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Women's march on Sunderland's streets draws in hundreds


Big march in Sunderland today described by some on the far right as 'girls march against grooming gangs' though different groups have different names for it, see above.

they are using slogans of the radical left/reclaim the night as well, 'whoose streets' our streets', anti-police as well, if the hot weather continues then i think there may be confrontations.

many are young women as well, not far right afaics.
 
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Good article, but a bit bizarre that it doesn't mention Corbyn and the re-orientation of the Labour party. That might be all bollocks but it should have been dealt with.
True but what do you think their conclusion would have been if they had.Would it have made any difference?
 
True but what do you think their conclusion would have been if they had.Would it have made any difference?

It just made their analysis/rant seem very off the peg, written any time in the last twenty years.

The Corbynistas are talking capitalism, they are pointing the finger at the banks and neo liberalism. It may be too little too late but it is happening.
 
It just made their analysis/rant seem very off the peg, written any time in the last twenty years.

The Corbynistas are talking capitalism, they are pointing the finger at the banks and neo liberalism. It may be too little too late but it is happening.
But who are they talking to? Its the Tories that are increasing their vote amongst the w/class not Labour.

According to YouGov, 48% of so-called C2DE voters support the Conservatives, up from 35% in January.
By contrast, support for Labour among that social group has plummeted from 46% in January to 37% now.
 
"Why have we not seen a new generation of strident leftist politicians, keen to control the brutal excesses of market society..."

Sounds a lot like a liberal call to arms. The "brutal excesses" only?

Ok lets change that to 'why havent we seen a new generation of leftist politicians keen to abolish market society...'
Any ideas why we havent?
 
Have we ever "seen a generation of leftist politicians keen to abolish market society"?
This started when Poi E was suggesting that stating absence of ' a new generation of strident leftist politicians, keen to control the brutal excesses of market society' was liberal handwringing and that the authors should have been pointing out the absence of something greater. I'm still keen to see if anyone has got anything to say in explaining why we havent got a new generation keen to either control or abolish the excesses of market society.Especially one that comes from a working class perspective .
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This started when Poi E was suggesting that stating absence of ' a new generation of strident leftist politicians, keen to control the brutal excesses of market society' was liberal handwringing and that the authors should have been pointing out the absence of something greater. I'm still keen to see if anyone has got anything to say in explaining why we havent got a new generation keen to either control or abolish the excesses of market society.Especially one that comes from a working class perspective .
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My point is that we've never had one. Flip the question around.

Why would we get a "generation of etc etc..."?
 
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