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Philip Proudfoot: One contradiction in Burnham’s narrative...
Philip Proudfoot
04, July #BrokenSystem

Philip Proudfoot: One contradiction in Burnham’s narrative...

One contradiction in Burnham’s narrative is that he “learned” from Manchester. That the neoliberal model isn’t working. That 40-years of policy have failed to improve the lives of working people. Fine. But why, then, all the leaks he wants to bring back washed out Blairites?
Philip Proudfoot: One contradiction in Burnham’s narrative...
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Philip Proudfoot: Keir Starmer had one of the largest...
Philip Proudfoot
19, June #StarmerCrisis

Philip Proudfoot: Keir Starmer had one of the largest...

"Keir Starmer had one of the largest parliamentary majorities in modern British history, won largely because the Conservatives had collapsed. In just two years, he managed to burn through so much political capital that Labour had to bring in an external candidate, engineering an election to do so. Itself not surprising given Starmer spent years purging the party and tightly controlling candidate selections, leaving Parliament packed with MPs chosen for loyalty to his project-of-nothing, rather than any sign of intelligence, imagination, independence or political talent. The result is a governing party with little vision beyond misery. His premiership will be remembered (if at all) for two things: more economic immiseration at home, as living standards stagnated and public services continued to crumble, and unwavering support abroad for Israel's genocidal war on Gaza, despite mounting international condemnation. And remember, accounts on here called things like “LeninBalls6969” told you this would happen for nearly half-a-decade. And establishment journalists tried to convince you Starmer was not a hollow, politically talentless man. But a sensible grown-up. This humiliation is not just on Starmer, but every useless commentator and establishment journalist who banged the drum for two wasted years. "
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Philip Proudfoot: My thoughts on the vaccine remained…
Philip Proudfoot
22, May #TrendShock

Philip Proudfoot: My thoughts on the vaccine remained…

My thoughts on the vaccine remained the same throughout the whole lockdown shit show. Take it or don’t take it. It’s your choice. If the vaccine worked, it meant that the only people an unvaccinated person was putting at risk was another unvaccinated person. If an unvaccinated person was putting a vaccinated person at risk then the vaccine didn’t work and was a waste of time. Andy Burnham here was another politician displaying a complete lack of critical thinking and following the mass hysteria.
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Philip Proudfoot: Whenever heads of state have to comment on…
Philip Proudfoot
21, April

Philip Proudfoot: Whenever heads of state have to comment on…

Whenever heads of state have to comment on, or meet Trump, I think a lot about something @ByYourLogic said about the US president. Trump is the result of all the American stupids finding their ultimate form — the most Stupid of the Stupids — and then making him their king. Then, as king, world leaders are forced into a kind of ritual humiliation, where they must bow before the stupid. Act as if he’s not stupid. Subjugate themselves before the stupid. Share tips on how to placate the stupid. Give the stupid gifts and trinkets. Ensure they avoid his wrath. Anyway, just think that’s very accurate.