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Category Archives: politics
The Liberal Future: Direct Democracy vs Representative Democracy
This is something I’ve talked about here before, but only in comments, and it’s a subject that keeps coming up, so I thought I’d better make it a main post. My single biggest political issue, the one I care about … Continue reading
If Compulsory Voting Is The Answer, You’re Asking The Wrong Question
Last week’s election raised a lot of questions, including “should Nick Clegg resign?”, “should people calling for Nick Clegg to resign shut up?” and “why didn’t you vote for me? Is it because I smell?” (that last one mostly being … Continue reading
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Tagged electoral reform, politics
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In Defence Of Papa John’s And John Schnatter
I get really, really annoyed at the Chinese whispers of the so-called ‘progressive’ internet sometimes. You’ve probably seen a huge number of shared image macros calling for a boycott of Papa John’s Pizza, because they’re cutting people’s hours so they … Continue reading
One big rule if you’re writing about politics
There are people supporting every party and none who can make convincing arguments for a point of view, and who it’s worth reading whether you agree with them or not. But I find they are increasingly outnumbered by people who … Continue reading
The Kinks’ Music: Preservation Act II
A revised version of this essay appears in Preservation: The Kinks’ Music 1964-1974, available in paperback , hardback, Kindle (US), Kindle (UK) , and for all non-Kindle devices from Smashwords. This will be the last of these Kinks posts. In … Continue reading
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Tagged christopher timothy, dave davies, glam rock, kinks, marianne price, music, preservation, preservation act ii, ray davies, the kinks, the kinks' music
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