(07-03-2024, 12:54 PM)Karl12 Wrote: Coke / Pepsi politics.
How can anyone be so foolish as to trust any politician in either party?
Pepsi/coke politics?
Why? Because the conservatives lost the election?
In the UK and Europe voters are less volatile in terms of their opinions and views. As a result the British tolerated the conservatives for 14 years. I don't think these conservative governments served their interests, they served only the interests of their masters.
They are now out after have been reduced from 350 seats in the parliament to 121 i think.
Can you trust career politicians? The answer is No.
The prime minister Starmer cannot be trusted just like everyone else who is part of the establishment. There is another problem with him, he is a zionist.
(07-03-2024, 01:28 PM)Maxmars Wrote: Being a distant cousin from across the Atlantic, I resist making pointed comments about politics, and political thespians.
I admire that Europeans generally seem to be less inclined to volatility in their political discussions. But I find my self still inclined to ask the same questions I ask of my local political theater... namely, what, in effect, is the difference between the "before the election" and the "after the election?" Does anything truly change?
After elections, is there a sudden surge of "shit getting done" or problems finally being "fixed?" I can tell you that over here, nothing really changes (at least substantively.)
Yes things change but the changes happen slowly or very slowly.
Women didn't have the right to vote for example.
