

311. Question Time: Should Labour ban smoking?
Sep 3, 2024
A lively discussion kicks off with passionate students advocating for political inclusion in Scotland. Tensions between social classes and the role of social media in democracy take center stage, revealing the complexities of platform accountability. Insights into labor shortages prompt critiques of the Labour Party's stance on youth mobility. The serious plight of women under Taliban rule starkly contrasts with lighter tales of Downing Street's celebrity cats, blending humor with poignant political realities.
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Glasgow School Event
- Alistair Campbell shared about a school event with Glasgow students making speeches.
- Topics included refugees, taxes, voting, housing, private education, and class.
Social Media Responsibility
- Social media companies must be more responsible with their platforms.
- Free speech isn't absolute, especially when platforms are used for crimes.
WhatsApp vs. Telegram Encryption
- WhatsApp messages are end-to-end encrypted by default, unlike Telegram.
- Many suspect Meta accesses WhatsApp data despite claims, fueling Telegram's use.