who dare expose you
And lead us not into texture
But deliver us from flavour
For thine is the griftdom
The tip jar and the tories
For ever and ever and ever and ever and ever….
Inspired by @TraceyJacks
Our Jackie, who art in Southend
Harrowing be thy face
Thy tweets will come
Thy will be done, on PayPal as well as on Patreon
Give us this day, your daily beg
And forgive us our poorness
As we hunt down those
Who dare expose you
And lead us not into texture
But deliver us from flavour
For thine is the griftdom
The tip jar and the tories
For ever and ever and ever and ever and ever….