Bonfire of Liberties

Yet further evidence has emerged of the tragic consequences for the lesser breeds in allowing themselves to be prematurely released from the benevolent discipline of the Raj. Wealth creators in the former British Empire have been detained in connection with a factory fire, which resulted in the loss of at least fifty-two human resources who had been padlocked into the building in order to spare them the temptations of idleness. The victims are the factory owner and four of his family values: forces of regulatory repression in the state bureaucracy are even threatening inquiries into the factory's juvenile opportunification scheme, in what economic moderates can only regard as a quasi-European denial of the wonders of personal responsibility.