But it was with the community charge, universally known as the poll tax, that Mrs Thatcher overstretched herself in her war with local government.
The point missed is that we are talking here of a community whose universally appalling experience of many services - including the medical ones - appears to be ignored wholesale.
In Oaxaca, however, internal organization across all communities was universally strong, even in communities with low forestry types.
"In the community it is universally condemned," he said.
"The business community is not universally hostile to Labour," he insists.
In addition, Schwartz wrote, "our community has not universally embraced the scientific direction or strategies that I have implemented" and that he had "inadvertently disenfranchised segments of our community," for which "I sincerely apologize".
It is, however, evident that the research community does not universally adopt the approaches that are often recommended to it, perhaps a reflection of the problems associated with accuracy assessment, and typically fails to achieve the accuracy targets commonly specified.
The entire information infrastructure endorsed and used by the community should be universally accessible, wholly interoperable, secure, robust, sustainable in perpetuity, backward compatible and where possible, future proofed.
It seeks to move beyond the particulars of one's self and community to something more universally human.
Even so, "first freedom" in the postwar years was a phrase mostly resonant with a particular community rather than the universally accepted truism it has become.
