George Somers
@georgesomers.bsky.social
LSE Politics & Philosophy, Labour Member 🌹
It’s incredible, and horrifying, that the far-right are openly intellectualising culture war rhetoric.
To some extent, the blatant bigotry of their voter base can be forgiven through miseducation, but the perpetrators have thought the arguments through, and arrived at bigotry which is unforgivable.
To some extent, the blatant bigotry of their voter base can be forgiven through miseducation, but the perpetrators have thought the arguments through, and arrived at bigotry which is unforgivable.
Holy smokes. The highlighted part is an actual phrase that appears in the new book written by Heritage President that JD Vance blurbed. Just dripping with "Christian patriot" hatred for his fellow Americans.
August 16, 2024 at 1:48 PM
It’s incredible, and horrifying, that the far-right are openly intellectualising culture war rhetoric.
To some extent, the blatant bigotry of their voter base can be forgiven through miseducation, but the perpetrators have thought the arguments through, and arrived at bigotry which is unforgivable.
To some extent, the blatant bigotry of their voter base can be forgiven through miseducation, but the perpetrators have thought the arguments through, and arrived at bigotry which is unforgivable.
Tories criticising the govt for not including rail reform in their ASLEF pay offer is very telling about how they’ve operated for the past 14 years.
To them, reform is only possible by holding pay ransom over workers, rather than working alongside them and for their interests.
To them, reform is only possible by holding pay ransom over workers, rather than working alongside them and for their interests.
August 16, 2024 at 8:14 AM
Tories criticising the govt for not including rail reform in their ASLEF pay offer is very telling about how they’ve operated for the past 14 years.
To them, reform is only possible by holding pay ransom over workers, rather than working alongside them and for their interests.
To them, reform is only possible by holding pay ransom over workers, rather than working alongside them and for their interests.
Elon Musk is no different to Rupert Murdoch- a far-right loon aiming to build a media empire to control global narratives.
But in the modern social media world, Musk is far more dangerous than Murdoch ever was, and allowing his power to go unchecked will condemn a generation.
But in the modern social media world, Musk is far more dangerous than Murdoch ever was, and allowing his power to go unchecked will condemn a generation.
August 15, 2024 at 5:08 PM
Elon Musk is no different to Rupert Murdoch- a far-right loon aiming to build a media empire to control global narratives.
But in the modern social media world, Musk is far more dangerous than Murdoch ever was, and allowing his power to go unchecked will condemn a generation.
But in the modern social media world, Musk is far more dangerous than Murdoch ever was, and allowing his power to go unchecked will condemn a generation.