They’ve been killed by their own chaos and the Greens moving onto the space they might have occupied. It’s irretrievable now.

If you depend on income derived from your work to live then you’re working class. Whether you prefer watching Shakespeare plays or going to bingo isn’t relevant; ‘working class’ is an economic category and nothing to do with cultural capital (which is, anyway, a subjective and nebulous concept).

Education and expertise are valuable things but the regressive media, which is a hand in glove ally of regressive politicians, know that stupidity in sufficient quantity is also a valuable asset. It’s a kind of ballast, a brute weight that can be wielded to make previously unthinkable things happen

😂😂😂👏

Damn! I fell for that one.

I have no doubt it’s intentional.

I was going to write something about her comments but I can’t be bothered. You just can’t argue with stupid.

This is an existential moment for the E.U, in fact for every nation in the continent of Europe.

Business fiercely defending their right to unfairly dismiss workers.

Nothing reveals the truly abysmal state of current politics as much as John Major seeming more like a political giant with every week that passes.

Unfortunately I think a lot of people will have felt a nostalgic warmth rather than a visceral disgust upon hearing the things he’d said.

That character prefigures Jackson Lamb in some ways.

It’s interesting that fleeing war or direct persecution makes you an asylum seeker but fleeing the immanent poverty of your homeland makes you an ‘economic migrant’.

He could have said, ‘ … I was a kid who said stupid things. I’m sorry to those I hurt, my views have changed since then…’ etc or he could have flat out denied ever having said such vile things. His actual response speaks volumes; he doesn’t think there’s anything wrong with his past behaviour

Badenoch uses the phrase ‘makers and takers’.

She disgusts me.

It literally is her job to spout regressive and ignorant content.