The UK Is In A Real Mess

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[RachelFayLovelyDay]

Not sure how many of the 2 million signatures have anything to do with the economy. People are pissed off for all kinds of reasons.

[gperch]

If I was to sign it, it would be because they went back on scrapping leasehold. £300 a month service charge on a property worth £30K due to less than 50 years left on the lease. For which they do nothing, or overcharge for a substandard job. £500 to service emergency lighting. We don't have emergency lighting. Leasehold is a scam and the scammers should be cut off not "compensated" for their loss of scam revenue.

[stumac]

The petition is simply a way of showing dissatisfaction with the government and the direction they're taking the country. Labour MPs and local councillors should be worried.

[TheEnduringCitizen]

In all fairness, people desperately need to earn more money just so they can cover the increased costs of housing, food and utility we are stuck in a vicious spiral and I don't see how we come out of it unharmed

[kyletalbot]

I own a dental practice in the UK and have been an NHS dentist for 19 years, we employ 17 members of staff. The labour government promised NHS dental contract reform, but there had been NOTHING so far and now my employer NI contribution has skyrocketed 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️. The only option for me now is to go private, which is a shame. This labour government are clowns 🤡 and I assure you they aren’t ’pro’ business 👎🏻, economic downturn is coming ☝️

[larrygerry]

The amazing thing is that they had 15 years to plan for goverment and they seem completely inept

[robertjones]

Amazon really are taking the piss putting their name on that letter.

[samf]

The problem is there aren't enough decent paying jobs that will enable people a decent standard of living. i.e. to buy a decent property. The job market is a mess at the moment, as most roles are minimum wage shite

[ericl]

I blame Rishi Sunak and the Conservative party. They were so incompetent that they gave the people a reason to vote them out. I sometimes wonder if Mr Sunak did it on purpose.

[minimannik]

if it reaches 9 million then it'll have eclipsed actual Labour voters. It's incredible 2 million in a number of days!

[conchureify]

No matter what happens in the UK the public will never like the government.

[quokkapirquish]

I employ 50 people in hospitality. The budget will cost me £3000 extra per week, which is my salary, that's all the business makes. We've also been clobbered for insane energy costs and the even the most inept of staff receive nearly £24k (minimum wage). There is absolutely no option but to raise prices again, I will need to raise revenue by 10% so am likely to raise prices by 12% or so (some people won't/can't pay the new prices). a coffee will be £4 and a pint £7. The budget will thus cause a spike in inflation followed by rise in interest rates to control it.
This country is crap, retail business has become unfeasible, no wonder all the high streets are full of second hand bric-a-brac shops (aka 'charity' shops)

[devlinX]

They think that as long as the government creates more government jobs that the economy will just magically grow.
It's wild that parties that have been around for as long as these parties have are so economically illiterate.

[deanboman]

This year I moved out of the UK, it was the single best decision I made for my own mental and physical health.

[jimblamire]

I remember the winter of discontent with Ted Heath and the poll tax riots but i have to agree this is really bad. I am 65. Get rid of Ali Starmer and his faulty Reeves.

[johnfaulkner]

I think that, had Starmer been a human being, had Rachel from customer services been an economist and had Ed Milibrain fixed pot holes in our roads- Labour would have had a great future!

[damianbutterworth]

Everyone should just keep their own money they earn like the old days. Get rid of governments. No good for anything here in the UK.

[nemurerumaboroshi]

Yes, you're absolutely right on this one. It's not that creating jobs in modern world is an easy task, but they clearly have zero idea what to do and what will help.

[Galloway]

Labour are the Tories. The Tories are the Lib Dems. The Lib Dems are Labour. What difference is another General Election going to make?