These men have the wisdom of ages of Labour struggles against low pay, workplace intimidation and the evils of Thatcherism.
He toured the nation, expounding his unvarnished views about big business, imperial conquest and the evils of the saloon.
Underneath the wacky characters, there are takedowns of corporate speak and the evils of a materialistic culture.
It is a scintillating satire of post-revolutionary life in the Czech Republic and the evils of foreign business interests.
They were built as monuments to a system, and the evils of the system make removing them a good idea.
Its revelations about Stalin's policies and the evils of the labour camps were described as "a literary miracle".
And although there are very serious sections about the deficit and the evils of Obamacare, he wants us to know that he's a humorous guy, too.
In both 1992 and 1996, voters responded keenly to Pat Buchanan and Ross Perot when they lamented the loss of jobs and the evils of free trade.
Instead, they were treated to glazed and jelly doughnuts, speeches about the virtues of grass-roots Democrats and the evils of Republicans, and an amateur ice show.
One of the victims, Mark Murray, was recruited into Nardo's "God Squad", which was addressed on flagellation and the evils of sex.
N.F.L. players are given lectures and seminars each season about the vices of gambling, the pitfalls of poor financial decisions and the evils of drugs.
