For those wondering, we do not live in a simulation.
This is Rebecca Buttiġieġ, the latest addition to Labour’s parliamentary group and who like most young members of the Labour Party are used to pinkwash the authoritarianism of the government.
Why doesn’t the Labour Party has intellektwals, Prime Minister? You may recognise one in the pictures below.
[…] issue come up in the political debate, and as a young female candidate, the Labour Party sought to use Rebecca Buttiġieġ to parade its “progressive” […]
[…] in solidarity with women. The Maltese government is using the Euro Pride festivities to promote its progressive narrative, simultaneously as it passes laws that criminalise abortion and put women’s health in danger. […]
[…] Secondly, of course, I agree that Pride March is important and I used to attend it when it was just a dozen people marching through Republic Street with just two banners and looked on by bystanders as if we were total freaks (admittedly, we were really cool). I still think that Pride is important as a political event in a society which still has strong conservative forces – we have, after all, a Prime Minister who passed abortion legislation which was, in fact, worse than the previous status quo, but for this very reason that I am sceptical of turning Pride into a celebration sponsored by the government which in turn is used as a prop for the interests of Labour politicians. […]
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