Napalm Death - Reflect On Conflict

In The Silence of the Lambs (a novel by Thomas Harris, filmed by Jonathan Demm), the pervert Dr. Lecter tries to piss off the thriller heroine, a young FBI agent, ridiculing her belonging to the White Scum. The antagonism between the plebeian origin of the girl and the patrician upbringing of the killer was not without reason: the greater the merit of Clarice Starling, who won in the end, in accordance with the legend that America is a country of great opportunities, including for children of the "white scum" from the South, guilty of poverty in the homeland of the dollar. If the success of a member of this godforsaken caste, obtained by incredible efforts, is still considered the ultimate dream, you can imagine what symbolic meaning found in the mid-fifties the appearance of Elvis Presley - the archetype of the white poor,born at the peak of the Great Depression in the provincial town of Mississippi.