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By *eacreste OP Man
9 hours ago

hart village - Hartlepool

Huge unmanageable immigration

Economy up the creek

Law courts under huge strain

Policing up shit creek

Energy shafted

NHS going tits up

Tax system screeed up

More borrowing from the govt.

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By *ellhungvweMan
9 hours ago

Cheltenham

I don’t understand why people need to try and bring doom and despair. Do we have issues? Yes. Clearly we do.

Do we have the basis of an economy and a governance structure that can be turned around. 100% we do.

Is the future going to be easy? Unlikely.

Are we “completely fucked”? No. Not by a long shot.

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By *AJMLKTV/TS
9 hours ago

Burley

People do seem a lot more miserable at the moment. I remember posters on here pre-election saying they were voting Labour because they thought they couldn't possibly worse than the Tories. It seems they were wrong. So many of those posters have disappeared from this forum, or more likely, changed their username.

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By *melie LALWoman
9 hours ago

Peterborough

Early days

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By *exyusMan
8 hours ago

halifax

Unless a government and I don't mean this one as they will be out at the next election gets a grip then yes this country will continue to go downhill possibly beyond repair and everyone will just have to put up with it or leave

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By *eacreste OP Man
8 hours ago

hart village - Hartlepool

"Early days"

Early days of what though

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By *end1Man
8 hours ago

southend on sea

Yes I for one was hoping for a better future but am getting more disappointed by the day. There's almost no difference between Tories and labour! Maybe it's time for a radical change?

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By *teveuk77Man
8 hours ago

"People do seem a lot more miserable at the moment. I remember posters on here pre-election saying they were voting Labour because they thought they couldn't possibly worse than the Tories. It seems they were wrong. So many of those posters have disappeared from this forum, or more likely, changed their username."

how were they wrong? Labour are tackling problems unlike the last lot. some of those problems they have been relatively successful and other not so much or too early.

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By *eoBloomsMan
8 hours ago

Springfield

Not completely but we need major structural reform in many areas. Little sign this is likely.

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By *teveuk77Man
8 hours ago

"Yes I for one was hoping for a better future but am getting more disappointed by the day. There's almost no difference between Tories and labour! Maybe it's time for a radical change?"

Plenty of differences and positive steps so far

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
7 hours ago

Central

"I don’t understand why people need to try and bring doom and despair. Do we have issues? Yes. Clearly we do.

Do we have the basis of an economy and a governance structure that can be turned around. 100% we do.

Is the future going to be easy? Unlikely.

Are we “completely fucked”? No. Not by a long shot."

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By *ellowyellowXMan
7 hours ago

cardiff

I feel the tipping point has been past, the descent in to 3rd world hell hole will only accelerate. Some sort of civil war is inevitable in the near future

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By *oah VailMan
4 hours ago

Dover

The impending worker’s rights bill is a massive step forward for normal people. Shame we have a press that are underplaying it, and world events getting more attention.

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By *regoniansCouple
3 hours ago

Oundle

The early signs are not looking at all good. Labour's much vaunted £64b investment summit commitments lie in tatters: AstraZeneca's £450m net zero vaccine plant on Merseyside? Scrapped. BMW's £600m EV Mini plant at Oxford? Scrapped. BP's £800m green hydrogen plant on Teesside? Scrapped yesterday, with Lightsource solar business reportedly up for sale and offshore wind investment rowed back. These are inauspicious early days.

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By *illedbydeathCouple
1 hour ago

dorset

Yep we are, the commie bastards have taken over

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By *uffleskloofMan
1 hour ago

Walsall

"Early days"

“Early days” lol. When do these “early days” end?

Labour voters in 2029 when they get kicked out:

“They had such great ideas, they just didn’t get the chance to implement them. True communism has never been tried. It was still early days”.

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By *idnight RamblerMan
43 minutes ago

Pershore

Certainly the UK needs a 'wake-up' call along the lines of Thatcherism in the 80's. Something that challenges all the bonkers stuff we have sleepwalked into. Like 9.5 mil. citizens dependant on state welfare benefits, like gormlessly watching our borders violated every day of the week, like tolerance of almost all petty crime. The question is, who has the balls to do it?

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By *emma StonesTV/TS
24 minutes ago

Crewe

"Certainly the UK needs a 'wake-up' call along the lines of Thatcherism in the 80's. Something that challenges all the bonkers stuff we have sleepwalked into. Like 9.5 mil. citizens dependant on state welfare benefits, like gormlessly watching our borders violated every day of the week, like tolerance of almost all petty crime. The question is, who has the balls to do it?"

The trouble with a re-run of Thatcherism is that the unions she fought are a shadow of the force they were and there are no public utilities to flog off apart from the NHS.

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