[keithpeter]

I am spinning a speculative argument here. I'm not defending this seriously, but just constructing a possible answer to the question posed in the parent post by jhull.

I'm suggesting that people who have an English public school type education are less likely to engage in organised political action that is oppositional to the current arrangements than those who have not had that education. The immunisation comes from the presentation of Banksy as a lone and mysterious eccentric by publications such as the Smithsonian Magazine. That would be harder if there was an organised Banksy posse with a programme who ran summer schools &c