exogenesis2.bsky.social
Mostly here to lurk and be a reply guy 🏳️🌈
👤 Joined on 22 September 2023
Followers
Following
Total Posts
@exogenesis2.bsky.socialromeothree.bsky.social
Not Found
caleblesko.bsky.social
Not Found
matthewabeldemesne.bsky.social
janl99.bsky.social
moller2025.bsky.social
stevenhseggie.bsky.social
andrewcraig.bsky.social
gradinko.bsky.social
andyb28m.bsky.social
edwardnrose.bsky.social
9hertfordstreet.bsky.social
roam-town-girl.bsky.social
theadaptive.bsky.social
srg-24.bsky.social
tripgibber.bsky.social
mchero.bsky.social
sagadahoccounty.bsky.social
jimbo3008.bsky.social
gruntcake.bsky.social
Not Found
neuberger331.bsky.social
dughlas1.bsky.social
clearlight.bsky.social
In the context of the local election results of 2017 it made a fair degree of sense. By July it very much didn't.
Show PostAs a former Labour member, who reported Rosie Duffield years ago, I really do regret that the appropriate response to the idea this would breach any line for Labour now, is "lol". Someone should probably still report it, but I would be utterly astounded if they cared in the slightest about it.
Show PostI realise i talk about this a lot, but I find it genuinely staggering that basically nobody outside of this website talks about how Brexit and the Lib Dems have broken the pipeline of middle class liberals voting Tory. It's totally destroyed the Tory vote under 40! And nobody seems to care!
Show PostThose are the ones massively overrepresented in places like Parliament and BBC management though if my understanding is correct
Show Postpart of the issue here is people assume the Labour party is a liberal party when it never has been really. Economic left / authoritarian right has always been the dominant part of its coalition. Liberal left also a part, but generally treated so poorly as to lead to splits on the regular.
Show Post