Anarcho-syndicalist, labour historian (post-war motor industry, NHS).
No General But Ludd, No Ipswich #10 but Chaplin
Author: Assembling Cultures (http://manchesteruniversitypress.co.uk/9781526155979/) (he/him)
Jack Saundrs
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The question that literally never gets asked about welfare cuts
Actually kind of sad that some fellas on holiday can't enjoy one of the greatest pleasures on earth (finding out about new food experiences!) without some yank using it as a set up for the most tired, most tedious food discourse imaginable
Watched The Bus and my God Raymond Domenech what a (very obviously racist) shitbag
Jack Saundrs
Jack Saundrs
Jack Saundrs
It's boring to do, the people on the receiving end are bored and also feel like you're telling them they're a bad person (implying you're a better person) and resent that.
That Minister for Sport as well, yeesh, horrible bastard
The longer it goes on, the more those effects intensify, the more people decide it's not even worth the bother to say "well, actually", then the ones still saying it feel like they're being even more of a drag, the more confident people feel saying "oh, just let it go already" to them
The way this stuff works is by forcing opponents into the position of killjoy. It's not noise per se, it's having to be the one who says continuously over and over again for weeks on end "this thing you love and enjoy, it's built on horrible shit and I'm going to make you keep thinking about it"
obviously not true that 80% of the UK pop are middle class - What's happened is that deindustrialisation means there are fewer manual workers, lots of remaining manual work is done by disenfranched non-citizens and pundits can't comprehend that working class has more meaning than factory worker
