You are both fooling youselves. Most people didn’t / don’t give a toss either way.
Most people don’t vote either. What does that say for society? It says to me that if you make enough noise you will attract attention and then followers. Labour attracted support from groups against various causes (CND, the unions, the worker) until it got into power and has now shown that it really couldn’t careless; the people who put the great leader into number ten have realised that, in reality, a polititian is a self-serving form of vermin.
Care for societys needy? They’d rather help their wealthy backers, thank you very much.
Workers rights and health and safety issues? Snub the unions and discuss with the bosses how to keep the shareholders happy.
Follow the ideals laid down over many years by generations of workers, keen to have a voice in the running of the country – or discuss privatisation with that devil in a blue twin set, Thatcher. Which do you think?
I vaguely remember the seventies – strikes, power cuts, and rubbish in the streets – but I also remember the eighties and nineties – strikes, greed is good, unemployment – and to be honest I had hoped that Blair would be better: but now I am that much wiser, so I deeply regret the passing of Raving Lord Sutch since I really feel he would been a breath of fresh air and that the Monster Raving Looney Party couldn’t have been any worse than the others. – Nermal
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