Millennial Woes
Millennial WoesA Scottish guy pontificating about the world we are living in, and heading towards.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 73 | Subscribers | Read | millennialwoes.substack.com |
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The Trump-Musk Leviathan
In the wake of Trump’s landslide victory in the 2024 US presidential election, I find myself looking back to observations we made during the covid era. Now, as then, there seem to be two rival factions at the elite level. One is:
The Grim Rhymer: Shrapnel (2005)
This poem was written in the aftermath of the July 7th attacks and published in the liberal-left Independent newspaper on the 21st of August 2005. It can be seen as a companion piece to Next Door (1981), and as with that poem, we will go th...
The Evil of Banality
I once read a newspaper interview with a certain TV personality. He kept insisting to the journalist that he wasn’t an interesting person. She, assigned the task of interviewing him, kept trying to prove him wrong. Upon finishing the interv...
Britain and Class
In 1800, Britain was a heavily class-based society. It was initially very binary - the peasants and the aristocrats - but in the early 19th Century, the new middle-class emerged. In time came finer gradations - lower-middle, upper-working, ...
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A GenX/Millennial Scottish guy pontificating about the world we are living in, and heading towards.
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