How has the Eton output been doing the last decade or so? In your book?
No, because sick people deserve it. To do otherwise is homicide by neglect. I'm sure Harold Shipman thought it was OK to kill off a few grannies, they were on the way out anyway.
No, common decency.
By increasing the productivity of the UK's farmland and factories. There's plenty of space for farmland, and increasing factory productivity is part of what I do. There's plenty of scope. For a start, the bakery where I'm currently working has space for a doubling of output simply by installing 2 more lines. That doesn't come cheap, but people will and do pay for food. Also before anyone starts complaining about the cost of food, I'd point out that a standard 800g loaf costs under £1, or less than 6 minutes' work at minimum wage.
It reflects the historical development of that country.
Misleading statement
www.britannica.com
That statement very depends on the definition of Communist. There are several styles of Communism, and some are very much authoritarian in nature. Those just happen to be the types that have governed countries so far. The vision of Communism as a power and control of materials and wealth being in the hands of the local communties, is one that I suspect would probably not be viable. Thus it remains a utopean ideal more than any realistic method of having a stable peaceful society.
Agreed, Boris and Liz Truss were the worst in history, but they are just two out of 400 or so MPs. My MP is brilliant. Would I vote for any other party? I might, but I don't see a credible alternative. They all have to face the same problems with the same amount of money, so there is no simple answer...
Were you aware that Eton started out as a school for the poor? What you have said above applies to all of the parties, There have been "thieving, grifting, lying scum" in all the parties. Its not just exclusive to the Tories...
I just remember what it was like under the other parties going back over 60 years. I have voted for both the major parties over the years and they are all pretty much the same...
That's irrelevant to its current condition. It certainly isn't a school for the poor now, nor has it been fir many decades.
How is that relevant?
So have I. They're not.
There is no country that operates under Marxist/communist principles - your quote from Marx is a good starting point.Misleading statement
Longer than both your arms is the list of countries/states that have been committed to communism and many still are. If you mean that they adopted a branch of said idealism like Marxism or etc and therefore were not strictly 'communist' you'll need to provide a link to what you think is THE defining definition of the word and explain why Marxism, for example is not worthy of sitting under the communist umbrella.
I read this:
Communism | Definition, History, Varieties, & Facts
Communism, political and economic doctrine that aims to replace private property and a profit-based economy with public ownership and communal control of at least the major means of production (e.g., mines, mills, and factories) and the natural resources of a society.
I blame Brexit.
