You've spent long enough dismissing the plight of musicians, so I thought the least you could do would be to explain the clear cut benefits that Brexit will bring to us all. If you're unable to answer such a straightforward question, just say so.
So the Brucie bonus benefit is identity? Great. Tell me more.
The logic of the argument is crap. These restrictions exist therefore the imposition of similar restrictions on others isn't a bad thing.
What more do you need to know? I’ve posted a paper twice now that is one of many attempts to grapple with this. Gramsci provided a decent summary of it. If you’re really interested in the answer to the question rather than just employing a bad faith rhetorical device, why don’t you have a read of it and then see what you think?
Maybe not an elite concern, but like most areas of education they are an arena where existing inequalities play out. Possibly even amplify them.
I'm asking for his opinion, not yours.
A wide cross section by the guardian's standards.
You don't solve that problem by restricting access even more. The main problems in specifically UK education start earlier. They start in the school system.
Are you going to ask every Brexit voter individually then? Or are you only interested in what TopCat personally believes he is getting from it?
In this particular case, I am interested in his opinion, yes. That's often how bulletin boards work, with people exchanging their personal opinions on a given topic, just like you're now asking me my personal opinion.
Why don't you read it? Always good to try to make sense of both sides of an argument, no?
Sounds like a job for a PM to me. But anyway. If all you’re interested in is one very specific person’s opinion then actually you’ve already got it. He’s already told you what he personally has got out of it. If that’s not good enough for you, that’s not his problem.In this particular case, I am interested in his opinion, yes. That's often how bulletin boards work, with people exchanging their personal opinions on a given topic, just like you're now asking me my personal opinion.
In fairness, a lot of it is.
Outside the school system I'd say. IN the context of our society as it is, I don't see that schemes like Erasumus challenge those inequalities.
What we have in terms of rights and protections have been hard won, largely here in the UK by collective action.
I have, many a time. Don't wash, and smell of having had sex too. No sex for us please, we're British.
Absolutely, tours for a majority of acts are a promotional exercise and expense.
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Once you are at university, class differences are no longer a good indicator of success. In fact rather the reverse - on average, students from state schools outperform those from private schools on the same courses. The biggest entrenchment of privilege in education happens before university.
You've really painted yourself into a corner here. Forums are all about people expressing and exchanging personal opinions, but to follow your daft line of argument, why didn't you send me a PM when you wanted my personal opinion?
Indeed. I used to regularly book UK acts who played around Europe for my club nights - and also book EU acts to play in Brixton - and the notion that they're all middle class hobbyists enjoying the 'luxury' of getting to play low-paid shows is laughable and insulting.
