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Too big to succeed? – Why the fall of the EU is inevitable

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Why Greta Thunberg’s activism is damaging public discourse in pursuit of solutions.

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It is time we changed the damaging narrative perpetuated by ‘minority’ groups (Rant)

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The Climate Change protests – The importance of choosing rationality over hysteria

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Why the regression of ‘freedom of speech’ is a step back in the pursuit of societal civility (Opinion Piece)

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The 2019 Democratic debate – The big winners and losers

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Could Jeremy Corbyn’s ‘moral’ ideas help the country? – A policy review

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Socialism – is it the way forward?

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Facebook’s ‘News’ tab – What it could mean for politics (Quick Thought)

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The Brexit vote – England’s identity crisis (Opinion Piece)

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Gunning for a solution – How does the US get a grapple on its firearms issue?

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The Brexit debacle – Rationalising my position

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Positive Discrimination – effective or detrimental?

  • by Danny Sutton
  • Posted on 6th Aug 201911th Aug 2019

Positive discrimination is a hot topic within the fields of social policy and the job market in the UK. It is also an issue that is largely discussed in the US with regard to the diversifying of the student selection process in US college campuses.

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Youtube’s channel assault – Examining the angles

  • by Danny Sutton
  • Posted on 6th Aug 201910th Aug 2019

If you are big into Youtube content, or love a good dabble in the political sphere, you may be aware of the somewhat recent controversy surrounding demonetization of channels on the Youtube platform. It has all sparked from the recent demonetization of the ‘Louder with Crowder’ podcast.

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Why attitudes about billionaires need to change in western left-wing politics (Rant)

  • by Danny Sutton
  • Posted on 16th Nov 201917th Nov 2019

The political rhetoric used by the left wing has taken a new approach. Both in the UK and the USA, parties have been making the case for increasing taxes on the rich because ‘monster’ billionaires and ‘crony capitalists’ are responsible for wealth inequality. It is personally an assumption I have never understood.

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Too big to succeed? – Why the fall of the EU is inevitable

  • by Danny Sutton
  • Posted on 2nd Oct 2019

‘Too big to fail’ is the mantra often used by diehard EU supporters and federalists alike. However, with Anti-EU geopolitical tensions running rampant in the last decade, we are only now beginning to see the serious chinks in the armour of the EU.

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Why Greta Thunberg’s activism is damaging public discourse in pursuit of solutions.

  • by Danny Sutton
  • Posted on 24th Sep 201925th Sep 2019

We have all seen the environmental speech delivered to the UN by Greta Thunberg. The 16 year old, Swedish environmental activist delivered a heartfelt and passionate speech about governmental powers choosing to prioritise ‘eternal economic growth’ over protecting the earth.

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It is time we changed the damaging narrative perpetuated by ‘minority’ groups (Rant)

  • by Danny Sutton
  • Posted on 23rd Sep 201923rd Sep 2019

Minority groups have struggled for a long time in the fight for equality of opportunity. Whether it was a member of the LGBTQ community fighting for societal acceptance or racial minorities trying to eliminate race-based discrimination for example, there were significant obstacles to overcome in our western civilisation.

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The Climate Change protests – The importance of choosing rationality over hysteria

  • by Danny Sutton
  • Posted on 20th Sep 201921st Sep 2019

‘If we don’t lower emissions in the next 18 months, we will suffer irreparable damage’. It is this message we see, constantly. A new wave of panic has ensued as a new narrative ripples throughout the globe. It is one that is insistent on reminding us all that everyone is going to die.

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Why the regression of ‘freedom of speech’ is a step back in the pursuit of societal civility (Opinion Piece)

  • by Danny Sutton
  • Posted on 19th Sep 201919th Sep 2019

Free speech and freedom of expression has been fought over for millenia. Breaking free from the shackles of an authoritarian regime and establishing freedoms and civil liberties on human interaction is what much of the western world desire. However, there seems to have been a regression in this aspect.

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The 2019 Democratic debate – The big winners and losers

  • by Danny Sutton
  • Posted on 14th Sep 2019

With the primaries in full swing, it is very evident that the gloves are off! For some of the more fringe members of the Democratic Party, it is an opportunity to get their jabs in on some of the front runners. I think we all expected the fists to come out swinging but unfortunately, for those watching, it was rather uneventful.

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