True facts. I was under purdah legislation when I worked at the arts council.
Obviously still said Tory’s are cunts and no one arrested me

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Makes them seem more legit/smarter if they keep talking in riddles. It’s how Johnson became famous via HIGNFY.

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I’m more concerned about political journalists whose job it is/should be to make political understanding as widespread as possible. Same shit as using buzzwords in the office - it’s a distancing technique.

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They like to look clever too

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I read this today

Pretty much exactly what you’d expect

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I’m trying

you have a good one too

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Mildly interesting aside (given the delusions of Empire that have brought us all here in the first place) is that the word itself is clearly a remnant of the Raj as its more common meaning is about segregation of women in society. Espectially in India.

Even the language of the process reinforces the same old shite.

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Yet another reminder that this country really is stupid, stupid, stupid

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Just remembered this! :smile:I wonder if she’s of voting age yet…

“the ensuring of women’s modesty from the world of men”

THE WORLD OF MEN

The world of men is the problem, fuck the world of men

You can’t say that. Putting things into boxes like that is part of the problem

#notallworlds

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Perhaps. I stand by it nonetheless.

The English language cover is really weird.

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Most books are “by their author”, surely?

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Oh good, I was just wondering how Jess Phillips (and her pal Dwigt Rortugal) was going to be able to somehow make this about her while not actually doing anything to help, and here we are.

Purdah is a practice of segregation between women and men in some south Asian countries - the word means curtain, and in some houses is literally a curtain.

Found that out recently.

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Maybe it’s their way of saying “definitely NOT ghostwritten”

in a couple of years time, according to the description

It is because of men the ring survives.