I don't think anyone really cares about a fight between Galloway and Riley other than twitter politics weirdos though (and precious few of them).
he's not as funny as he used to beI've no idea what Galloway is up to and don't have much interest, just like everyone else. I'm sure it's awful though.
I've no idea what Galloway is up to and don't have much interest.
Then you should. You should take an interest in the people he’s looking for support from (ie those most hardest hit by austerity), you should take an interest in the politics that he and his fellow travelers are pushing to disabled people/those reliant on DWP, you should take an interest in how pervasive this shite is within disability politics.
How pervasive is it? And how significant a voice is Galloway in it all? I am concerned about The Canary and similar as they definitely have influence (see the relevant thread) but Galloway strikes me as a pretty marginal figure now. And I'm not sure why paying attention to a shitty twitter spat between him and Rachel Riley would aid combating any crap he is responsible for.
How pervasive is it? And how significant a voice is Galloway in it all? I am concerned about The Canary and similar as they definitely have influence (see the relevant thread) but Galloway strikes me as a pretty marginal figure now. And I'm not sure why paying attention to a shitty twitter spat between him and Rachel Riley would aid combating any crap he is responsible for.
I haven't read it. I don't have much interest in either of them. Like everyone else.What is his row with Riley about again?
Does he have purchase though, or is he just yelling into the void?
Lots of scum have made the anti-Austerity movement as a place to make themselves relevant again.
Lots of scum have made the anti-Austerity movement as a place to make themselves relevant again.
No. And you know that’s not what I meant.
They’ve made a space (an increasingly large space) for themselves within it.
Scum like Sivier, Topple, Nelson, Galloway (hell, even former urbanite freethepeeps/Roy Bard) have targeted the welfare/disability movement.
Why drag Kenny Dalglish into this?
JK is such a zoomer. I'm no fan of Corbyn, his personality, his position, or his potential. Not even a little bit. But just knowing JK is so wound up about him kind of makes me wish I liked him more.
Is “zoomer” also a generation? In common usage round these parts it means something like “frothing-mouthed, angry spouter of incoherent unreason”. (See also Frances Barber, Dan Hodges, etc).Zoomer? JK is way too old. Being born in 1965 makes her one of the early Gen Xers.