This is amazing. Genuinely thought it was from The Onion when I first glanced at the title.
This is amazing. Genuinely thought it was from The Onion when I first glanced at the title.
I left it a bit late in the day but I'm determined to raise a little conscientious objector
Omg it's wee govey
You're tryna get me fired!
And some tangential royal business www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
This is still pretty nail biting stuff, even after it got legalled www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026...
Interesting post about the coordinated anti-AOC smear campaign. It's 2016 again! Fake local news outlets on Facebook getting picked up until eventually it winds up in the Washington Post.
So many of the cliches of this mode of thought - "park tanks on his lawn"; "shoot his fox" - are class-coded and archaic, like a vocabulary invented to say "your reasonable point that this is bullshit cannot be accepted at this time, because you are not posh or old enough"
This is actually interesting disclosure, because it makes explicit what a lot of commentators think: that all politics is about orientating yourself relationally with/ against your nearest opponent, rather than having a plan or vision or even a reliable set of values of your own
Last time I did Charleston, I left my vape with a nice lady from the organisers, where it combusted and filled the air with an acrid smell, but this time, looks like we'll all be allowed to vape on stage inshallah www.charleston.org.uk/event/politi...
I've worried a little bit about the intersection of surveillance technology, anticipatory policing algorithms, AI target identification and moral fading since I read this www.thecairoreview.com/essays/gaza-...
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This Lionel Shriver interview is reminding me of the most unpleasant, misandrist, sneering and two-dimensional book I ever read. Because she also wrote that
Wrote this because I was annoyed that Antonia Romeo got crowned queen of woke, even tho from the little I know of her, she does seem to be yasss, queen www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
Appreciated this searching conversation with Matt Stadlen open.spotify.com/episode/6Rwp...
Brilliant episode
Total aside, but this prompt is from Bruges la Morte in which he is using the dead wife's hair to kill his lover
Yup and I love Gillian and Barbara
Absolutely love this Sky journalist x.com/SkyNews/stat...
Fascinating piece by my esteemed colleague Elle Hunt www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle...
Wes Streeting mansplaining decency in public life, having been Peter Mandelson's great defender, is kind of sickening and funny in equal parts.
This is so brilliant & funny & enraging How did British Muslims become βthe problemβ? β podcast www.theguardian.com/news/audio/2...
Would you talk about them to The Guardian? (I'm doing a feature about the TV show landing in the UK but I need some background on the books)
Lols I knew it wasn't great
@fuguesmagazine.bsky.social bonjour je cherches Caro Lavigne pour une articles dans Le Guardian en Angleterre, estceque vous pouvais nous connecterons?
African descended people are walking around with surnames like McCalmont and Mcdonald but you're saying it's European culture facing erasure πππππππππ
Oh my god, you genius! It is that!
Bsky probably isn't London-dense enough for this crowd-source, but does anyone remember the name of a tiny pub in Wandsworth in the late 80s, round the corner from the Alma on Alma Road, that was so old school it didn't have a Ladies Toilet? (no, I don't know why I capped that either)
I was quite staggered, listening to PM: Davies approached it like a parlour game riddle, "isn't it interesting, how both sides can watch the same videos and just see what suits their own existing view?"