one of the most realistic films in italian cinema, “the working class goes to heaven,” is a political drama released in 1971. the film focuses on karl marx’s theory of alienation and the working conditions of factory workers.
“we are like machines!”
A new picture is emerging of an England as a country of “Two Deprivations”. The first, turning to Reform, is a land of health deprivation (high disability levels, lower life expectancy), educational deprivation (less skilled, poorer access to training, low school attainment) and employment deprivation (worklessness).
The second, turning increasingly to the Greens, is one of living environment deprivation (fewer gardens, densely built-up, air pollution), housing deprivation (insecure, expensive and poor quality housing) and income deprivation – amounting to in-work poverty.
Anoosh Chakelian: Alarm clock Britain
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Don't give a shit what anyone says or thinks, Jordan Henderson was an unbelievable captain. I know him and Mo are still close, still hang out together. Proper lovely footage this
Carl Jung once said that one of the most destructive forces a person can carry is unused creative energy. if you have something in you that wants to be made and you keep refusing to make it, that energy does not just go away. it turns inward and starts working against you.
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@Iainite_Iain Is that a subconscious rating of them from left to right? Not saying I disagree with it - I’m openly ideological in that I think we need a capital S Socialist Prime Minister in these times.
Exc: Andy Burnham sits down for the first time since announcing his Westminster bid
There’s a lot on this interview, as he lays out a plan for a ‘new economy’, how him and Keir Starmer have different visions and he ‘100%’ gets why people have voted Reform https://t.co/Ckux93PV7L