I have always been astounded by Britain's infatuation with socialism, despite this flawed ideology repetitively bringing each country within it's borders to their knees, both economically and socially.
It is a disease that is now so deeply inculcated within British society, and the political class, that it simply never goes away.
England and Scotland both played such a pivotal role in the Industrial Revolution and the birth of modern capitalism, and yet both, along with the rest of Britain, have become perennial incubators of Western socialism, and vociferous advocates of cultural Marxism.
I have always been astounded by Britain's infatuation with socialism, despite this flawed ideology repetitively bringing each country within it's borders to their knees, both economically and socially.
It is a disease that is now so deeply inculcated within British society, and the political class, that it simply never goes away.
England and Scotland both played such a pivotal role in the Industrial Revolution and the birth of modern capitalism, and yet both, along with the rest of Britain, have become perennial incubators of Western socialism, and vociferous advocates of cultural Marxism.