Too many women are choosing perfect freedom and that is their prerogative. Yet no one will remember their names. They will fade into anonymity.
Over the weekend, I was reading about declining birthrates and immediately thought of the 1984 sci-fi movie The Terminator.
Most analyses of that film have focused on the dangers of technology or the Cold War fear of nuclear war. Those were good breakdowns, but they missed the point. I think the movie was a straightforward female hero story. Not the feminist “girl-boss” hero, but a true archetype.
Most of the normal voter behaviours in general elections suggest a centre-right victory, and, though the margins may be tight, a Labour victory depends upon too many abnormal events to occur.
Politics, proper politics, must begin with separation from the system, a complete and utter rejection of its framing and suggested pathways for “legitimacy”.
Angus was devastated by Paul Goldsmith’s decision to euthanise the BSA. He immediately dashed off a letter (he doesn’t do email. Or mobile phones, microwaves or indoor plumbing).
Elections in Britain and Australia tell the same story.
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