That’s option 2 or 3, right?

It’s an interesting problem.

Does the EU let Chinese vehicles in, allow the reduction of EU manufacturing, reducing jobs available, possibly imposing further poverty on the poor, and possibly to the point where they can’t afford the Chinese vehicles anyway?

Does the EU add taxes to Chinese vehicles, making them less available to the poor, but possibly protecting jobs within the EU? Perhaps whilst trying to engage EU automakers to make more EVs?

Does the EU add taxes to Chinese vehicles, without pushing the change to EVs, and just not really manage this situation well?

My money is on aspirations for option 2, but in reality option 3.

Whilst these are all problems that it would be great to solve, I feel the vast majority of the public want to see politicians proposing ways to deal with more significant issues.

To me, this sounds like a list of things they feel the older generation dislikes strongly. They want to retain that base as much as possible so they’ll put out statements like this ones without having, I suspect, much desire to follow through if and when they do have some power.

But I’m happy to be proven wrong on that.

I hear you. But this isn’t necessarily one or the other. I think it’s beneficial to have these types of product available for those who have already become obese, whilst leglistating the food that people are pushed towards eating by the system.

I’m not saying that the government will necessarily do both, but that it’s not an issue with this study that the food available isn’t being managed.

I’m certainly not content with the labour government’s handling of Israel.

I tried writing to my MP about it but they don’t appear monitor their emails yet.

Very disappointed.

In the UK, that’s pretty damn good money. If you are able to plan financially at all you can comfortably pay off a mortgage and live off that amount of money for the 12 years.

It’s like the US and Russia’s new competition is who can be more authoritarian.

Can you counter point it rather than just saying ‘not thinking’? From these comments you’re coming off as the not thinking one.

It makes sense that Ukraine would cosy up to USA if USA has something Ukraine needs, no?

They already have plans to make a state owned energy company don’t they?

https://labour.org.uk/updates/stories/labours-plan-for-gb-energy/

Thanks for writing that. You reminded me to do just this.

Huh… So you’re telling me ring if fire isn’t just from octonauts?

Posted here a week after that site was last updated?

Am I not thinking properly yet or is it weird that northern hemisphere summer makes the world so much warmer than southern hemisphere summer?

Is it just because these measurements are taken on land and there’s more land mass in the northern hemisphere?

She was British prime minister for a few weeks. She was booted out because her ‘strategy’ to ‘revamp’ the British economy crashed it extremely quickly.

There are many people in a government, and different people pull in different directions.

Regardless of other policies, this is a step in the right direction.

I guess this is more motivation for that offensive in Russia.

If you think the couches are big in the US, just think what Putin is cushing up to each night…

They also have very little perceived military strength at this point, right? Apart from their nukes I guess.

What’s your alternative?

I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s also a Russia sympathiser and is in someway benefiting from spreading discontent in the west.

Or in a similar vein, just gets paid to do shit.

Yeah I agree with you that it should be put right. I’m just not sure if it can be at this moment in time.

It just seems rich of the article author to write that Sunak would say it’s wrong, do nothing about it whilst in power, but that’s okay because he says it’s wrong, whilst labour are somehow worse for also not doing any about it? I had trouble wording that sentence but I hope you get the jist.

Feels like no ruling government would resolve this with the countries current finances, but that the current opposition and the writer of this article just are enjoying stirring the pot.