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Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)

ricky2tricky4city said:
I think those issues are also magnified by countries wishing to 'develop'....and by continuation the needs and wants of their population increasing.
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Not just 3rd would becoming developed world theres been an increased "consumerisation" driven by ease of online and digital marketing and payments. Every time Sharon impulse-buys a new pair of straighteners on klarna thats keeping the factories pumping smoke out in China....
 
I'm quite proud of what parliament has achieved this week with assisted dying and decriminalising abortion. Maybe for the first time since gay marriage in 2013, it feels like a tangible marker of social progress.

A good sign perhaps that this new generation of 2024 intake MPs are an improvement on their predecessors.
 
Gutter Boy said:
I'm quite proud of what parliament has achieved this week with assisted dying and decriminalising abortion. Maybe for the first time since gay marriage in 2013, it feels like a tangible marker of social progress.

A good sign perhaps that this new generation of 2024 intake MPs are an improvement on their predecessors.
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Both important laws. Misunderstood by the same people who misunderstand most things.
 
LutonSpurs said:
Both important laws. Misunderstood by the same people who misunderstand most things.
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That’s a sweeping generalisation. So people who don’t agree with a bill for various reasons on what is a complex piece of legislation and has various issues raised around the implications of how it’s delivered and safeguarded simply don’t understand it . So 291 mps and 100+ abstaining all simply don’t understand it.
 
Looks like the government are going to u-turn on abolishing the non-dom status and a bunch of other measures to stem the 2025 exodus in foreign investment and increase in borrowing that puts Reeves in danger of having to announce further tax rises or spending cuts in the autumn to stick within her fiscal rules....when ideology bites.
 
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