| Ryuu96 said: I fear even if they know what they're doing 4 years won't be enough, it'd be wild though that Tories can spend 14 years screwing up the economy but Labour only gets given 4 to fix it, Lol. I know that's what is likely to happen though! Keir should also realise that a large part of this was a protest vote against Tories and voters can easily swing back to Tories. I'm going to remain open-minded for now, it's all I have left, Lol. I'll see where we are in 2 years from now, not for like "oh everything is fixed!" but a notable steady line of improvement will be good for me, it's going to take a lot to undo the shitshow the UK is in right now. |
Exactly, that's why I feel like it's a losing game. Expecting any party to fix a near decade and a half of mistakes and doing it in less than 4 is just not realistic. At best it could take up to 8yrs (two tenures), but we know chances of getting 2 terms would be slim, since it can lopside at any given time.
Right now the steering wheel of the ship to reform is stuck in the opposite direction and held together by steel rope welded to the mast.
The UK really does need to actually list out it's core issues that need reformations made first. The lesser ones to sort out later, instead of pulling a Gordon Brown and just going all "uhh uhh, I'll sort this one, no wait, THAT ONE!", and getting nothing done.
Step right up come on in, feel the buzz in your veins, I'm like an chemical electrical right into your brain and I'm the one who killed the Radio, soon you'll all see
So pay up motherfuckers you belong to "V"
