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A “white voting bloc” has always been difficult to sustain in Britain because white Britons are not an ethnoreligious community with a single shared moral vision. Class, region, religion, education and culture often shape political instincts more than race alone. 1/2
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It is clear that @elonmusk needs to stay out of British politics.
RT if you agree.
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The other lesson is no less brutal. Our populations are hurting. That has to be convincingly fixed . Only then will the majority listen to arguments about democracy, tolerance and fellowship.
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Replying to @SimonPartridge @ChrisG01 @UKLabour @PEPForum @schooltruth @Melissa_Benn @PiersCross1 @SeenandheardUK @suzannezeedyk @robertverkaik1 @nickduffell @RossIsobel @RussBow2000
Either way it’s certainly not measured or pragmatic. It’s ill-conceived, rushed and ideologically driven.
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All of this x 100 …and it’s a lot to do with who runs - and writes for - these papers, the networks they are part of and what they consider important. In addition to @williamnhutton’s point we rarely hear from thousands of pupils ‘rejected’ every year by 11 plus @comp_future
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Replying to @paulinescott222 @SimonPartridge
Society still values "A" grades over self-esteem because our perception of success is economic wealth and not relational wealth.
This belief guides so many of our policies and practices. How many people are working against their natural instincts. We need knowledge & confidence.
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Replying to @RnaudBertrand
The good news: "Giving a very broad meaning to the concept of cultural civilisation as a civilisation not strongly ruled by economy, we suggest that only civilisations capable of a switch from an economical society to a sort of “cultural” society in a timely manner, may survive"
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Should Boris Johnson resign after #SueGray's report into lockdown parties at Downing Street? #Partygate
express.co.uk/news/politics/…
97%Yes
3%No
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