Dickens
spabbygirl
FriedGreenTomatoes2
Trump is doing what he feels is best for America.
It’s now up to Starmer and Lammy to do their best for us.The trouble is, there is no agreement as to what is best for the UK, the tories say its when we have lots of billionaires and less well off people.
Labour say its best when all people, especially those less well off, have access to public services such as the NHSThe trouble is, there is no agreement as to what is best for the UK
... and that, as you've so succinctly pointed out, is the problem - and has been for decades now.
Further, since the interests of one demographic will conflict with those of another, it would seem there's no chance of agreement either.
In my (simplistic) view there are two options for a successful economy.
If that relies on its workforce, because the wealth-creators do actually need a workforce, then you either invest in the nation's people by providing a well-funded welfare and education system - if you believe a nation's prosperity rests on a healthy and happy workforce - along with robust competitive Capitalism; or you subdue them into penury and labour where the winner takes all, and the devil picks up the hindmost.
And, since I've read so many comments like, "well, life's not fair" - suggesting that's the way they think it is, should be, and will always be, where often individualism - and greed - is championed, then I think we're heading down the latter course. I think the fabric of society has been disintegrating for decades, and will continue to fall apart because of all divisions.
I don't envy any party attempting to unite or decide "what is best for the UK".
Again, Dickens,
Well said.


