Simon Winlow
@winlow_s
Ultra-realism. Professor. Politics. Theory. Class. Violence. History. SAFC. These tweets have nothing to do with my employer.
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07-01-2013 09:13:49
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Raphael Dogg You'd enjoy reading The Death of the Left by Steve Hall and Simon Winlow. The core of that book is not only how neoliberalism changed the left's attitude towards economics but how it also influenced people to abandon class politics for selfish individualism.
Please, please - EVERYBODY must have a little read of this. If you ever have/had doubts about our efforts with them, you MUST have. a. read. of. THIS!!!
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The Workers Party of Britain *Education & Youth Manifesto*
_out for consultation_
workerspartybritain.org/2024/05/13/edu… via Workers Party of Britain
Every day we're told there's a crisis and there's no time to think.
But to make our way through modernity, we will need to break with this narrative and give ourselves time to think things through.
From Alex Hochuli 🇰🇬🇲🇭🇰🇮🇸🇨🇲🇿 - full conversation:
youtu.be/N3NErCv68PA
Just finished The Rise of the Right by Steve Hall Simon Winlow James Treadwell . It's not recent (2015 mainly) but it's 100% relevant. Well argued, informative and well written. I thought I'd read it before The Death of the Left and glad I did. Recommended reading.
The populist wave threatening to sweep the continent isn’t a betrayal of EU values.
It’s a product of the architecture of the EU itself, writes Thomas Fazi: 👇 buff.ly/4dzMltm
Natalie Elphick's defection from the Conservatives to The Labour Party is yet more evidence that Westminster is nothing more than a club of unprincipled political scoundrels who are utterly divorced from real life.
If you want change, vote Workers Party of Britain, not these miscreants.