I am convinced that a very
I am convinced that a very small number of participants in the Occupy the Stock Exchange movement have ideas resembling those of the party: not a condemnation, it’s probably a fair representation of society as a whole, at least in that respect.They may be representative of society in another key respect: that the majority are comfortable with the basic experience of aspirational-welfare capitalism but would desperately like to see it run more fairly – and they are convinced it can be regulated to this end.Apart from responding to this in the same way as socialists always have done, what privileged response does this movement warrant?I too am mystified as to what they are supposed to have achieved.