I mean, they're clearly talking about independent creatives who make money of Patreon or the like, who you could superficially mistake for being petit boug.

Then creatives have been throughly proletarianised and are definately not part of the petit-bourgeois. There is no real difference between an author and an Uber Driver in terms of their relationship to the MoP. They control their own tools, but that's not really useful for them in capturing value.

Meantime creative are effectively undeclared employees of the platforms they post on and collect payments through. Those are the actual means of production more than whatever is used to write the words

Really funny given how often they acted like they were the government while in opposition

You would think that a government with a majority of approximately 1 billion and only a year in would like... want to do the bold stuff

IMHO a lot of it is because people assume PIP claims are like, completely frictionless and easy to do.

I sometimes wonder if Labour kind of thinks that people just want to hurt the poor, so freezing the threshold will hurt the poor as well as high earners, so that's fine.

What jobs are they supposed to get within 100 miles of home Milord?

You guys are all so good at editing its not real

Also the napoleon code is actually quite different

I'll care about polling like this the moment they renationalise Water, Power and Rail (properly), and not a moment before.

I will care about polls like this the moment that we hear from the government how we've got to nationalise the water and electricity companies and the royal mail due to strong public support.

The government will do woke moralism but only when nobody likes it

It's really amazing how few people have actually read this article lol.