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Line 1: {{trope~~}}{{Needs Image~~}} * UK comedian and political activist Mark Thomas is often accused of being a cynic, because he always assumes the worst of the government and corporations. He insists that he's an idealist -- he believes he can change the world for the better and is prepared to try. It's the people he goes after, who "invite evil in for a cup of tea", that are cynical. {{tropesubpagefooter}} ~~{{reflist}}~~ ~~[[Category:{{BASEPAGENAME}}]]~~ ~~[[Category:{{SUBPAGENAME}}]]~~