Jeremy Gilbert
@jemgilbert.bsky.social
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Cultural theory, political analysis, dance party politics. Latest book: Hegemony Now (Verso, 2022) www.jeremygilbert.org
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jemgilbert.bsky.social
The next Beauty and the Beat party will be a big one! I'm not gonna be there sadly but our old friend Leo will be stepping in and it's going to be fantastic. All details at www.houseparty.org.uk/next-party.
Next Party — Beauty and the Beat
www.houseparty.org.uk
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elifriedman.bsky.social
Why people hate billionaires

“There has never been a better time to be excited about the future,” Bezos declared. “We are gifted to live in a moment in time where there are multiple golden ages going on.”
Jeff Bezos hails AI boom as ‘good’ kind of bubble
Amazon founder’s comments follow warning by Goldman Sachs’ David Solomon that ‘it’s not different this time’
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jemgilbert.bsky.social
We’re planning like 6 episodes of Acfm on this stuff actually.
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mandascott.bsky.social
They really are locked in the 80s. It’s horrible to watch.
jemgilbert.bsky.social
Starmer's speech was interesting for taking his most explicitly anti-Blairite, social democratic position since 2020. However a) nobody believes a word he says and b) the scale of the reforms is so inadequate to the crisis that he still comes off as not really understanding it.
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benphillips1989.bsky.social
Also feels like another example of the cargo cult Blairism you discussed in the emergency pod last week.
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sal46.bsky.social
Starmer has managed to unite in opposition Jeremy Corbyn, Nigel Farage, Zarah Sultana, Liz Truss, Owen Jones, the SNP, the Liberal Democrats, migrant advocacy and civil liberties groups, right libertarians, fascists, anarchists, socialists and your gran with her Doro dumbphone. Incredible work.
jemgilbert.bsky.social
Digital ID cards is the single most 'The Thick of It' policy that any UK government has ever actually proposed.
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benandersongeog.bsky.social
London launch event for The Politics of Feeling on 25th November at the October Gallery, with @will-davies.bsky.social and @jemgilbert.bsky.social We’ll be thinking from the book about the politics of feeling in the post General Election/US Presidential election period. Eventbrite link below
jemgilbert.bsky.social
Digital ID cards is the single most 'The Thick of It' policy that any UK government has ever actually proposed.
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laughinglemon.bsky.social
Not just the panel, but the audience was a Who's-Who of current popular political and economic thought, with @jemgilbert.bsky.social and @garyseconomics.bsky.social
Political forum panel
jemgilbert.bsky.social
I think that's a major correction actually, thanks. I'm going to record an erratum later today.
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justinhancock.bsky.social
This was really great, thank you both. Helpful analysis (with a smattering of hope) in really weird and frightening times.
jemgilbert.bsky.social
Thanks Justin as always!
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compassoffice.bsky.social
It's been a tumultuous time for the Labour Government at present - and Conference next weekend might be the last thing they want.

Compass members can join us LIVE at 6pm on Tuesday 23rd as we sit down with @rachaelmaskell.bsky.social MP and @jemgilbert.bsky.social to discuss what's next!