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Yes, wikipedia showing it's usually disinterested reporting of events that concern current politics. Read the article if you don't like the wiki page. Braverm
by gadders 3y ago
Yes, wikipedia showing it's usually disinterested reporting of events that concern current politics.
Read the article if you don't like the wiki page.
Braverman got fired for being right. Sunak is weak.
- rsynnott 3y agoLook, if your best sources are the most disastrous recent Tory attempt at a Home Secretary (which is saying something; post-May, it has been more or less a who's who of the weirdest available Tories) and one of Murdoch's trashier tabloids, well, I think I can be forgiven for assuming that your thing is not a thing.
- gadders 3y agoNo, my best source is the writer Rob Henderson who first coined the term. The Tory ex-Home Secretary is entirely irrelevant.
- exoverito 3y agoIt should be trivial to observe luxury beliefs in today's culture. Among many examples, are those advocating for defunding the police, while living in gated communities out in the suburbs. Or the wealthy elite who support open borders, insulated from the pressures of mass migration. Post-modernism in academia acts as a form of prestige through its obfuscatory language games, yet it distracts intellectuals from focusing on real problems, as remarked by Noam Chomsky.