Comments by "Betty Swunghole" (@bettyswunghole3310) on "UK economy flatlined in March as strikes impact growth" video.

"Why's the UK economy flatlining?" Surely it's obvious: because it's based on insubstantial nonsense like "performing arts", "hospitality", "the racism/grievance/outrage litigation industry" and "financial services", and does absolutely nothing of tangible value to human existence. The sooner primary and secondary industries are revitalised, the sooner the UK becomes a solid, resilient economy.
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Let's just blame the "Brexit Bogeyman" and pretend that it's nothing to do with the economic paralysis of lockdown and furlough, or the fact that militant unions are indulging in a bit of political agitation to further their hard-left agenda.
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...And I'm sure Labour will be much better...
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@_____alyptic Personally, I consider the current government to be "26 years of Blairism". There's very little "Tory" about the people running the show at the moment.
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@finalcut612 There's nothing "Tory" about the current government: they're essentially a "Blairite" continuation party... ...this will become very apparent when Labour get in and absolutely nothing of substance changes. Vote ReformUK!
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@LWQ15881 You can't blame Brexit on the Tories (much as you might like to try). Cameron was a remoaner, and arrogantly assumed that voting "remain" would be a shoo-in. The People spoke when it came to Brexit. Get over it.
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@stephenfowlie742 26 years of Blairite chaos have got us into our current mess. Had we actually had a PROPER Tory government (rather than the farcical "New Labour Lite" nonsense that we currently have) since 2010, I've no doubt we'd be in a lot better shape than we are now. When Labour get in at the next election, what do you imagine they're going to do differently from the current (nominally...) Conservative government? There's nothing of substance to choose between the two "main" parties, for the simple reason that they're essentially the same party: Blairite. Vote ReformUK for a real difference!
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