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Far Right or Far Left: Who’s the Real Threat? Four Women Debate Britain’s Big Questions | Brew
In this episode @kafkaswife, @Stsantek , @meganekenyon and @MaeveHalligan are back for round two – and this time there’s a bit more of a cat fight. From mass immigration to the death penalty, net zero to Deliveroo culture.
And after all that, they finish on the hardest question of all: how do you actually find happiness?
Watch the full episode here.
Is Deliveroo culture bad for young people?
@kafkaswife , @Stsantek , @meganekenyon and @MaeveHalligan discuss the realities of convenience culture both in relation to illegal immigration as well as how it fails to alleviate the more fundamental issues young people face.
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“If there were a million ways to win, Britain would find the one reason not to.”
Jensen Huang bet $10 billion on the European tech scene. The least we can do is prove his investment was worth it.
Britain built the modern world, and it’s time we remembered that.
Make things. Take risks. Build. Stop waiting for the government to do it for us.
Is economic warfare being waged by the old against the young?
In the face of the rising welfare bill, @kafkaswife , @Stsantek, @meganekenyon and @MaeveHalligan debate what the implications are for young people and the rest of society.
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Are billionaires really to blame?
@kafkaswife, @Stsantek , @meganekenyon and @MaeveHalligan are back for Brew round two where they discuss who’s to blame for declining living standards.
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Is a 10% trim all that's needed to solve Britain's debt problem?
Journalist @RossjournoClark thinks that's the way we balance the books.
We took @mrcharlesamos, our dapper libertarian correspondent, to the Battle of Ideas in Westminster to ask the big questions.
The answers didn't disappoint.
We put a socialist @Stsantek and a libertarian @mrcharlesamos in a room together to see if they could find any common ground reacting to recent viral videos.
Would they agree that we should leave capitalism behind for a life of growing fruit and vegetables?
We sent Britain’s best-dressed libertarian Charles Amos to the Battle of Ideas in Westminster to ask the big questions and, safe to say, we got some blunt answers:
-Are boomers ripping off Gen Z?
-Is Britain a good place to start a business?
-What’s one thing the government should stop doing?
Which view do you agree with?
Of 2.8 million jobs added to UK payroll in the last decade, 2.3 million went to migrants.
Economist Hubert Kucharski’s research shows that for every 10 of those jobs, four replaced natives who moved out of the area and six were new.
UK employers are leaning more on foreign labour as the economy shifts toward lower-skill sectors.
Has immigration made life better or worse for 21-year-olds?
It depends on who you are.
Gen-Z economist @HM_Kucharski argues that graduates have largely been unaffected.
But those living outside the big cities, who never went to university, are being hit by its negative effects.
