Purkey argues that schools and other educational institutions could be targeted, and locals bussed into performances from the townships.
The net result of that is a system of children being bussed from one end of a city to the other.
The children have to he bussed for an eight-mile round trip day in, day out, and a school has been reopened to accommodate them.
Few people hear the arguments and then the block vote is trooped in—or bussed in—and that is that.
Now school meals are to be bussed in from another school miles away.
Were they free-thinking individuals when they were bussed in to support the poll tax?
Were they free-thinking individuals when they were bussed in a few months later to vote it out again?
Those involved went on to say that they were bussed into another small town where they were also attacked.
