Son: I've got a gig, in London's West End
Dad: Oh, good.
Son: There'll be lots of important people in the audience at this one.
Dad: Like whom? can anyone really be more important than anyone else?
Son: Oh, shhh.
Dad: I thought you socialists believed in egalitarianism.
Son: You know what I mean, Dad.
Dad: No, son, I don't.
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You are f***ing with his mind!
ReplyDeleteDoes him good though.
I do hope so (on both counts)
DeleteSurely a socialist would understand how the world in which he lives operates? Acting within those boundaries is just realism and not in any way a rejection of, or at odds with, one's political beliefs. Nor is it approbation of another political system. Unless you're being really picky!
ReplyDeleteI think I may be!
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