By: Europeanonion

Europeanonion
Fri, 22 Aug 2025 13:21:01 +0000

For all the dystopian eulogies delivered by Marx and Engels, the BBC's conservation of films featuring slums with the suitable toff-written dialogue, no major social movement ever assembled to force a return to the countryside those folks had been 'lured' from 'for t'mills'. When we speak of social just we are actually talking about government becoming the centre of all things (and then taking over completely, the stuff of tyrannies). The removal of the slums was often opposed. Those demolitions also took away the social fabric and the micro fibres of collective strength, aided the social dispersal of information and ingrained the trust that, for instance, allowed you to leave your front door unlocked. What shop owner in such a ravaged community never got compensated for the loss of a business? Bottoms were so much more resilient in those days. finding the Daily Sketch sufficient for anything that was likely to be produced.