Im not really sure of the point this article is trying to make. It seems like a moan about the upper class from a by-gone era.
"This country could do with a lot more Hannahs and far fewer Jacob Rees-Moggs."
The remaining Jacob Rees-Moggs of the UK stick out like sore thumbs and are almost caricatures. I also don't imagine many people are oblivious to the fact that the "aristocracy" (what does that even mean in a UK context nowadays?) made their living off of exploitation. Just as todays elite do but in softer ways (see Bezos).
"This country could do with a lot more Hannahs and far fewer Jacob Rees-Moggs."
The remaining Jacob Rees-Moggs of the UK stick out like sore thumbs and are almost caricatures. I also don't imagine many people are oblivious to the fact that the "aristocracy" (what does that even mean in a UK context nowadays?) made their living off of exploitation. Just as todays elite do but in softer ways (see Bezos).