Make Britain Great Again

Munroast said:
I suspect on here that most of your political opponents, the ones you like to call fascists, are all/mostly heavily on the side of the Jewish community - we would make very strange fascists if that's what we are
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Demonising a racial or religious group so you feel happy exterminating them, destroying their civilisation and stealing their land, is very much Israel's policy in Palestine and nearby nations. It is a fascist policy.

Quite a few members of the Jewish community criticise it.

I'd be interested to see who you think I have called fascists.
 
Notch7 said:
Interesting how the voters were happy to give Tory 14 years to sort things out, but don’t give Labour 20 months.
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Cumulative effects (Lehman, Brexit, Panedmic, Truss etc), short memories and general misunderstanding that a quick fix doesn’t work for many things. Our predecessors understood this better than us but as we have become more reliant on technology (which isn’t itself a bad thing, we are just not always using it effectively ) we have become less patient.
 
spile said:
Cumulative effects (Lehman, Brexit, Panedmic, Truss etc), short memories and general misunderstanding that a quick fix doesn’t work for many things. Our predecessors understood this better than us but as we have become more reliant on technology (which isn’t itself a bad thing, we are just not always using it effectively ) we have become less patient.
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we are in the tik tok generation.

Everybody is wanting gratification from 30 sec videos.

People are being sold quick fixes for the economy: “cut taxes for the wealthy, that’ll grow the economy” - well it might grow gdp in the short term, but it won’t improve people’s living standards.

If this country wants a strong economy it needs better opportunities for people, better education, better skills, stable affordable homes to live, good public services and infrastructure, low trade barriers, better health service……none of those things are fixable in much less than a decade.
 
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