harry poptimer and the tides of snobbery
Jul. 18th, 2007 12:15 pmi read this us blogger cz
a. he is grebt at getting to the nub of wonk-pol debate crisply and amusingly (not unlike
freakytigger)
b. his spelling is TERRIBLE (not unlike
barnetape
his comments threads (on say race issues, or health policy, or iraq) are generally between 5-25 comments long. This time the sub opened the hatch WHILE STILL SUBMERGED...
a. he is grebt at getting to the nub of wonk-pol debate crisply and amusingly (not unlike
b. his spelling is TERRIBLE (not unlike
his comments threads (on say race issues, or health policy, or iraq) are generally between 5-25 comments long. This time the sub opened the hatch WHILE STILL SUBMERGED...
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Date: 2007-07-19 09:10 am (UTC)cf the 70s dynamic of the politics of victimhood, identity politics ect ect -- i think this totally battened on 60s pop culture's actually quite strange mix of "they have the guns but WE HAVE THE NUMBERS" (we = the people!) and "sumfn is happnin, but you don't know what it is, DO YOU, MR JONES?" (appeal to shared secret knowledge)
*ok this is a bit of an exaggeration -- wagnerism was a pioneer element in modernism, and it had a whole layer of play-the-victim, viz its anti-semitism
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Date: 2007-07-19 09:15 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-07-20 09:15 am (UTC)Also popcrit inherited from the 60s counterculture forebears the language of political struggle. Part of the deal is apparent unreason can be justified by the difficulties of underdogness.
Notes again due to 0 time available, sorry.
bopkids