The image is a three-panel meme featuring characters from the animated film "Peter Pan." In the first panel, a young girl with red hair, dressed in a white dress, is sitting on a window seat, looking out the window and sobbing. A flying figure, presumably Peter Pan, is visible outside the window. The text above her reads "sobs."

In the second panel, a dog-like character with a bushy tail and a flower on its head enters the room, asking, "Hey, what's up Wendy?" The girl remains on the window seat, and the text "Pan left" is displayed.

In the third panel, the girl is now resting her head on her hand, looking downcast. The dog-like character is no longer in the frame, and the text "Pan left" is again displayed. The background shows a dimly lit room with a window and a small table with a figurine on it.

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The image is a four-panel meme featuring characters from the animated film "Peter Pan." In the first panel, a young girl with red hair, dressed in a white dress, is sitting on a window seat, looking out the window and sobbing. A flying figure, likely Peter Pan, is visible outside the window. The text above her reads "sobs."

In the second panel, a brown dog with a white tail and a flower on its head enters the room, asking, "Hey, what's up Wendy?" The girl remains on the window seat, looking downcast.

The third panel shows the camera panning to the left, revealing a darkened room with a chair and a small figure resembling Tinker Bell on a table. The text "Pan left" is displayed.

The fourth panel returns to the girl on the window seat, now resting her head on her hand, looking sad. The dog is no longer in the frame. The background remains consistent with the previous panels, featuring a window and a night sky.

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The image is a three-panel meme featuring characters from the animated film "Peter Pan." In the first panel, a young girl with red hair, dressed in a white dress, is sitting on a window seat, looking out the window and sobbing. A flying figure, presumably Peter Pan, is visible outside the window. The text above her reads "sobs."

In the second panel, a dog-like character with a bushy tail and a flower on its head enters the room, asking, "Hey, what's up Wendy?" The girl remains on the window seat, and the text "Pan left" is displayed.

In the third panel, the girl is now resting her head on her hand, looking downcast. The dog-like character is no longer in the frame, and the text "Pan left" is again displayed. The background shows a dimly lit room with a window and a small table with a figurine on it.

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The image is a three-panel meme featuring characters from the animated film "Peter Pan." In the first panel, a young girl with red hair, dressed in a white dress, is sitting on a window seat, looking out the window and sobbing. A flying figure, presumably Peter Pan, is visible outside the window. The text above her reads "sobs."

In the second panel, a dog-like character with a bushy tail and a flower on its head enters the room, asking, "Hey, what's up Wendy?" The girl remains on the window seat, and the text "Pan left" is displayed.

In the third panel, the girl is now resting her head on her hand, looking downcast. The dog-like character is no longer in the frame, and the text "Pan left" is again displayed. The background shows a dimly lit room with a window and a small table with a figurine on it.

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The image depicts a humorous cartoon scene featuring two cats and a missing poster. In the foreground, a gray tabby cat with a striped pattern is walking alongside an orange cat. The orange cat is looking at a missing poster on a post, which shows an image of an orange cat with the name "Cupcake" and a phone number. The orange cat says, "hey, isn't that you? I thought you said your name was Thor." The gray tabby cat responds, "uh, must be a typo or something." The background is simple, with a white ground and a tree trunk on the left side where the poster is attached. The website "theycantalk.com" is visible in the top right corner.

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The image depicts a humorous cartoon scene featuring two cats. On the left, there is a missing cat poster on a post, with the name "Cupcake" and a phone number. The poster shows an image of an orange cat. On the right, a gray tabby cat and an orange cat are walking towards the poster. The gray tabby cat is speaking, saying, "hey, isn't that you? I thought you said your name was Thor." The orange cat responds, "uh, must be a typo or something." The website "theycantalk.com" is visible in the top right corner. The background is simple, with a white ground and a plain post.

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The image depicts a humorous cartoon scene featuring two cats and a missing poster. In the foreground, a gray tabby cat with a striped pattern is walking alongside an orange cat. The orange cat is looking at a missing poster on a post, which shows an image of an orange cat with the name "Cupcake" and a phone number. The orange cat says, "hey, isn't that you? I thought you said your name was Thor." The gray tabby cat responds, "uh, must be a typo or something." The background is simple, with a white ground and a tree trunk on the left side where the poster is attached. The website "theycantalk.com" is visible in the top right corner.

