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It's not just socialists or marxists, it is all radicals whose ideology can be summed up as attempting to redefine collectivism instead of accept it for what it is and come to peace with it, yet
>>215
had to ignore criticism, not just any old criticism from any old batshit insane wingnut but Margaret Thatcher herself. This is way out of the "grey area" for what it is reasonable to ignore due to impracticalities, there is no excuse for it.
I'll take Margaret Thatcher's battle against the miners as an example, the miners wanted everyone to pay tax to subsidize an industry that was no longer economical on such a scale, she put an end to this, when she was prime minister anything was possible, she is a saint among mortal women, an angel so pure the heavens couldn't hold her and she changed the world. If they had listened, if they had accepted they were wrong and realised maybe capitalism isn't the anathema they make it out to be they would have certainly stolen votes from the conservative party and maybe things wouldn't be so bad today.