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Brilliant. Make the BBC play it, they seem to be ignoring most of the protests about what it happening to the NHS.
An example of the medium being itself the message. In this case it is evidence of the imagination and diversity of means which opponents of the changes are deploying. That in turn is evidence of the extent of opposition and depth of feeling.
What next?
Perhaps a version of monopoly in which you seek to acquire resources and insurance to meet life’s chances but are bound to lose against the bankers?
Powerful song. May I ask who wrote it? I presume it is permissible to share in the public domain as there is a share button.