Let’s just say that you and I are very different places on the political spectrum and suffice to say you have misrepresented my PoV and leave it at that - I don’t want to be accused of ‘silencing debate or ‘stopping you from having a voice’
But this is really just a cost-cutting exercise by the retailers. Save costs by not employing security and just bung the costs of stolen goods onto the retail price so us mugs pay for the shoplifting losses. Simples.
You are right, we do struggle with that in many ways. Even understanding rival football fans is a problem.
Might be something to do with Biden having a genuine political background that gave good reason to elect him, and H.Clinton and Harris did not?
Regardless of your political leanings, electing successive 78 years doesn't really speak of progressive, high energy future looking thinking. It can't be too hard a job if it can be done by 78 year olds going into their 80s. There is a reason most people retire in their mid to late 60s.
It depends how he ends the Russian - Ukraine war. If he pulls all military and humanitarian support from Ukraine, and stops Russian sanctions, and if Europe doesn't step up to the void,vand if Ukraine is then forced to give up all currently occupied land... do you think Russia will stop there? I don't, and many military experts don't either.
Yes and it will be exactly the same in America. They all follow the same policies. Maximise the share price. Nothing else matters.
Trump had no political background when elected in 2016. Both Hilary and Harris have credible and impressive political CVs. Trump has celebrity though.
If only he will do things that won't affect us or our country in any way.
I think definitely think there will be a movement back to the right from voters. We are already seeing this in council elections. However, whilst it's early days, Kemi seems to have got her act together and if she continues as she starts out then the Tories will be much stronger next time round. The question will be whether Reform continue to split the right vote, form some kind of pact, or just dwindle. I suspect a voting arrangement is the most likely outcome.
In a way I agree.
How many wars were started in Trump's last Presidency?
One of the few positives we can take from the last week is that the Tories decided their leadership election before Trump became President.
He didn't say that he'd start them. He said that he'd cause them. Virtually every war that has started post WWII has been connected with a scrabble for territory and / or the associated resources. No country is innocent, but a climate denial approach will accelerate the fight for diminishing natural resources and see more mass displacement of people. Wars will follow.
Trump’s term will have finished 5-6 months before the U.K. goes to the polls in 2029. You’d also imagine that Labour will get their tough budgets out of the way in the first 2-3 years, then have a couple of give-away budgets to make everyone feel a bit better by the time they’re trying to get re-elected.
