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During a visit to Glasgow East, one of the most socially deprived parts of Britain, David Cameron warns that society has been far too sensitive in failing to judge the behaviour of others as right or wrong, good or bad. The Tory leader attacks the language of ‘moral neutrality’, and dares to say that many of our social problems are ‘the consequences of the choices people make’. Brave words indeed from a party leader who has been often stigmatised for his politically progressive views. Uphill battle: Mr Cameron touring the Glasgow East constituency yesterday And, dare it be said, a message of which Margaret Thatcher would be proud. Now nobody likes being told they only have themselves to blame for being fat, poor or addicted to alcohol or drugs. And, of course, there are those in genuine need of help, such as children who,... [read full story]
