Yes. I've warballed on about this enough on here so won't again.
Also, what's the future of the boring but at least somewhat "thinking" and open to debate tories. I am sure I will get flack for this. I know you think they should all be first up against the wall etc, and you're probably right. But you know, the John Major's, the hesseltines, the ken clarks, the portillos. People who had that sort of old fashioned, protect the countryside, the church, the family unit, kind of outlook, but who were also deeply well read, deeply cultured. Ya know, your average old fashioned tory intellectual, who loves his Plato and his garden and his church. Read teh spectator, church fairs, and knew their poetry and philosophy and politics. When I was growing up they seemed the heart and soul of the party, for better or worse. I don't think there is much of a place for them them in teh post-truth future. Too measured, too boring. Not enough endless digs at wokism and the like. Can you imagine John Major sitting across from Andrew Tate or Trump and agreeing with them or relating to them? I can't. There's breaks like that going on across democracy all over the place.
