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Well you could play the devil's advocate the same way. Is the UK government really caring about the children or do they just want more convenient power. If th

Well you could play the devil's advocate the same way. Is the UK government really caring about the children or do they just want more convenient power. If the citizens really cared about the future of their children they would not have elected a government that is a stinking pile of poop. One thing you should also have come to realise is that most politicians want surveillance power for themselves, but not for others.

ben_w 3y ago
> If the citizens really cared about the future of their children they would not have elected a government that is a stinking pile of poop As always, I find myself unsure how many actively voted for the Eton Mess vs how many voted to keep out Socialist Santaclaus and his Singing Elves. Both have been (de facto) kicked out of their respective parties since the last election, which says something about the terrible state of UK politics.
- denton-scratch 3y ago
  > Both have been (de facto) kicked out of their respective parties since the last election I thought that by "Eton Mess", you meant to include Rishi Sunak and David Cameron. The former is the leader of the Tories, and I'm not aware that Csameron is (de facto) no longer a Tory. What did you mean?
  - ben_w 3y ago
    Boris Johnson, specifically, as their leader in the previous election. I mean, look at him, guy's a literal and metaphorical mess.
Slava_Propanei 3y ago
> Is the UK government really caring about the children or do they just want more convenient power I think the UK government’s blind eye toward well-known and acknowledged instances of organized child molestation shows they don’t care. About that.
dragonwriter 3y ago
> If the citizens really cared about the future of their children they would not have elected a government that is a stinking pile of poop. FPTP makes it more likely than with other democratic election methods that all your choices are different varieties of stinking pile of poop.

ben_w 3y ago

> If the citizens really cared about the future of their children they would not have elected a government that is a stinking pile of poop As always, I find myself unsure how many actively voted for the Eton Mess vs how many voted to keep out Socialist Santaclaus and his Singing Elves. Both have been (de facto) kicked out of their respective parties since the last election, which says something about the terrible state of UK politics.

denton-scratch 3y ago
> Both have been (de facto) kicked out of their respective parties since the last election I thought that by "Eton Mess", you meant to include Rishi Sunak and David Cameron. The former is the leader of the Tories, and I'm not aware that Csameron is (de facto) no longer a Tory. What did you mean?
- ben_w 3y ago
  Boris Johnson, specifically, as their leader in the previous election. I mean, look at him, guy's a literal and metaphorical mess.

Slava_Propanei 3y ago

> Is the UK government really caring about the children or do they just want more convenient power I think the UK government’s blind eye toward well-known and acknowledged instances of organized child molestation shows they don’t care. About that.

dragonwriter 3y ago

> If the citizens really cared about the future of their children they would not have elected a government that is a stinking pile of poop. FPTP makes it more likely than with other democratic election methods that all your choices are different varieties of stinking pile of poop.