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Whilst it’s annoying the elected government aren’t governing at a time of crisis, the Tories spectacularly imploding is hilarious and quite satisfying.
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When the public vote for a personality with a terrible track record in previous roles and a history of incompetence and causing chaos and misery everywhere he goes, expect chaos and misery, and a lot more besides!
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Think it says a lot about the electorates mindset when they vote for a personality and a three word slogan ” get brexit done ” and thinking everything else would be ok. The oven ready deal never materialised and we are now going back on an agreement signed in good faith to tear up the Northern Irish Protocol because it never was a viable working arrangement in the first place, yet the government signed it because they wanted to be popular. This bloody idiot has few morals, no integrity, is the first PM in office to be convicted of a crime and fined for breaking his own laws and is a proven liar. What a bloody mess, what was the country thinking when they voted this bloody fraudster into power in 2019?
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Astonishing! But not surprising.
https://www.ascento.co.uk/blog/are-you-aware-of-how-literate-your-employees-are
It’s easy to manipulate people when they can’t understand a complex argument. Politics and religion feed on this.
It’s even easier for politicians if you can use social media, fake accounts and advertising to bluff them into supporting for example Brexit, or Trump.Finding a new Tory leader? Like trying to find a clean toilet at Glastonbury.
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“Rum, sodomy and the lash”
Seeing as how we all enjoy a music reference!
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True, the opposition does need to ensure it appeals to a broad enough swathe of the population to get the Tories out. Trouble is, many voters are quite barmy, to put it mildly. For example, here we are in north Lincs, one of the poorest areas of the country, and where so many folk depend on the state in one way or another; for benefits, credits, for health, for transport, for pensions, for social support and protection of all kinds. And wherever they look they can see what a calamitously underfunded state everything’s in. And what do they do? They vote for a clown-car of a party dedicated to shrinking the state and to privatisation, and instead worry about kids in dinghies and about the EU. Why? Because they’ve been told they are the problem, not the bunch of %$£*& in Westminster and Downing St.
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I would also tell a murderer that murder is against God’s law also.
Don’t tell the parents of those first-born Egyptians. Lot etc etc.
And as for the whole of the population of earth killed by him in that flood…!
Yet people still voted for him (or her).
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