The more stuff of his I read the more offensive it seems. In one article he claimed that the anti-globalisation movement was effectively infiltrated by fascists:
How are they worse than conservatives?
How are they worse than conservatives?
cos conservatives are more honest, they don't pretend to be radicals, cunts like Hari uphold capitalism by pretending that it can be somehow managed in a manner to alleviate all the bad things, a conservative will generally just say "that's the system, that's life". Wankers like Hari spread bullshit to those people who actually want a change.
I don't expect you to agree cos you drip of the same shitty wet liberal pseudo leftism as Hari.
And I'm not a leftie, nor am I a liberal, whatever the hell that's supposed to mean these days.
has the meaning changed recently?
Haha way to show people how you aren't a drippy liberal.
left, or liberal? or both?
like I said it wasn't the defence of CBT per se, certainly there can be a place for such things for individuals in need of short term relief, same goes for anti depressants, it was your inability to grasp how peoples critique of CBT as individualist and crudely instrumentalist was a social critique and not a individualist moral one.
ummm...I hate to be pedantic, but tricky said this after losing the '62 California gubernatorial election. [\pedant mode off]And kick him around was an allusion to Nixon's moaning after losing the the presidential election.
tbf, blackhurst is an old Indy man, and his column in the Standard is just about the most respectable part of the paperOh great. Editor steps down amid a fuss about a dishonest and plagiarising columnist, and they replace him with somebody from the Evening Bloody Standard. That's really going to inspire confidence. It's like sacking a restaurants's chef because some of his staff have simply reheated packet meals, and then replacing him with a branch manager from Macdonalds.
Last week, I showed you how Mr Hari appeared to have lifted 42 quotes from Malalai Joya's memoir for his supposed interview with her. What follows is another interview by Johann Hari that features a number of quotes lifted from another source. This one is a good 'un, because the interviewee is none other than Ann Leslie of the Daily Mail - a newspaper that Mr Hari states is "the enemy of everything - literally everything - I believe." It would appear that Mr Hari's hatred for the Daily Mail does not make him averse to lifting several hundred words for his Ann Leslie interview from a piece that appeared in August 1997 in the, er, Daily Mail.
This was an enormous piece - some 4000 words - and the beginning largely dealt with Ann Leslie's traumatic childhood in India. Readers of the Independent in 2004 would have been impressed by the revelations that Hari appeared to have elicited from Dame Ann. Of course, had they known that much of what they were reading had appeared in the Daily Mail some seven years before, they might have been less than impressed.