> The challenge for this government- and for politics generally -is to convince voters the system works for them. A country that does not serve its working generations cannot be surprised if they look for answers elsewhere, however destructive the solutions on offer.
Seems nigh impossible to achieve this with homeowners/pensioners having a higher propensity to vote, alongside general dissatisfaction delivered via social media
It’s a doom loop of doomerism, as making things look worse is more profitable than giving hope
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> The challenge for this government- and for politics generally -is to convince voters the system works for them. A country that does not serve its working generations cannot be surprised if they look for answers elsewhere, however destructive the solutions on offer.
Seems nigh impossible to achieve this with homeowners/pensioners having a higher propensity to vote, alongside general dissatisfaction delivered via social media
It’s a doom loop of doomerism, as making things look worse is more profitable than giving hope
This chungus country, man
Who up dreading the future of they country?
!ping UK