Let's remember that MLK was assassinated while in Memphis supporting African American sanitation workers who were, despite CNN's weird definition, actually members of the working class.
Let's remember that MLK was assassinated while in Memphis supporting African American sanitation workers who were, despite CNN's weird definition, actually members of the working class.
With a sad predictability, Enoch Burke has gone back to the school again. I'm thinking a lot about the welfare of the student who just wanted to be addressed in a way that made them comfortable, and has had their welfare run roughshod by, of all things, a teacher.
Hearing about Enoch Burke's latest legal odyssey makes me think about that Vice article where the guy keeps playing The Boys Are Back In Town until he gets thrown out.
January 16, 2026 at 12:06 PM
With a sad predictability, Enoch Burke has gone back to the school again. I'm thinking a lot about the welfare of the student who just wanted to be addressed in a way that made them comfortable, and has had their welfare run roughshod by, of all things, a teacher.
Hearing about Enoch Burke's latest legal odyssey makes me think about that Vice article where the guy keeps playing The Boys Are Back In Town until he gets thrown out.
January 14, 2026 at 1:15 PM
Hearing about Enoch Burke's latest legal odyssey makes me think about that Vice article where the guy keeps playing The Boys Are Back In Town until he gets thrown out.
DMC holding up an uncomfortable mirror to Ireland in his items this morning: the first on a scheme to bring Irish people back to Ireland with business grants, the next a cabinet measure to block refugees' families from applying to come here for three years.
January 13, 2026 at 9:59 AM
DMC holding up an uncomfortable mirror to Ireland in his items this morning: the first on a scheme to bring Irish people back to Ireland with business grants, the next a cabinet measure to block refugees' families from applying to come here for three years.
There are no rules, they don’t actually care about respect, decorum, bipartisanship or debate, and only pretend to do so to browbeat you into submission. Nothing is going to change until more people realise that and respond accordingly; including to the media and politicians who have failed them.
January 9, 2026 at 12:25 PM
There are no rules, they don’t actually care about respect, decorum, bipartisanship or debate, and only pretend to do so to browbeat you into submission. Nothing is going to change until more people realise that and respond accordingly; including to the media and politicians who have failed them.
1) "Technology moves faster than legislation" is one of those things you say when you understand neither 2) If you walked into a chemist of old and you said "Oh aye would you mind altering this pic of a young wan?" and they did, do you think anyone would be leaving that scenario unscathed?
January 8, 2026 at 6:46 PM
1) "Technology moves faster than legislation" is one of those things you say when you understand neither 2) If you walked into a chemist of old and you said "Oh aye would you mind altering this pic of a young wan?" and they did, do you think anyone would be leaving that scenario unscathed?
The problem is that Starmer's Labour, the Democrats and their acolytes desperately want to continue with the apolitical, economistic, technocratic style on which they ascended in the '90s, ignoring the fact that politics (and history) are happening, with or without them, and will wash them away.
January 8, 2026 at 2:13 PM
The problem is that Starmer's Labour, the Democrats and their acolytes desperately want to continue with the apolitical, economistic, technocratic style on which they ascended in the '90s, ignoring the fact that politics (and history) are happening, with or without them, and will wash them away.