Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
They're minging
To what extent are new generations ‘Thatcherite’? Using British Social Attitudes data for 1985-2012 and applying age-period-cohort (APC) analysis and generalized additive models (GAMs) this paper investigates whether Thatcher’s Children hold more right-authoritarian political values compared to other political generations. We further examine the extent to which the generation that came of age under New Labour – Blair’s Babies – share these
values. Our findings for generation effects indicate that this political generation is even more right-authoritarian, including with respect to attitudes to redistribution, welfare and crime. We support this view through evidence of cohort effects. Our results show the legacy of Thatcherism for left-right and libertarian-authoritarian values is to be found in its long-term shaping of public opinion through political socialisation.
I don't know about the actual result but didn't Owen Smith poll better among younger member/supporters than Corbyn? or did I misremember?The youth the youth the youth (esp graduates and young professionals) - there's a piece in the next issue of British Journal of Political Science that shows the youth are now far to the right of thatchers children across all measures of traditionally understood social liberalism - and it was labours lack of challenge to this under blair that has effectively normalised this.
Thatcher’s Children and Blair’s Babies: A trickle-down theory of value change. (pdf)
I'd be surprised at that - healthy poll lead amongst 18-24 year olds before the election. Don't recall any results breakdown yet,I don't know about the actual result but didn't Owen Smith poll better among younger member/supporters than Corbyn? or did I misremember?
I don't know about the actual result but didn't Owen Smith poll better among younger member/supporters than Corbyn? or did I misremember?
actually I didn't, I'm sure I remember something earlier than that but can't find it googling - though I did come across that poll and was about to post myself.You mean the exit poll from YouGov inva?
I hope for Paul Mason's sake that's the caseit was some bollocksy sounding Yougov poll, endlessly quoted by Progress shills etc, not based on actual ( presumably available ) data
Yougov have to make their data available. And they don't do stuff without data. I really don't remember this one.it was some bollocksy sounding Yougov poll, endlessly quoted by Progress shills etc, not based on actual ( presumably available ) data
Yougov have to make their data available. And they don't do stuff without data. I really don't remember this one.
Eh? Based on what then? Polling? If so they have to make it availible.sorry.I meant, not based on the actual voting data, which exists, but maybe isnt available yet.
Eh? Based on what then?
Which they have to make availible to all - yet it doesn't seem to be anywhere. I really think this is just a misrembering.their own polling data ?
I'm sure I remember it being talked about on a thread here but there's nothing come up in the search results. I might have managed to imagine a poll and a conversation about it, probably all the excitement of the leadership election getting to meWhich they have to make availible to all - yet it doesn't seem to be anywhere. I really think this is just a misrembering.
You mean the exit poll from YouGov inva?
thanks for this - i felt it in my bones to be the case....capitalist realism is a big part of this though...the old "easier to imagine the end of the world than to imagine the end of capitalism"...still potentially an open door to push on rather than deeply held with conviction ideological beliefs I thinkThe youth the youth the youth (esp graduates and young professionals) - there's a piece in the next issue of British Journal of Political Science that shows the youth are now far to the right of thatchers children across all measures of traditionally understood social liberalism - and it was labours lack of challenge to this under blair that has effectively normalised this.
Thatcher’s Children and Blair’s Babies: A trickle-down theory of value change. (pdf)
The future is generation is clearly a lost cause. Whiny remain-voting Smith supporters. The little shits need to have their ears twisted by their mums. Go and clean your rooms and think about what you fucking voted for. Don't come down for tea until you're ready to apologise.
thanks for this, it's a good read.The youth the youth the youth (esp graduates and young professionals) - there's a piece in the next issue of British Journal of Political Science that shows the youth are now far to the right of thatchers children across all measures of traditionally understood social liberalism - and it was labours lack of challenge to this under blair that has effectively normalised this.
Thatcher’s Children and Blair’s Babies: A trickle-down theory of value change. (pdf)
I see Aaron Bastani of Novara Media has changed his mind and no longer supports Brexit. Brave re-assessment of the facts, or Boris Johnson of the left?
Why I've changed my mind on Brexit
'I want Clinton to win in November. Not just because I’d rather not see the world’s only superpower topple over the edge of political unreason. Not just because she’s clearly a better candidate than Trump — an ageing golden retriever chasing the Democratic ribbon on its own tail would be a better candidate than Trump. I also want Clinton to win because she is a woman and a feminist, even if her feminism is unlike my own. I believe that all else being equal — and in this case it’s not even close — it’s time for a woman to lead the nominally free world.'
Red?Well slap my bum and call me Sally.
Has she started red-baiting against Russia yet? That's next.
Have I missed something. Doesn't this just say: "well at least she's not as bad as Trump...froth, blah, I'm an anarchist"? Didn't everyone figure this months ago? What took her so long?Well slap my bum and call me Sally.
Has she started red-baiting against Russia yet? That's next.