Category: Politics
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The Consumerization of Politics
This post is about how political beliefs have become more about personal identity and profile rather than a debate about the best way to organize […]
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Should We Stop Supporting The Ukrainian Government
This post was going to be ‘a few notes on the war in Ukraine’. However, I have decided to give it some focus, which will […]
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Where Does The Green Party Stand On Nuclear?
While I know many hard-working activists who are involved in The Green Party Of England And Wales (GPEW) (including my girlfriend – we do not […]
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Why I may argue with you even if I agree with you
While many people see argument as a way of convincing others that your view is correct I try to take a different approach. I am […]
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Green Party: Updated – reaffirming Women’s Sex-Based Rights
SYNOPSIS – Final Text Sex refers to biology which is immutable , gender is a social constructionDiscrimination against women may be based on their perceived […]
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Virtue Signalling – Here Be Dragons
A short post to explain why I think that we need to have empathy with the people we hate. Me At The Centre One of […]
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Running Away From Racism
This is mainly about racism and some problems that I have with a few anti-racists and parts of the anti-racist movement. However, some points I […]
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George Floyd, Racism and Police Violence
The death of George Floyd at the hands of the police in the USA has produced a wave of outrage and protests across the world. […]
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This Is Not The Time To Talk Politics?
I am writing this because I will get many people saying “this is not the time to talk politics”. In a certain way I agree […]
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Agricultural Work
Some people may argue that “this is not the time to talk politics” which I have covered here. This post is not saying that the […]
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In Defence Of Teresa May
This is not to mean that I do not find many of the policies of the present government wrong or that I somehow feel sorry […]
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Lest We Forget: Civilian Casualties of War
Although it is difficult to estimate the number of civilians killed due to war what is not difficult to realise is that they are usually […]
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Unemployment Benefit: Getting Things Into Perspective
If you ask people what they think the biggest problem facing this country is you quite often get one of two answers. Either it is […]
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Christmas: A Good Time To Hide A Consultation
The Stage 2 Consultation for the proposed Sizewell C nuclear power station runs from 23 November 2016 until 3rd February 20171. As with the Stage […]
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Not Believing Your Own Eyes
We all tend to live in a very small bubble of people we socialise with (both face to face and via social media) and of […]
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EU Expenditure – £350m per week
A few days ago on Question Time1 on the Michael Gove was asked “what billion are we talking about, is it a million million or […]
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What Is Wrong With Austerity In One Graph
I think that this one graph shows what is wrong with austerity. The deficit is not just about government income – it is about the […]
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Nuclear Disarmament – a naive idea?
Jeremy Corbyn’s statements about scrapping the Trident nuclear weapons system has again resulted in responses that such ideas are naive and a gut reaction that […]
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Refugees in ‘1984’
April 4th, 1984. Last night to the flicks. All war films. One very good one of a ship full of refugees being bombed somewhere in […]
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