It was a general suggestion, for everyone that may be in a situation like
yours.
And, yes. I know how bad the situation is, in terms of social values, there
in the UK, unfortunately - also from someone I know who lived there. I know
that the term now used is even "broken society". And, I deduce that, in such
a society, it should be pretty hard to find anyone with social concerns. (My
country is not that far behind, also...)
But, I remembered this, and then forgot to mention it...
I know of a group there, in the UK, that even had a FSF-approved GNU/Linux
distribution of their own. Which is the one responsible for the "BLAG Linux
And GNU" (BLAG) distribution -
http://blackfernando.blogspot.pt/2012/07/blag-linux-and-gnu.html - which I
liked quite a lot, and was very sad to learn that it's now pretty much
abandoned.
The group is called the "Brixton Linux Action Group". And, I was able to
contact one of its members, I think, less than a year ago, in the
corresponding IRC channel - I think, on Freenode. (So, maybe they're still
around.)
Their distro seemed to be more "anarchist-oriented". With various anarchist
elements embedded in it. But, if they're the same type of anarchists that I
am, they should be happy to know of other enthusiastic English GNU/Linux
users.
You can find more information about the distro, including their contact info,
on their web site: http://blagblagblag.org/
