If any journalists are looking into this, loads of people replied to this thread saying they would sign up. I would hope they’d also use things like Jack tweeting screenshots of her bank account with nothing in & evidence of several high end purchases that contradict that-the point is that people can choose to sign up but 1. Guilt tripping/misleading anyone over the reality of whether Jack actually works for free & is genuinely in financial need means signing up was not an informed choice and 2. Jack has failed to deliver on what was part of the deal (those bloody postcards). There’s also the credibility that comes from a well known & respected celebrity like Nigella which is problematic when she apparently takes Jack’s claims at face value and no checks or confirmation appear to have been done. See also the guardian/bbc etc platforming someone who is not qualified or experienced in what she claims (lack of nutrition in recipes, claims that are proven to be incorrect, bad advice, not even a GCSE in politics etc)
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