J Surman wrote: This seems a
Just one point, what’s his opinion on the really nasty parasites who cause so much death and destruction around the world while they’re focussed on their never-ending quest for accumulation?
Yes very strange indeed, He is almost a parody of your stereotypical Daily Mail reader – with his complacent, self-satisfied , I’m-all-right-Jack–and-stuff- the-rest -of-you attitude . And the guy clearly doesn’t have much of a clue about socialism either with his objection to distributing his hard-earned cash to others, who have contributed nothing to society, for the sake of equalisation.
It just doesn’t add up . The chirpy familiarity – “Hi Guys! (and Dolls)” – and the odd Marx quote suggesting someone who has done a little reading around and whose outlook on life is a little broader than singlemindedly getting on in the rat-race, making loadsa money and dying of a pre retirement heart attack, just doesnt seem to sit easily with the naff and drearily predictable sad sentiments of your typical right-up-your-own-backside egotistical type. “Look at me!. Look at what a success I am, having got where I am through sheer graft.. Why should I share what I have achieved with you. So fuck of!!”. Strewth, give us break.. This is , well., so passe, luv. Gordon Gecko said it all back in the 1980s and we’ve moved on since then.
But what intrigues me is why reestablish contact with an organisation with you were evidently only very fleetingly acquainted all those years ago and with which you today have so little in common. Now there’s a mystery. Perhaps Mr Mystery Man should tell us more about this voyage of self discovery he has seemingly embarked upon