Change my Mind
Change my MindA left-of-centre blog calling out the multiple ways conservatism fails on its own terms and everyone else's AND an invitation to conservatives to try and prove anything here wrong
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Israel’s Losses
As we continue through another one of those ceasefires in which Israel does not cease firing, Israel might be looking back and imagining what its gains were.... in reality, there were none.
Privilege Masquerading as Victimhood
The key factor in Western decline is the fact that having advantage, receiving privilege and being treated preferably, seems to weaken us, both intellectually and spiritually.
The English "Patriots" Who Seem To Hate England
It occurred to me the other day, that the UK’s loudest self-declared patriots actually seem to hate and oppose everything good about being English!
The Word ‘Terrorism’ no Longer has any Real Meaning.
The word ‘terrorism’ no longer has any real meaning. Perhaps it never did. When I was young and naïve, I thought it simply meant ‘masked bombers, gunmen, and knifemen targeting civilians’... but then I found out just how many civilians are,...
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Neoliberal politics is failing on its own terms, conservatism has always failed on its own terms, both are overseeing the decline of our countries and cultures - but suggest anything even slightly different, and they'll label you a commie.
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