And, the three biggest polluters, USA, China and India weren’t there. But Milibrain will save the world by taxing us to death whilst we shiver in the dark under his eco zealot net zero madness.
It makes perfect sense. They don't think we are stupid, but they know we won't do anything about it. The vast majority of us are being farmed - work, consume, pay, sleep. We're thrown a few crumbs now and again to keep us passive, but expected to tolerate decreasing quality of life, more expensive basics, increasing crime, whilst those at the top extend their wealth, safety, health quality and inequality. Even now, when a mansion tax is being discussed in houses over £2 million, many have been conditioned, like passive milked cows, to oppose it, despite 99% of us never going to own a house of this value.
Yes very true And you are missing a big point Its one big ****ing party Literally I read that its one of the biggest escort/prostitutes markets These events
Maybe not hanging (in this day and age) but there is surely a case for the death penalty for some cases. What to do was asked. Well, maybe stop allowing people into our country who have no valid reason to be here. Maybe return the 10k + who aren't British citizens. Maybe massively restrict the unstainable increase in population that is due to immigration. Stop jailing (and release) prisoners who should never have been in prison in the first place (we know of the obvious examples, but also those who pose no real risk to society if punished outside of prison); in the appropriate cases, use strong punishments & deterrents that don't involve prisoning the offender. And here's a novel idea ..... maybe build more prisons!! You can replace the word prison with pretty much all sorts of key infrastructure in this country - hospitals, roads, railway lines, reservoirs, whatever - meanwhile tax revenue continues to escalate. This year forecasted to top £1 trillion, which is double 10 years ago! And in spite of a lot being privatised. Where is it going? Why isn't the public sector becoming more efficient by the year, just like the private sector is expected to do to survive? In spite of the manifesto and pledges, we'll see taxation rocket again this coming year. Rhetorical questions, with a range of reasons (answers). Yet again I say this country is absolutely ****ed and needs a massive reset.
