No, I don’t. It’s the bloody system set up for the benefit of the 1%. I’d like to change that. However brexit makes that worse, not better, especially in Britain which seems to have been captured by extreme Tories…
Short term I agree. Long term it's harder to tell.
I voted remain, but contrary to popular opinion here I don't think that those who voted for Brexit were simply either racists or idiots and those who do are simply doing exactly what those in control want them to do - fight amongst ourselves, so we fail to see the real enemy.
I think a large number of brexit supporters were simply totally disenchanted and disenfrachised and saw the opportunity to force some kind of change. Many did not have comfy middle class lives and so had far less to lose.
Brexit isn't going to be reversed, so we can either rage against it, keep hating everyone and make it worse, or we can try and make it the best of it, whatever that may be. We have to hold the tories to the promises that actually might improve life in this country, while making sure that they don't simply use it as a smokescreen to line their pockets from a bit of disaster capitalism or as an excuse to remove any of the remaining employment protections that we enjoyed when part of the EU.
I don't hold out a lot of hope to be honest, but the longer they hold out from simply bussing back the HGV drivers from Eastern Europe or opening the door for anyone to come in and do the social care or hospitality jobs that we should be doing ourselves (if they were paid properly) the more optimistic I become.