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?10.50? It's available for free in PDF format. Here it is

But let?s be rational and reasonable (after all, that is what the Civitas piece entreating us to be). At ?10.50 Civitas are probably giving the printed document away free (dependent on economies of scale). How much do you think it cost to have researchers research all the data and content? How much do you think it cost to have someone compile and collate the data and content? How much do you think it cost to do the page layout, typesetting and printing? How much do you think it cost to hire someone to pack and post the document? Indeed how much did the postage and packing cost per unit? So, you see, nothing is free. Someone somewhere has to bear the cost and if Civitas only move a few hundred copies at ?10.50 they will end up bearing the cost.

But stop. Once again people are not addressing the issue of the document, instead brushing past it to focus on peripheral issues (and non issues at that). Why is that? Is there a pattern developing here? Is it to difficult an issue to address? To complex? Why the reticence? Are forumites uncomfortable with it? I find all that rather intriguing.


Officer Dibble

"Let's be honest Dibble, the middle classes created P.C and they are the ones that benefit from it's existence."

This is very true. If there were no Political Correctness there would be no need for all those Guardian reading bureaucrats with their wanky twatish commissions and quangos. If there were no doctrine of PC we would save billions on pensions and salaries. The silly fuckers would have to get proper jobs, making and selling proper products and services that people actually wanted to pay them for. All their pretentious socialist bollocks would go out of the window then, if they had to earn money for real. Set of twats they are. Not content just to ponce off Joe Taxpayer and the businesses that ultimately pay their salaries they have the friggin' temerity to criticise (as selfish capitalists and globalise) the very people who are keeping 'em on easy street. What a set of cunts, eh?

Hey, have you heard about my 'Beat a Bureaucrat' campaign? Yes, it's been running for a while now and what I'm trying to do is get everyone out there to vigorously lace into the nearest public sector bureaucrat with a rolled up Guardian - just to show 'em how much we love 'em, like.



Officer Dibble

Don't expect me to stand bail for you Dibble.
Not that you would do it anyway.
As usual, talk is cheap.

Mart