> Not because they’re doing a particularly good job, but because they’re doing something necessary. This is entirely fictitious. Have they reformed feudal sys

> Not because they’re doing a particularly good job, but because they’re doing something necessary. This is entirely fictitious. Have they reformed feudal system of leasehold that makes me the equivalent of a medieval peasant? Have they reformed the absurd planning system which takes years to approve a barn, stops British farmers from building wing turbines, stops my friend from raising a roof by 10 cm and blocks every renewable -project in the land? Have they repealed FPTP voting to have a more modern system, replaced combined sewers that dump poop on the beach? Have they reduced the number of local authorities in London, or combined parish and country councils in the countryside? No, they have not reformed any of the old systems that plague UK. Your entire argument is fanciful fantasy.