pauldstevens.bsky.social
Anti-growth coalition; tofu-eating wokerati; over-privileged middle-class Trot; left-wing economic establishment. Ex-journalist. Ex-radio presenter. Ex-Labour. Academic. Bristolian. New Forest, UK. #MMT
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Imagine my surprise.
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They look as bored and unhappy to be there as Trump looked š„±
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The list of people whoāve declined honours is much more impressive.
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The list of people whoāve declined honours is much more impressive.
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Loaded. āā¦ but only on paperā š
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Regardless of the iniquities of our so-called progressive tax system, if a couple isnāt having a good time on a household income of Ā£215,000 a year, their expectations are a tad high. Itās around five times what I earn, and Iām okay thanks.
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Imagine my surprise that at long last people are realising millionaire ex-public schoolboys donāt have ordinary peopleās interests at heart.
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A āliberal Toryā is still a Tory, even in the Lib Dems. Still, the weaker the actual Tories get, the better: they serve no purpose and deserve to wither on the vine.
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āLiberate the city from the socialistsā? š¤£š¤£š¤£
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āCruel, shameful, completely irresponsible,ā ā¦ and utterly pointless.
There is no upside, economically or politically, to this nonsense.
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At last, some spending. Not enough, but itās a step in the right direction.
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A rogueās gallery of Tories.
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The BBC (esp News and Current Affairs) is a bad faith actor in the UKās information environment. While folk simply pretend things are slightly off balance rather than fundamentally broken, things will get worseā¦ until hands are wrung at the āunforeseeableā impact having been realised
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Unbelievable.
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Journalism IS increasingly out of touch with public opinion. They have little in common with the public.
Theyāre āoverwhelmingly White (90%); privately
and university educated (91%); from a privileged background (71%) ā¦ [and] left-leaning.ā
reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/uk-journalis...
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Nah, thereās no money in it. Neoliberal Britain will never go for that.
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And yet such intransigence from Starmer over renationalising water.
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Starmerās Labour certainly allowed Farage to park his tanks on their lawn.
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Those tanks arenāt arriving for a āparadeā.
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Companies wonāt invest in a country where public services are dysfunctional because theyāre being deliberately and needlessly underfunded, or are failing as private monopolies having been sold off for ideological reasons. Get spending: thereās nothing stopping you.
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There is no economic basis for this whatsoever: this is political and ideological.
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The view from the Overton Window has shifted massively in the US if Musk is seen as a centrist.
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Out of more than 48 million registered voters. A few people making a disproportionate amount of noise, and being given a disproportionate amount of coverage by the MSM.
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BBC weatherman Michael Fish's historic 1987 storm gaffe www.dailymail.co.uk/video/ukweat...
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Reform: run by millionaires, for millionaires.
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