elhombresinnombre
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Big on words like fiscal, investment and deficit, the article doesn't mention ordinary people in either country once.
Milei's 'shock therapy' makes Britain's current reforms look utterly feeble
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Archived version; https://archive.ph/ed0sZ
Big on words like fiscal, investment and deficit, the article doesn't mention ordinary people in either country once.
Expecting The Telegraph to care about ordinary people is akin to expecting a fox to guard a henhouse.
That being said, there is a point to contrast Milei’s radical changes (which I don’t at all agree with) to Labour’s stage fright of actually changing anything for fear of the media despite the media having always been frothing at the mouth whatever they do.
No political party in the UK has the balls to target anybody beyond the middle class. The widespread reaction at them trying to means test a benefit for pensioners along with no party ever daring to target the asset rich means that the UK will continue to tax the PAYE middle class into oblivion.
Brain drain and further managed decline are the only future for the UK, especially when Reform gets in. I intend to leave residency before Reform get in
That being said, there is a point to contrast Milei’s radical changes (which I don’t at all agree with) to Labour’s stage fright of actually changing anything for fear of the media despite the media having always been frothing at the mouth whatever they do.
No political party in the UK has the balls to target anybody beyond the middle class. The widespread reaction at them trying to means test a benefit for pensioners along with no party ever daring to target the asset rich means that the UK will continue to tax the PAYE middle class into oblivion.
Brain drain and further managed decline are the only future for the UK, especially when Reform gets in. I intend to leave residency before Reform get in
