Freedom is not the only choice

By Marketing Week 26 Jul 2001 12:00 am

Does Iain Murray then believe that freedom is the highest expression of humanity (MW 12 July)? And if so does this make him an anarchist? I would suggest that he is dreaming rather an impossible dream, or perhaps considering a move to Mogadishu before the rule of law is restored. However, I can’t sit around all day writing to you: I have to go and reaffirm my civilised credentials by choosing a pair of trainers.

Peter Frickley

Goole

East Yorkshire

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