Why the Australian Left Is Losing the Politics of Discontent | 05
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Why the Australian Left Is Losing the Politics of Discontent | 05
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One Nation is rising because it understands something the Australian left seems unwilling to admit: the anger is real.
But if migrants, refugees and culture-war targets aren’t the cause of that anger, who benefits from pointing it at them?
Matt and Elliot follow the grievance from Australia’s hollowed-out political centre to two unlikely movements overseas, asking whether the left still remembers how to turn discontent into people power.
Because the system does feel rigged. The real question is who rigged it... and what it would take to build something else?
00:00 Introduction to the Politics of Discontent
02:33 The Global Context of Discontent
05:32 The Role of Major Parties in Australia
06:57 Lobbying and Public Interest
09:57 The Rise of Right-Wing Populism
12:44 Left-Wing Populism: A Missed Opportunity
15:41 The Need for a New Political Movement
18:26 Emerging Movements: DSA and Cockroach Movement
21:28 The Importance of Organising for Change
24:10 The Role of Joy in Political Movements
27:01 Conclusion: The Future of Politics in Australia
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