So I was a punk out of frustration. But I became a Tory out of hope.

πŸ“– Niall Ferguson

🌍 British  |  πŸ‘¨β€πŸ’Ό Historian

πŸŽ‚ April 18, 1964
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Niall Ferguson reflects on his journey from punk culture to conservative beliefs in his book "Always Right." Initially, he was drawn to punk as a form of expression driven by frustration, channeling the angst of his personal and social experiences. This identity provided him with a way to challenge the status quo and voice dissent against societal norms.

However, over time, his perspective shifted, and he embraced Tory ideology as a source of hope for better futures. This transition illustrates a maturation in his political views, moving from rebellion to a more optimistic engagement with conservative values aimed at promoting stability and progress.

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