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Line 121: − − − == Socialism and Mental Instability == − − There is a large amount of evidence that socialism can lead to mental health problems, or vice-versa. The best known example is David Agnew, a young socialist who went insane in 1966 during a secret socialist party meeting. He had displayed symptoms of what we now know as Parkinson's. ''He had not displayed these symptoms before joining the socialist party''. From this, we know that there must be a connection between socialism and mental instability.
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In the 1980s under Conservative Prime Minister [[Margaret Thatcher]] most of the nationalized industries were returned to the private sector, and public housing has been sold to the residents. These conservative decisions were endorsed by the "New Labour" of Tony Blair, to the annoyance of elderly radicals who fondly remember the poverty and inefficiencies of the old system.
In the 1980s under Conservative Prime Minister [[Margaret Thatcher]] most of the nationalized industries were returned to the private sector, and public housing has been sold to the residents. These conservative decisions were endorsed by the "New Labour" of Tony Blair, to the annoyance of elderly radicals who fondly remember the poverty and inefficiencies of the old system.
== Criticism of socialism ==
== Criticism of socialism ==