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Although Socialism Is Widely Held By The Establishment To Be Outdated, The Things That Are Most Popular In British Society Today Are Little Pockets Of Socialism, Where Areas Of Life Have Been Excluded From The Crude Operation Of Market Forces And Are Protected For The Benefit Of The Community

If One Meets A Powerful Person--adolf Hitler, Joe Stalin Or Bill Gates--ask Them Five Questions: "what Power Have You Got? Where Did You Get It From? In Whose Interests Do You Exercise It? To Whom Are You Accountable? And How Can We Get Rid Of You?

The Labour Party Has Never Been A Socialist Party, Although There Have Always Been Socialists In It - A Bit Like Christians In The Church Of England.

When You Think Of The Number Of Men In The World Who Hate Each Other, Why, When Two Men Love Each Other, Does The Church Split?

I Try Not To Make Political Arguments Personal. It Doesn't Help And It Switches A Lot Of People Off. The Real Questions: Will We Have Peace? Will We Have Justice? Will We Have Pensions? Will We Have Free Education? Will We Have Public Services? .... Those Are The Sort Of Things Which Interest Me. I Don't Think That Having A Go At Individuals Really Helps Get Your Point Across Apart From Anything Else.