I guess the issue we're seeing is that even then it isn't a consistent 10% across the country. In some areas it may be 1%, in other more like 20%. And then you get people travelling to join the planned trouble also.
Looking back, it seems that the London Olympics in 2012 marked a high point for our country and it’s all been downhill since.Not necessarily the main reason I’m leaving, but I’m quietly stunned by just how badly governed this country has been. The decline in stability, quality of life, and exorbitant housing prices.
They were preemptively kicking off because they knew Starmer was gonna call them hurtful names. LolSo there's the problem all along. We've been calling the scum "scum" when we should have been nice to them. If we hadn't called them "scum", we wouldn't have ANY of this right now.
Why did you ever come here? -;)I have decided to return home. Support from our families and the local government allows us to buy land and build a beautiful home to our design under 75K. We’re planning to have animals, and enjoy nature as we live in Transylvania. As well, the government pays for full salaries for two years after giving birth, and an increased child allowance for up to 6 months after birth. Coupled with a more relaxed rural lifestyle, and excellent private and sometimes state education, free universities and the feeling of home, it’s a non starter.
He’s been in the job three weeks, but yeah it’s all Starmers fault, unbelievable.The country is broken
Politicians have deliberately sabotaged this country.
Whilst this isn’t the right way to go about things, the important issues are not being solved.
Call people scum and they will start acting like it.
Starmer is incompetent.
University in 2012, and I always loved the UK. Also had relatives in the country from around 2004. I am also very skilled at speaking and writing the language, and you’d have to try very hard to detect that I am a foreigner when speaking to me.Why did you ever come here? -;)