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Is there a “Social Credit System” in the UK?

A “Social Credit System” prioritizing victimhood isn’t established, but debates exist on the role of victimhood in social recognition.

15 June 2024464 Views address, Cancel Culture, Context, Culture, Environment, free speech, Identity Politics, Politics, Regulation, Social Norms, UK, Victimhood, Virtual Signalling, WHO

Brexit Government

What might a “Full Fat” Brexit have Looked Like?

The UK government could have pursued stricter immigration, regulatory divergence, exclusive fishing rights, independent foreign policy, and aggressive global trade agreements.

15 June 2024351 Views Border Control, Brexit, business, Culture, Deregulation, Economics, Environment, EU, Finance, Fisheries, government, Growth, Immigration, India, Innovation, Judicial Independence, law, Legal, Reform UK, Regulation, Regulatory Autonomy, Security, Technology, UK, Water

Politics World

Nationalism is not Racism: Balancing Compassion with National Interests

Nationalism prioritizes a nation’s interests and identity, while racism involves racial prejudice. Controlled immigration balances national stability with compassion for refugees.

14 June 2024371 Views Author, Compassion, Conflict, Controlled Border, Coop, Culture, Featured, History, Ideology, Immigration, Language, Nationalism, Planning, Politics, Procedures, Racism, refugees, Roads, Security, Sustainability, Values, War, WHO

Journalism New Media

Darren Grimes

Darren Grimes is a British conservative commentator and activist known for his Brexit advocacy, free speech promotion, and media presence.

10 June 2024721 Views Brexit, Cancel Culture, Commentator, Culture, EU, free speech, GB New, GB News, Legal, media, Politics, UK, YouTube

History Politics

SECURITY: The Case for Controlled Borders

While immigration can enrich a society culturally and economically, large-scale immigration poses significant risks to social integration and cohesion.

10 June 2024382 Views Accountability, address, Assimilation, Author, Beliefs, Border Control, Brexit, business, Christianity, Church, Communication, Communities, Compassion, Conflict, Congestion, Context, Controlled Border, controversy, Coop, Culture, Defence, Economics, Education, Environment, EU, Featured, Festivals, Governance, government, Growth, health, Heritage, Hindu, historical precedent, History, Holidays, Immigration, Innovation, Israel, Language, law, Legal, Lifestyle, Literature, medical, mobile, National Culture, Nationalism, Planning, Political Control, Procedures, refugees, Regulation, Religion, research, search, Security, Social Exclusion, Social Norms, Social Structure, surveillance, Sustainability, Taxation, Technology, Traffic, travel, UK, Values, War, Water, WHO, Xenophobia

Psychology Social Media

From Disagreement to Disrespect: Theories Behind Personal Attacks in Discussions

There are several theories that explain why people resort to personal insults rather than engaging in reasoned arguments when they disagree with someone’s view.