It’s probably against the rules to discuss politics here, so I’ll try not to be quite that norty. If I cross the line dear mods, feel free to delete this post.
Vegetables don’t often have much political significance, although I think Welsh Nationalists should be obliged to grow leeks, and I did once come across a patriotic British pack of red, white and blue seed potatoes.
But I’ve been seeing an unusual interest in beetroot in the last few days. It seems that lots of people of a certain political persuasion are going to grow them this year, even if they hate eating them, just so they can wave them in the air and make loud, sweary exclamations about economic systems.
There has also been great appreciation of the fact that not only is it a red vegetable but it also turns your pee red.
Presumably those of an opposing political persuasion will now have to give up growing them, or confine themselves to the white and yellow varieties. There aren’t any blue ones.
Vegetables don’t often have much political significance, although I think Welsh Nationalists should be obliged to grow leeks, and I did once come across a patriotic British pack of red, white and blue seed potatoes.
But I’ve been seeing an unusual interest in beetroot in the last few days. It seems that lots of people of a certain political persuasion are going to grow them this year, even if they hate eating them, just so they can wave them in the air and make loud, sweary exclamations about economic systems.
There has also been great appreciation of the fact that not only is it a red vegetable but it also turns your pee red.
Presumably those of an opposing political persuasion will now have to give up growing them, or confine themselves to the white and yellow varieties. There aren’t any blue ones.
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