Sasaferrato
Super Refuser!
No society-transforming project ever succeeds in its entirety, and probably never can. Even those with the big money behind them fall short of their goals. Thatcherism for example-it took the Blair governments to push its economic programme on to areas where Thatcher never dared to go, and even there it fell well short of what the free-market fanatics in the think tanks who did her thinking were suggesting. The social conservatism of Thatcher herself was almost totally defeated: in 1979 she could never have imagined the social liberalism now embraced by a majority of her own party (at least the upper levels). She failed to understand how the economics she favoured undermined it, for one thing. So isn't everybody in politics involved in something that ultimately cannot succeed?
Indeed.
The point I'm making though, is that minute splinter groups can spend their time talking to each other, patting one another on the back, and assuring each other that they are right, the sheep will soon realise that they are right, and the sunlit uplands beckon. It's bullshit though, it isn't going to happen, and we both know that.
If a million people on the streets in London didn't change government policy, what hope to ten people in the back room of a pub have?
Fire away, it's your time your are spending, but please don't claim any sort of relevance.