Quote by: Robert Barltrop

The pressures and penalties of existence in the modern capitalist system are intense; and they are penalties not for what is consciously chosen, but for ways of life which are forced like strait-jackets on people. At its superficial level, there is a common feeling of being conned by mass communications, extorted by commerce, lied to by politicians and treated like dirt by bureaucrats.


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  • NameRobert Barltrop
  • DescriptionBritish writer and activist
  • BornNovember 6, 1922
  • DiedApril 26, 2009