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Didn't saint Benn make more miners redundant than Thatcher ?
Socialism is inseparably interwoven with totalitarianism and the abject worship of the state.
No Socialist Government conducting the entire life and industry of the country could afford to allow free, sharp, or violently-worded expressions of public discontent.
Didn't saint Benn make more miners redundant than Thatcher ?
I'll take your word for that, though I have no reason to doubt it. Tony Benn got more radical as he got older IIRC - he was also a great proponent of democracy.
I always care if the good guys won, hence my question - why is it you don't want to answer [sic] very simple question?
Because there is no simple answer to that as is made clear in the documentary. For a person who is so dismissive of it you are very demanding of an answer to single trite and pointless question. Who constitutes Good guys and Bad guys is never a simple question, is it? It's also not always apparent who are the winners and losers.
If you were to watch the documentary, you would see a contemporary news report in which Mrs Thatcher is asked at the end of the strike if she thinks there were any winners.
If you were to watch the documentary, you would see a contemporary news report in which Mrs Thatcher is asked at the end of the strike if she thinks there were any winners.
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