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Middle-class "socialist" in takng the moral high ground shock.

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Why shouldn't a middle-class person be a socialist? "Sorry Dad, I can't actually argue with your theories, and I know you were a poor immigrant who survived the Warsaw ghetto and that's great, but I don't have it so bad, so I'll be a Tory instead" :P

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Why shouldn't a middle-class person be a socialist? "Sorry Dad, I can't actually argue with your theories, and I know you were a poor immigrant who survived the Warsaw ghetto and that's great, but I don't have it so bad, so I'll be a Tory instead" :P

Real socialists worked in the mines and the shipyards and wore bunnets.

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Why shouldn't a middle-class person be a socialist? "Sorry Dad, I can't actually argue with your theories, and I know you were a poor immigrant who survived the Warsaw ghettoand that's great, but I don't have it so bad, so I'll be a Tory instead" :P

That never happened though! :D

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Real socialists worked in the mines and the shipyards and wore bunnets.

I don't think you answered my question. Should the children of "real socialists", who find themselves in more fortunate circumstances, abandon the righteous ideals of their parents? Is your idea of an ideal world one in which miners are treated like strangers by the educated children of miners?
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I don't think you answered my question. Should the children of "real socialists", who find themselves in more fortunate circumstances, abandon the righteous ideals of their parents?

He did. His old man is a Marxist, he's a Blairite.

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I don't think you answered my question. Should the children of "real socialists", who find themselves in more fortunate circumstances, abandon the righteous ideals of their parents? Is your idea of an ideal world one in which miners are treated like strangers by the educated children of miners?

Are there any miners left?

Actually that's an interesting question you ask. My late father-in-law was a Lanarkshire miner and a strong union man. His son, my brother-in-law, is a London barrister, the epitome of a middle-class professional. By choice he works for a trades union. It must be in the genes.

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