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amused - 2016-04-16
In response to Re Education in the UK (paul fox)

If you try 'unmotivated' then you are likely to get the reply 'Well motivate them', or if you
say 'uninterested', you will get 'Well make them interested' so it's far easier to say
'lazy' which then absolves the FT of any blame.

There is no need to label individuals. And there is no need to absolve oneself.

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