In 1945, you could vote for a welfare state, free healthcare and the nationalisation of industry. If you wanted to, so it seemed, you could vote against capitalism. Now, you get to vote for one or other brand not merely of capitalism, but of neoliberal capitalism. Now you get to vote for how fast and deep the axe falls, but not whether it falls. Now you get ‘consulted’.
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Richard Seymour on the Cuts in the UK
excellent in-depth analysis (as well as proposal for action) here.
Labels:
budget cuts,
class struggle,
Socialism
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