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do you even live in the UK? the political deadlock was completely resolved after the 2019 election... now the government has a huge majority and is rock solid
by blibble 5y ago
do you even live in the UK?
the political deadlock was completely resolved after the 2019 election... now the government has a huge majority and is rock solid politically (as is normally the case)
other than some toilet roll shortages in March last year, there have been no visible issues whatsoever
- LatteLazy 5y agohttps://www.thenational.scot/news/19450687.brexit-scottish-customers-face-empty-shelves-lack-fresh-produce/ https://www.thenational.scot/news/19450687.brexit-scottish-c... Plus lorry drivers. And hospitality jobs. And god knows what else. And we're in the middle of pulling out of the deal we signed, because no one read the Northern Ireland section. Or they did and lied and now they're pretending otherwise. We can have all the elections we want, and you're right that Bojo has a solid majority. But that majority does nothing for our relationship with the EU. And it falls apart when the "have your cake" part notices the "eat your cake" part are eating all the cake. And that's without getting into the reliability of anyone in the current government (except maybe Sunak, he's doing rather well...).
- blibble 5y agoI don't think The National can be considered a credible source on, well, anything really (the Daily Mail is less biased) in their picture there's... apparently been a run on weetabix, but then the picture below shows fully stocked shelves of fruit and vegetables? honestly, I don't know why I've even bothered responding