Vladimir Bortun (@bortunvladimir) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Draghi is - as before - the representative of the more far-sighted sections of European capitalism, who understand they need the state to remain competitive. Any point of overlap between this accumulation model and a left-wing project is purely coincidental and superficial.

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Looking forward to presenting this week at the Populism Specialist Group workshop in Budapest. Loads of interesting presentations, see programme here: drive.google.com/file/d/1cJfrIu…

Looking forward to presenting this week at the <a href="/populismPSA/">Populism Specialist Group</a> workshop in Budapest. 

Loads of interesting presentations, see programme here: drive.google.com/file/d/1cJfrIu…
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Vladimir Bortun Hardly mate. I ran several party endorsed campaign events in 2019 working for free, whilst someone who now works for Momentum took credit for my hard work. Aaron Bastani spoke at one of them. I know the twitterari love wading in on things they know nowt about though so carry on.

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Labour Beyond Cities Remarkable lack of self-reflection on your behalf. You were part of a group that played a key role in the construction of that 'unelectability'.

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Aurelien Mondon Fully agree with this. I think Gaza and other crucial issues show that there may be many academics who are also radicals but not that many radical academics.

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Taj Ali Check out the local football club, FK Velež Mostar, with a proud socialist and antifascist tradition. Their ultras are called Red Army and are among the very few leftist football fan groups in the region.

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billrobs Vladimir Bortun Thomas 🇦🇲 Curtis Daly Aaron Bastani Novara Media Oh - you've got a slam dunk here. Bankers got to gamble and either win - or get bailed out by the government. Shameful. This was a total fail in terms of governance. But the solution is better regulation: not replacing the entire financial system with government and gulags.

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billrobs Vladimir Bortun Thomas 🇦🇲 Curtis Daly Aaron Bastani Novara Media That's roughly as logical as, 'Last week someone was stabbed in our capitalist system - therefore capitalism is bad'. Yes. In 2008 a bad thing happened. Significant changes were made to the regulatory environment that investment banks operate within as a response.