Alasdair Dow is an academic writer mainly writing on issues prevalent in the United Kingdom. He writes particularly about the changing economic situation in the UK and Europe. He has a master degree in sociology from Bangor University.
Bleeding-heart liberalism was born out of the belief that America had become cruel and needed to be rescued from its worst instincts by a heartfelt politics.
The US is seeing a pattern of consistent, politically motivated lone-wolf attacks, evident in events like the murder of Charlie Kirk on a campus in Utah.
I will not write much here. There are no words I can say. I only wish to remember those forgotten casualties, the unseen cost of the current antagonism in America.
The aftermath of the Covid 19 pandemic has seen a global turn to stagflation, in which the cost of good and services increases regardless of economic growth.
A loss of Christian benevolence saw society became cruel and selfish. Wokery rekindled human kindness by good people seizing control and enforcing a good society.
Once upon a time in America there existed something we call a ‘ bleeding heart liberal ‘. It is noteworthy to say this was a uniquely American phenomenon.
