It's like satire. The lack of self awareness is extraordinary
https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...erary-festival
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It's like satire. The lack of self awareness is extraordinary
https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...erary-festival
How patronising, lets pass it onto Sir David Amess friends and families
I mean, it's light-hearted in tone, but amazes me how these guys don't see what utter snobs they are, nor question whether it's healthy to mix in some undiverse circles, or indeed whether the political ideology they support is best served by their adherents being the kind of well to do chaps and ladies that attend literart festivals..
The last is of course a stereotype which is sinking to their level I suppose.
Back a long time ago you'd have Tories saying that about folk who voted Labour were not hat well read or dint understand stuff how interesting times are now as we seek the new Metropolitan Socialists Elite rising up to match the Tory standards .Quote:
Originally Posted by JamesWales
You can see the same patronising comments on this board if they sniff you may not be as well read or grammatically as superior as them .
Inclusiveness hey , I dont think its totally tongue in cheek its that appeal its making to those superior beings where its their view or no view .
They bit
A bit like yourself with articles claiming everyone should work extra hours etc..Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric Cartman
Not really because I haven't read an article about it, just watched the initial interview.Quote:
Originally Posted by JamesWales