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Category Archives: Philosophy
I support the new HAIR definition of racism. Do you?
I support the new HAIR definition of racism in full, including the examples. #HAIRdef Racism is defined as: The belief that races have distinctive cultural characteristics determined by hereditary factors and that this endows some races with an intrinsic superiority. … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Politics
Tagged anti-semitism, antisemitism, apartheid, HAIR definition, IHRA definition, Israel, racism, settler-colonialism
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Kill the ‘natural capital’ approach before it kills us.
[Update, September 2022: The September/October 2022 issue of Resurgence and Ecologist featured an article by Adrienne Buller criticising ‘ecosystems services and natural capital accounting’. I post a short extract at the bottom of the page. [Update, April 2021: This Russell … Continue reading
What Jeremy Corbyn must say to the Labour Party establishment
‘You claim you wanted strong leadership. I give it to you. ‘I have an overwhelming mandate from members to lead this party, and I am using it now. Purging Blairites ‘I am purging all Blairites from the party. Resign or … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Environment, Language, Philosophy, Politics
Tagged Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party, neoliberalism
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Protected: Biosphere, not econosphere. Towards a ‘galvanising alternative philosophy’.
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No-voters, read ‘1984’ as you smugly sip your Victory Gin and, Big Brother, we are watching you. #IndyRef
Saddened I am saddened by the No-victory in the Scottish independence referendum. For many years I have been campaigning for a fairer society and world, trying to shake people from their states of complacency, obliviousness, apathy or hopelessness, and to … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Politics
Tagged #indyref, 1984, George Orwell, Scottish independence referendum
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Big money won it for No, but the moral victory is ours. #indyref
The side that spends the most… With hindsight, we should have realised what was going to happen. All the evidence shows that in political campaigns the side that spends the most money wins (as Dr Rosslyn Fuller says). David against … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Politics
Tagged campaign finance, neoliberalism, revolution, Scottish independence referendum
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Economic inequality is caused by… Get the facts. Reject the propaganda.
Economic inequality is caused by “free-market” (rigged-market) capitalism, not immigrants, asylum-seekers, “benefits-scroungers”, etc. Get the facts. Reject the propaganda. Here’s a handy compilation of resources. I hope you will find it entertaining and informative, if not jaw-droppingly shocking. My novel may … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Politics
Tagged African National Congress, ANC, asylum-seekers, benefit fraud, benefits, benefits myths, DA, Democratic Alliance, first they came, immigrants, immigration, inequality, mainstream media, media bias, Pastor Martin Niemöller, scaegoating, scapegoat, Scottish independence, Scottish independence referendum, Scottish referendum, scroungers, South Africa, South African elections, Ubuntu Liberation Movement, Ubuntu Party
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GM, communication issues, a good Tory, and the evils of hyper-specialisation.
Yesterday evening two of the topics that have repeatedly cropped up in this blog merged in my life: communication issues and GM technology. Responsible for killing millions of children! Introduced to what at first seemed to be a pleasant young … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Philosophy, Politics
Tagged genetically modified organisms, GM, GM food, GMO, non-violent communication, NVC, Owen Paterson, Russell Brand, Zac Goldsmith
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‘Boiled frog’ relationships – are you in one?
UPDATE 25 APRIL 2020. This YouTube channel (DoctorRamani) is gold dust! UPDATE 7 MARCH 2018. This whole article (11 Things I Learned About Narcissists And Sociopaths By Age 27 – That I Wish Everyone Knew) rings true. Here is just … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous, Philosophy, Self-help, Videos
Tagged abuse, abusive relationships, mental health, narcissism, narcissistic personality disorder, NPD, paranoia
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Mistrust, ants and liver flukes: a lesson I should have learned by now!
I am writing this as a note to myself as much as anything. They say that lessons keep repeating themselves until you have learnt from them. I don’t want certain lessons to be repeated. The parasite that takes control of … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous, Philosophy, Self-help
Tagged mistrust, paranoia, suspicion, trust
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