Mid 21st Century local government planning objection processors (colourised):

In the show It's not done for this reason, but things are so bad with the US police that they probably *should* look like the public health 'police' robots from Psychopass:

Malatesta, a revolutionary anarchist of all people, nailing this point when discussing the First World War and his beloved Italy:

There's also a very good bit in Francis Spufford's "Unapologetic" about this:

For example:

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Especially when the conditions for anything like 'class consciousness' aren't in place anyway (assuming that they could be).

I sometimes think actual 19th revolutionaries were better placed to grasp that being on the side of the working class didn't mean thinking they were inherently virtuous.

A film that takes place where you are from (20 mile margin of error):

"The Martian trade delegation to see you, my lord Emperor."

There's a weird parallel with James Blish's Black Easter where everyone fatally assumes that one important thing is still true that will ensure that releasing 66 major demons from Hell in order to entertain an arms dealer will not destroy the world.

Unfortunately, it isn't.

In this context it's worth noting that Arthurian legend first takes form amongst a people who at that point were very much on the wrong end of history.

From Gwyn Alf Williams' Excalibur: The Search for Arthur

Alas, not a number of great mystic significance. I cannot summon Nyarlathotep with it.

You can, in fact, do both, Sir Kier. And you're going to need to open safe routes if you want to tackle the gangs; moreover, it's the morally correct thing to do.

(I am not sure Labour has ever interested in the morally correct thing to do over asylum.)

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