Jussie Northside

@jussienorthside.bsky.social

Since we're through with morality can I sleep with your wife? | he/him

Did Britain accidentally become a place where a convicted Neo Nazi who harassed an MP in a really horrifying manner can expect hugely more robust defence from politicians and media against criticism than, say, Gary Lineker can? I would say, no: this was deliberately inflicted upon everyone.

And again with the nonsensical term “anti-immigration protester” in the media. Are they attacking any immigrants? Are white french ppl targeted too? Or are they specifically targeting people who look like they’re from the global South? Everything to avoid saying racist or xenophobe.

Sunder Katwala (sundersays)@sundersays.bsky.social · 3d ago

BBC report on violent disorder in Thetford, Norfolk. A lot of effort to balance here re violence & anti-immig protest. What report describes violence targeting people's homes: whether the "alleged asylum seekers" are being misidentified or not is beside the point www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Well, I have no idea who this Arday fella is but every single news outlet in the country really, really, really wants me to know. We already know he was outed by a “race realist” with a grudge, and I suspect Arday probably has dangerous left-wings views about equality and woke and stuff.

flyingrodent@flyingrodent.bsky.social · 4d ago

Forget everything else about this and just marvel at *Michael Gove and the Spectator* discussing how damaging a serially misleading fantasist can be, whether his bosses feel responsible and how they can claw back respectability.

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The tale of the Cambridge professor Jason Arday continues, as Michael and Maddie weigh in on the fantasy.
How much of a role has Cambridge played in enabling such a serially misleading individual, and how can the university claw back some respectability after this saga? - do they even feel a responsibility to do so?