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So вЂњGoing UndergorundвЂќ heralded the dawn of the eighties and itвЂ™s funny seeing todayвЂ™s youth reviving stylistic tropes in fashion and music from that decade and seemingly reducing it to a melange of batwing sleeves and electro-pop. So the riots were testimony to the fact that as far as vast swathes of the population were concerned, we were at war.

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We could be free to contribute to the market, but not to resist it or challenge its authority. She may have been a libertarian in some ways, but mainly she was a moral authoritarian and her vengeance towards the working-class, the unions, immigrant cultures and the left in general was unmitigated.

It seems that ThatcherвЂ™s beloved вЂњVictorian valuesвЂќ were really nothing but a masquerade of moral propriety, what the shopkeeperвЂ™s daughter really represented was the get ahead at any cost politics of the free market, she sacrificed the last vestiges of paternalism and fair play that had always been been a part of the Conservatives, and replaced it with bloody minded acquisitiveness. Though I suppose itвЂ™s easy to look back and impart significance retrospectively, over the ensuing years IвЂ™ve come to recognise that shift as being what I glibly call вЂњ the legitimisation of greedвЂќ. I still remember the feeling, walking home from school the day after the election, knowing somehow that the world was changing irrevocably as the Iron Lady came to power even through that teenage fog of confusion and ignorance I could sense the seismic shift. Margaret Thatcher had come to power the previous year, I was in the first year of my A-levels. The JamвЂ™s вЂњGoing UndergroundвЂќ came out in 1980, in April the St.Pauls riot in Bristol was a harbinger of things to come, the following year it would be Brixton, Handsworth, Toxteth, Moss Side and Chapeltown.

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