Twlldun: She’s literally in her early 20s and she’s coming on like she remembers before the welfare state

Just signed up for the telegraph for 3 months for £1 in the hope of the right going batshit insane and good god but it’s the best 33p I have ever spent *already* www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/07...

I voted Reform because I want my country backwww.telegraph.co.uk Britain deserves to forge its own path again. It will under Reform, not under Labour

“since the last election I have had to pay income tax and it is time to say it as it is.” Incredible satire here

She’s literally in her early 20s and she’s coming on like she remembers before the welfare state

Like she remembers before the Dissolution of the monasteries

I think she remembers the past she sees on TV in Poirot and Father Brown

But it's a c&p from some christo-right extreme template. Q is whther this type of thing will get traction in a broadly secular context.

It's the 'restorative nostalgia' of fascism. www.opendemocracy.net/en/counterin...

Going back somewhere: nostalgia and the radical rightwww.opendemocracy.net The electorate are engaged at some level in a fictive transaction, where we know that what we intend to buy is indeed a counterfeit.

It’s weird watching people ‘recall’ a history that has only ever existed as nostalgia. Memory as vibes.

"a foot-stamping screech" lol

Begot bot.

this is only going to get worse from now on where is PREVENT I wonder

I'm trying to figure out how far back in history you would have to go to have a 30 year period of history without unprecedented change. Possibly the early 19th century

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