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The image depicts a humorous cartoon scene featuring two cats and a missing poster. In the foreground, a gray tabby cat with a striped pattern is walking alongside an orange cat. The orange cat is looking at a missing poster on a post, which shows an image of an orange cat with the name "Cupcake" and a phone number. The orange cat says, "hey, isn't that you? I thought you said your name was Thor." The gray tabby cat responds, "uh, must be a typo or something." The background is simple, with a white ground and a tree trunk on the left side where the poster is attached. The website "theycantalk.com" is visible in the top right corner.

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The image features a cartoon paperclip with a face, including large, expressive eyes and eyebrows, giving it a personified appearance. The paperclip is colored in a light purple hue. It is positioned on the left side of the image, with a speech bubble on the right side containing text. The text in the speech bubble reads: "It looks like you're writing unsubstantiated nonsense. Would you like to turn on all caps?" The background is plain white, emphasizing the paperclip and the text.

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🌱 Energy used: 0.117 Wh

The image features a cartoon paperclip with a face, including large, expressive eyes and eyebrows, giving it a personified appearance. The paperclip is colored in a light purple hue, with a smooth, shiny texture. It is positioned on the left side of the image, facing right, with a speech bubble emanating from its mouth. The speech bubble contains text that reads: "It looks like you're writing unsubstantiated nonsense. Would you like to turn on all caps?" The background is plain white, emphasizing the paperclip and the text. The overall style is simple and humorous, with a focus on the paperclip's anthropomorphic features and the accompanying text.

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The image features a cartoon paperclip with a face, including large, expressive eyes and eyebrows, giving it a personified appearance. The paperclip is colored in a light purple hue. It is positioned on the left side of the image, with a speech bubble on the right side containing text. The text in the speech bubble reads: "It looks like you're writing unsubstantiated nonsense. Would you like to turn on all caps?" The background is plain white, emphasizing the paperclip and the text.

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The image features a cartoon paperclip with a face, including large, expressive eyes and eyebrows, giving it a personified appearance. The paperclip is colored in a light purple hue. It is positioned on the left side of the image, with a speech bubble on the right side containing text. The text in the speech bubble reads: "It looks like you're writing unsubstantiated nonsense. Would you like to turn on all caps?" The background is plain white, emphasizing the paperclip and the text.

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The image shows a toilet with a wooden seat and lid. The toilet is positioned in a bathroom with patterned tiles on the floor. The wooden seat and lid have a natural wood grain finish and are attached to the toilet with visible hinges. The lid is open, revealing the white toilet bowl. In the background, there is a toilet brush in a holder and a radiator. The text "You had ONE job..." is overlaid on the image in white capital letters, positioned in the upper left corner.

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@DanadasGrau
This was my reply on Richard's blog at the time:

Me too, in a way. I was active in the UK Labour Party in the 90s and very involved personally in the ‘New Labour’ project – actively opposing ‘Militant’ – and in many ways I haven’t changed – still believe in a mixed economy, etc…

But I too have found myself on the left – partly because the political centre has moved right, but also I have to admit that I have moved, principally because emerging awareness of climate-ecological breakdown has to my mind made it simply rational to advocate more fundamental. and faster change.

Political feelings in the 90s were dominated by the collapse of the planned economy models in Eastern Europe. For most of us, New Labour was not primarily about moving to the right – it was about moving away from Morrisonian nationalisation towards anti-capitalist but market-oriented solutions like social enterprise: if market economies really out-performed planned economies, then make the market work ‘for the many, not the few’ (as the New Labour Clause 4 revision actually said – a revision, I argued, and would still argue, that moved it not so much rightwards, but away from the old statism).

But the political context is now very different. Events like the 2008 crash have shown that capitalism doesn’t work any better than planned economies; the rise of China (by conventional economic standards) and analyses like those of Ha-Joon Chang have shown that radical government intervention actually works rather better than ‘free markets’, and moreover, our increasing understanding of impending climate-ecological breakdown makes controlling capitalism and rethinking economic growth essential.

I’ve moved too, but I think our most urgent challenge is to explore new ways of reaching consensus on where we are, so that we can move at pace towards better fitting into where thermodynamic reality is taking us.

No signs of that from Westminster yet

@DanadasGrau @RichardJMurphy