Education, Education, Education.

"The government has failed..."

Has it hell.
The government is succeeding beyond it's wildest dreams (and our deepest suspicions) in what it aims to achieve.

What the government wants to do is create a world in which people like you and I are absolutely extinct, a world in which we perish, either by 'random' murder or by succumbing to social pressures or by succumbing to the utter futility of trying to make a living in a world which has no place for us.

The means to this is 'Education, Education, Education.'

It doesn't matter if they get a few technical facts and targets wrong; these are utter irrelevances designed to confuse us about what the government's motives and concerns really are;
no.
The government wishes to produce a nation of little co-dependent, linked-in freaks that automatically exclude from 'society' anybody who doesn't seem to fit the bigot's bill of regularity.
They have had years to perfect their putsch-terminology, the linguistic abberations needed to fulfill their goals.

So, when Maggie demolishes the old shibboleth 'Society' and replaces it with 'Community', the present-day exploiters attack freedom in exactly the same ways as the enemies that Maggie outraged, but by saying 'Community' every time; so now we have a legion of initiatives, all carried out in the name of communities, that localised, untraceable, unreported and invisible unit of social governance, something that we see just enough of to make us believe, vaguely, that something exists and it's for our benefit.

How the government must chortle with glee, at the quality of this new tool.
No more 'Us and Them' of society.
Only the 'Us' of community, and let's face it, to rail against 'community' requires a whole new raft of explicitness in philosophical realisation, no no-brainers fall to hand.

And who in the world is equipped for that kind of expose?

Well, for one, I am.