Paul,

The more you post the more of a literal dunce you show yourself to be. Animal farm is not a proper noun as for starters it is two words.

Comprehension is also a problem for you SM, you said; " Animal farm is not a proper noun as for starters it is two words." I said; "Farm being a proper noun, SM remember a capital letter for proper nouns that's basic." When referring to a book title such as 'Animal Farm' both words in the title start with a capital letter, you just got it wrong. Its back into the remedial mob for you, anyway tut tut, I forgive you.

BTW; How is that imminent arrest in the Beat Up Bolt case you claimed was about to take place three years ago. Got that wrong as well!

Please cite a work attacking injustice that comes from the right.

Donald Trump's "Fake News".
He thinks the media is unjust thereby - "injustice".
(smile).

He thinks anyone who disagrees with him is - unjust.
He attacks everybody and everything.

Paul,

Why are you lying again. It appears that everything you say is Bollocks the only question is whether you knew better.

Only a half wit would think that farm is a proper noun. The general rule is that the first letter of the first word is capitalised. Other than that I have seen some or all of the words capitalised or even every single letter capitalised, but there is no solid rule past the first word.

David f,
Gulag Archipelago for starters.

Dear Shadow Minister,

You are correct. Solzhenitsyn was indeed a man of the right, and his criticism of the Soviet tyranny was quite valid. Both left and right have criticised Soviet tyranny.

George Orwell was a leftist, and critic of communism. His "1984" was a criticism of totalitarianism in general, and his "Animal Farm" seemed aimed more at the Soviet Union.

Early in the history of the Soviet Union leftists were critical of it. Emma Goldman, an anarchist, was deported from the US to the Soviet Union. She expected great things of it but saw the reality. She wrote "My Disillusionment in Russia" published in 1923 and "My Further Disillusionment in Russia published in 1924.

Thank you for pointing out the example of Solzhenitsyn. Both right and left can support freedom, and both right and left can support tyranny.
In our sniping at each other we can neglect where we agree.