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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
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&gt;anti-unionism, BREXIT, anti-protesting, tax cuts for highest earners etc). 

The cons are the most pro Union party in Parliament. Its the devolved parliament parties that are trying to break away.

Brexit seems to be coopted to make Britain a multi culti international WEF project. Most people in England and Wales voted for Brexit while only Scotland and Ireland voted less so. They both are still pro union.

Anti protesting bill was bad. Not a conservative thing, just authoritarian.

What fucking tax cuts? The conservative voters picked the candidate who tried to reduce the tax burden and they booted her for Rishi "the WEF puppet" Sunak who campaigned against tax cuts. 

NHS spending has only increased every year, and articles about the NHS funding crisis have been published since the 90s. 

The conservatives only get voted in because they say right-wing things, and people are too dumb to vote any alternative. They implement everything that Labour whines about, and labour's only opposition to their policies is that its not enough or extreme enough.
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Lizz Truss almost sank the entire British economy, and she had less than 45 days in power. Her whole thing was "reduce taxes to boost the economy, but also increase gov spending to boost the economy" and while yes, both those things are proven to have a positive effect on the economy, together they fucking suck. Anyone with a high school mathematics education could tell her that, but she went through with it, and if the Bank of England hadn't stepped in the pound would be worthless by now.