It was time, he said, to end the false choices between the orthodox left and the orthodox right.
Contrasting regulations to protect consumers and reduce systemic risk with the benefits of a market-based system is an example of the "false choices, grounded in ideology" they write about.
Unlike the purpose of the "real choices" healthy daytime range – to announce ever more loudly our slobbering appetite for the "false choices" of regular McDonald's products – breakfast time is when we are allowed to wallow gleefully in our sausage and egg-inflected depravity.
Addressing the divisions within the social housing sector over the controversial deal with the government last year to extend right-to-buy to social housing tenants, Barwell said he wanted to reject "the false choices" that he said had mired the housing debate for years.
Because of a remark Henry Ford is supposed to have made about the Model-T — "You can have it in any color you like, as long as it's black" — Pink Floyd fans have long believed this song to be about the false choices offered by consumer society.
Because of a remark Henry Ford is supposed to have made about the Model-T—"You can have it in any color you like, as long as it's black"—Pink Floyd fans have long believed this song to be about the false choices offered by consumer society.
