Resentment of the EU has risen since it expanded eastwards, and workers from those poorer countries moved westwards.Finally, economics is a big driver of discontent.
(This will enable the government to spend its way out of any future recession).Rather than a big ideological shift, the discontent reflects a change in labour relations.
Does it bother you at all, Rupert, that there is a view that Fox News has contributed in a big way to the political discontent in the US, degraded the political process, and maybe, in spotlighting the Tea Party, even hurt the Republican Party? "I think it has absolutely saved it.
A recent general strike reminded voters of their biggest discontents: recession, austerity and joblessness.
Mr. Sterling's sentiment captures some of civilization's -- not to mention the accounting trade's -- oldest and biggest discontents: there is no free lunch; anything that feels good will have its comeuppance; beware of easy credit.
Jamaica's main opposition party rode a wave of discontent with a bad economy to a big victory at the polls on Thursday, in elections that swept former Prime Minister Portia Simpson-Miller back into office.
And in doing so, Suarez has provided himself and Liverpool with a prize that escaped him and was another source of discontent last summer, as well as to play a big part in history if the title comes back to Anfield.
As we inch ever closer to a long, hot summer of discontent, what better way to celebrate than a big party at our pub, The Old Blue Last in Shoreditch, on Friday 29th May.
That means there's going to be a big gap for some other leader to step in, exploit that discontent, and promise to fix this shit themselves.
Berlusconi, a billionaire media tycoon, exploited anger against Monti's austerity programme, accusing him of being a puppet of German Chancellor Angela Merkel, but in many areas Grillo was a bigger beneficiary of public discontent.
