> Sultana embodies the kind of British leftist who would do anything for the world’s working class except listen to them
💀💀💀
Koszulium on
Remove “on NATO”, perhaps also remove ” ‘s beliefs”.
DiscussionJohnThread on
>And yet, just before the full-scale war, she signed a statement urging Nato to halt its ‘eastward expansion’ and ‘address Russia’s security concerns’.
This type of shit is like a twitter bot talking about “warm water ports” 😭
DiscussionJohnThread on
> Sultana may deplore the ‘capitalism’ of the United Kingdom, but as I am a beneficiary of that system – since arriving at this magazine three years ago and given complete freedom to write – I can understand why this is what Ukrainians want for themselves. Stability. The rule of law. Democracy. My sense is that the British people instinctively understand this, which explains their incredible solidarity with Ukraine – seen not just with their military help, but in the Ukrainian flags which still fly around the country. In this way, the workers of the world do unite: against tyranny, imperialist repression and the ideology that hard-left people like Sultana flirt with. An ideology that only the elite can afford.
You’ll hear from online Western leftists endlessly about how the West’s capitalism is so crushing and evil, yet everyday immigrants in the West magically seem to benefit from it and praise it.
The author’s last few paragraphs in this article were really well written.
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> Sultana embodies the kind of British leftist who would do anything for the world’s working class except listen to them
💀💀💀
Remove “on NATO”, perhaps also remove ” ‘s beliefs”.
>And yet, just before the full-scale war, she signed a statement urging Nato to halt its ‘eastward expansion’ and ‘address Russia’s security concerns’.
https://preview.redd.it/jfyf4alef2yf1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=00d6a34f4a3f2d6c924bfc7f75243be7bdeb497a
This type of shit is like a twitter bot talking about “warm water ports” 😭
> Sultana may deplore the ‘capitalism’ of the United Kingdom, but as I am a beneficiary of that system – since arriving at this magazine three years ago and given complete freedom to write – I can understand why this is what Ukrainians want for themselves. Stability. The rule of law. Democracy. My sense is that the British people instinctively understand this, which explains their incredible solidarity with Ukraine – seen not just with their military help, but in the Ukrainian flags which still fly around the country. In this way, the workers of the world do unite: against tyranny, imperialist repression and the ideology that hard-left people like Sultana flirt with. An ideology that only the elite can afford.
You’ll hear from online Western leftists endlessly about how the West’s capitalism is so crushing and evil, yet everyday immigrants in the West magically seem to benefit from it and praise it.
The author’s last few paragraphs in this article were really well written.