> Is this an emperors new clothes thing? A cultural taboo to point it out? If you believe in some broadly unpopular view, there's always the possibility that

> Is this an emperors new clothes thing? A cultural taboo to point it out? If you believe in some broadly unpopular view, there's always the possibility that you're just wrong. In the US we saw substantial shifts in policies over the last three presidential administrations, shifts that had real-life impacts on countless people. And while I can't speak directly to the health of the UK's democracy, I suspect that you may be exaggerating the degree that the different parties agree with each-other. > Am I the annoying guy pointing out that wrestling is fake when people are trying to enjoy the show? Probably closer to the annoying guy who suggests giving up when your team is faced with a hard problem.