now why would you want to stop christmas shopping?
it just so happens that england is a capitalist country, in which every time you go shopping, take the train, turn the tap on, switch the light one, etc., someone is making profit. there's just as much subservience involved in going to the supermarket than doing christmas shopping.
right? if you want to stop shopping, you'd better find other ways than blocking people from shops, which will attract hostility anyway.
and the people you'll encounter on saturday on oxford street will most probably all have gone their of their own will, fully knowing the extent of their subservience to 'christmas shopping'.
change the system, then the minds...

now why would you want to stop christmas shopping?
it just so happens that england is a capitalist country, in which every time you go shopping, take the train, turn the tap on, switch the light one, etc., someone is making profit. there's just as much subservience involved in going to the supermarket than doing christmas shopping.
right? if you want to stop shopping, you'd better find other ways than blocking people from shops, which will attract hostility anyway.
and the people you'll encounter on saturday on oxford street will most probably all have gone their of their own will, fully knowing the extent of their subservience to 'christmas shopping'.
change the system, then the minds...