what would woodie guthrie have said?

Britain wasn't working in the late 1970s.
Now the people in Mr Saatchi's famous poster would be described as, and I kid you not, "workless".
Yes, according to my copy of a new growth strategy - which should provide years of material for this blog - worklessness is the new unemployment.
Unemployment, not having a job, being on the dole, has been rebranded into something softer and cuddlier. About time too.
I have to stop writing now, I'm suffering from timelessness and I've got to make the supper or we'll all get foodlessness. And then its bedtime or we'll have sleeplessness.
I could go on...but I won't.
Does anyone know what these people are talking about?
Will


1 Comments:
At 2:36 PM,
Anonymous said…
Oddly, 'workless' doesn't sound that cuddly to me. It has echoes of 'shiftless', 'useless' and 'worthless'.
Maybe they should say 'workfree' - making a benefit out of a disadvantage.
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