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Tuesday 19 May 2009

Political Classes


It's beginning to irritate me now. "The Political Classes". Since when did politicians get their own class status? 

Is this a new class between middle and upper? It's very pretentious and very annoying!
Posted by Sue at 16:35
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9 comments:

  1. Oldrightie19 May 2009 at 18:11

    It includes all the lobby arse lickers, BBC and other Rawnsley like pundits. Not we poor bloody foot soldiers, of course. It is becoming a term of abuse, hopefully, for those who deserve it. Mostly Ministers.

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  2. Sue19 May 2009 at 18:53

    Quite honestly Oldrightie, the term is getting on my tits!

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  3. North Northwester19 May 2009 at 22:11

    They're practically a caste, now, as they marry amongst themselves and get the jobs passed on to them - Dimblebys and Benns, Toynbees and Magnussons, Corens and Geldofs.

    Dare I say Thatchers? Improve the breed, that would.

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  4. Oldrightie19 May 2009 at 22:13

    "Quite honestly Oldrightie, the term is getting on my tits!"

    Could be worse Sue, could be me!

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  5. Chris19 May 2009 at 22:15

    Regrettably Sue it seems they are a class in their own right. A gilded, self-regarding, self-perpetuating noblesse de robe complete with rent-seeking retinues of courtiers, plaintiffs, jongleurs, chroniclers and tame philosophes. (I leave you to decide your own modern equivalents)

    Unfortunately this new caste of oligarchs substitute post-democratic shibboleths and media savvy for aristocratic valour, or the progressive idealims of the Enarques, or the devotion to liberty and tradition characteristic of our better old school MPs.

    Worst. Ruling class. EVER.

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  6. Angry Exile19 May 2009 at 22:56

    Is this a new class between middle and upper?

    No Sue. I think in the minds of those in the political class it's considerably above upper, as shown by the existence of political classes in otherwise classless societies.

    Chris's comment nails it for me.

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  7. Sue19 May 2009 at 23:30

    I suppose that puts them between upper and royality then. Totally unacceptable.

    We have to get rid of the whole lot and put some ordinary people in power.

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  8. Sue19 May 2009 at 23:32

    You Cheeky Chappie Oldrightie :)

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  9. Angry Exile21 May 2009 at 01:29

    Between royalty and deity I suspect ;-)

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