But enough about Drowned in Sound

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think it used to be alright but it’s really reached the point where it looks like a Mumsnet abbreviation or something, like ‘DH’ and all that. don’t really like the idea of outsiders thinking we’re the indie Mumsnet.

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I meant they wouldn’t be far wrong …

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In a lot of these polls where someone arbitrarily assigns some act as ‘tory’ (because, I guess, they see it as not embodying the pursuit of a 19th Century working class person, etc.) I’d have thought ‘neoliberal’ could work better in any case. It seems to mean Blairite/centrist lover of capitalism in general (regardless of what its actual definition is).

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FTFY

:thinking: :thinking:

Things you have been slow to realise

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As I said, he’s still a Tory. Meaning that there’s no good Tory.

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Ah fair enough :grin:

:open_mouth:

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Seems 17 people have agreed not to call each other Tories so that’s some progress!

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Yeah, but you could also not do it though?

  • Continue calling people tories
  • Tory option

0 voters

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I’m not forcing you, I think I’ve made my case so I guess that’s it.

Fine to put it to a vote if you like

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now you’ve kind of ruined it :frowning:

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it’s hard to have any kind of organised self-reflection on here isn’t it?

Not at all

this is the thing though, I think some people are offended by it.

Not me personally, I can’t recall being called a Tory but there are people on here who do more good for others than I do that have, which is a little unfair.

fair enough, but it’s worth being aware that sometimes having a sense of humour is a kind of sign of privilege :slight_smile:

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Tbh I quite like the ‘x thing is tory’ running joke cause it carries with at an acceptance that everyone on here does selfish things and thats fine. Like there’s a shared admittance of fallibility in it idk

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no I wouldn’t say that

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