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Also the benefit may not be directly measurable but still incredibly important. For example what will be the cumulative impact over the next 100 years of havin
by lazyeye 5y ago
Also the benefit may not be directly measurable but still incredibly important.
For example what will be the cumulative impact over the next 100 years of having the people in the UK making the decisions, directly accountable to voters again.
- Arnt 5y agoCould you explain how Boris is being held directly accountable? And perhaps some decisions that might lead to some incredibly important benefit?
- native_samples 5y agoElections, deregulation.
- Arnt 5y ago"Deregulation" is the nicest, simplest, most persuasive way of saying "British companies won't have to get a CE mark for their products".