Joy certainly seems to be cropping up a lot of places recently, it must be the new talking point of the left.
I guess they realized they can't sell (ha) struggle to the unwashed masses, they have to tell them that the subservience and privation they experience under communism is actually joy and they should be grateful.
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Joy certainly seems to be cropping up a lot of places recently, it must be the new talking point of the left.
I guess they realized they can't sell (ha) struggle to the unwashed masses, they have to tell them that the subservience and privation they experience under communism is actually joy and they should be grateful.
No answer?
Also, what subservience and privation are you talking about? I'm genuinely curious. Do you have a specific country in mind?