I used to get paid to watch these things. I don’t any more. So…I’m going to go read a nice novel in a coffee shop. Please feel free to talk about the debate in comments. I will, actually, be curious to hear what people have to say, just not willing to sit through so much sewage to get my own “take.”
Enjoy.
Due to a combination of sickness and hardware troubles I’ve been offline a few days and mostly out of commission. The “Max Weber: A Skeleton Key” review will be published later this week.
In news from across the Pond I see that the right of members who joined British Labour after January 12th to vote in the leadership election has been taken away again by the High Court on appeal (they had won in the original ruling); their right to appeal refused and the court insisted the five new members who launched the court pay thirty thousand pounds of court costs to the Labour party within 30 days.
I was surprised when the original ruling went in Corbyn’s favor. This is a particularly spiteful ruling, however, and exactly in line with my reading of the British ruling class. Corbyn will still win, I expect, but the British ruling class keeps making the case for (non-violently) purging them.
Feel free to use this as an open thread.
(Article corrected to reflect that May wishes to expand Grammar schools, not “public” schools. (aka. took that bit out. Thanks to commenter MFI for the correction.)
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