“There is a certain group of people so ontologically evil we must suspend universal rights and bypass all laws to kill them” is the fundamental logic of fascism and it’s terrifying how eager people are to replicate it when presented with the “right” targets
etc whose parents could clearly afford to send them to private school if they gave up a slither of their luxuries, taking the places of those who would have truly benefitted from a grammar school education
maybe my craziest opinion is that yes private schools should not exist, but unless there is systematic reform of the education system i don't have a huge problem with people sending their kids there (and the issues i have are not the ones you might expect)...
i believe that private education should not exist but it is especially heinous and, frankly, fundamentally immoral for those on the left to send their kids to private school.
and quite frankly most people of this sort who don't send their kids to private school send them to grammar schools, and as someone who went to one, there is nothing more frustrating than the plethora of extremely middle class kids who went on ski holidays...
londoners in the quotes, I agree this is very cool! but london is the first national park city and 47%-48.5% (stats vary) of the city is classified as green space. the aim is to increase this to 50% by 2050. sadiq khan has done a lot to help green areas all over london!
this is such a bizarre take I’m not a virgin at all in fact I am critical about sex and the patriarchy BECAUSE I’ve had sex with men. And quite frankly it’s quite strange to imply that women who criticise male sexual violence just need to have more sex
every accusation of “you just don’t think women can consent to certain sex acts” is a deliberate attempt to undermine the actual question being posed: what do these desires say about heterosexual males?
the idea that not everything a woman, who may or may not identify as a feminist, does is feminist is not something that should have to be reiterated so often. we live in a rape culture which normalises violence towards and the humiliation of women (1)
rape culture is essentially the greatest manifestation of the patriarchy by justifying the entitlement of men to a woman’s body. but this normalisation of sexual violence does not solely apply to heterosexual dynamics nor is it suddenly okay when a man is not involved (2)