Winston Churchill, one of Gandhi's most severe exponents, considers Gandhi extremely eccentric; for one thing, he only wears a loincloth (144). The concept of overorganization relates to the way modernization leads to the normalization and objectification of certain points of view. In Chapter 6 of Hind Swaraj Gandhi's Critique of Civilization he discusses how the people who become known as "savages" are people who have not got into the habit of wearing European-style boots or clothing. When we meet people with different habits, they are immediately labeled as some sort of “other”. The organization of society gives an objectified vision of “law”.