Class

[avin1]

Britain has been famous for its class differences and its class distinctions for years - if “famous” is the right word. In America you are supposed to be able to live a life in the pursuit of happiness without being hindered or helped by your class. (whether if this is true, is another matter). In many European countries too, such as the

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[silver_topaz]

The video seems kind of corny/inappropriate.

[avin1]

But I found it nice to watch, especially when you can see the workers are working..

truth

[delroy]

As an American I thought it to be a great showing how much a like America and the British truly are.
It shows how much the division between the rich and the poor as become just in the last fifty years.
Here we have the Movie industry claiming to be speaking for the poor, but they our out of touch with reality thinking they can change the world with their idealism.
Thinking that they can fix the damage done by the greediness of the industrialized community starting back in times gone by.
The immoralities that as sprung up out of their own industry that we question if it can ever be repaired.
The said be global warming that came with a growing industry starting back in the late 1800's.
I think she touched on reality as it is the earth today.

[highlandrogue]

Just a note that this post is off-topic . . . it might be appropriate for a community about general British history or social history, but has nothing to do with the Empire. (And if it does, you've not described how.)

Please keep discussions on-topic and post videos behind a cut tag.

[avin1]

I thought I could post anything relating the Britain on here, therefore I posted this :-)

Sasanach!

[jetfx]

Britain out of everywhere!

Re: Sasanach!

[highlandrogue]

This comment is left rather dangling now . . . 'twas a reply to some of revengeofcleve's nonsense.

[avin1]

But howcome have you removed all revengeofcleve's comments?