djftdxdf
Joined Aug 2022
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Couldn't help but compare this documentary to modern Britain. Forty years on and it's seems the government are using the same formula that Margaret Thatcher used all those years ago.
The documentary is told by the miners who are still waiting for answers. I found it incredibly raw and quite harrowing at times. Hearing how communities were ripped apart and how families lives have never been the same since made it difficult to watch at times.
The documentary made me think that the agenda back then is very, very similar to what's happening in our country now. The government Vs the working class.
The documentary is told by the miners who are still waiting for answers. I found it incredibly raw and quite harrowing at times. Hearing how communities were ripped apart and how families lives have never been the same since made it difficult to watch at times.
The documentary made me think that the agenda back then is very, very similar to what's happening in our country now. The government Vs the working class.