Reform is imperative from "summary" of The Road To Wigan Pier by George Orwell
The need for change is clear and urgent. The current state of affairs cannot be allowed to continue unchecked. The suffering of the working class is too great, and the injustices too numerous to ignore. Reform is not just desirable, but absolutely necessary. Without it, the very fabric of society is at risk of unraveling. The plight of the poor and the downtrodden cannot be ignored any longer. Their living conditions, their lack of opportunity, their struggles to make ends meet - all of these demand our attention and our action. It is a moral imperative that we address these issues with urgency and determination. To delay or to hesitate would be to betray our fellow human beings. The need for reform is not just a matter of charity or goodwill. It is a matter of practical necessity. The suffering of the working class has far-reaching consequences for society as a ...
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