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I'm not in Britain, but I was before and honestly I prefer that sense of order and implicit trust. There truly are some things that go without saying and the in
by barrysteve 3y ago
I'm not in Britain, but I was before and honestly I prefer that sense of order and implicit trust. There truly are some things that go without saying and the internet breaks an awful lot of social rules.
I know the narrative is that the Brits are sinking into darkness (or whatever)... but they are a ray of hope for a world that has sane heirarchies and can satisfy consciousness.
IF you value keeping porn out of children's eyes and keeping philosophy managing experience, instead of expereince trying to manage philosophy... you could do worse than a sometimes-sarcastic and ironic, Brit.
- nonrandomstring 3y agoGlad that someone gets us a bit. In the long term we have the superpower of faith in our institutions, education and timeless ideas. But day-to-day, it's all the more painful to watch everything torn by opportunists, narcissists and criminals who have displaced genuine leaders and decimated our institutions. We have a lot of rebuilding to do as a nation.