Comments by "robs2020" (@sbor2020) on "'The will of the people is now treated as nothing more than a minor inconvenience!' | Mark Dolan" video.

... the hole in the middle!
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@robertrowell7271 Keynes proclaimed "the euthanasia of the rentier". That would take care of Reform UK and the Tories. To return to low rates of interest would mean: the euthanasia of the rentier, and, consequently, the euthanasia of the cumulative oppressive power of the capitalist to exploit the scarcity-value of capital .
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You will see the benefit of the Brexit you voted for in January 2024 with the abolition equal pay for men and women. Abolishing the Working Time Regulations 1998 will effectively abolish workers rights in relation to the rate of holiday pay to which you are entitled, and the ability to carry over holiday in the event of sickness, maternity leave or in circumstances where an employer refused to recognise a right to take paid annual leave. The Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Act 2023 abolishes some of the EU directives on the UK statute books. People like Mogg and his ilk have a special distain for equality and workers rights. This is the Restoration of Parliamentary sovereignty you voted for.
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@neuralwarp Well, start with them!
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Right-wing bores that bang on about WEF can never say what benefit removing WEF members from government would do for the UK .
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@redbird9658 How would removing WEF members from government benefit the people of the UK? Is WEF the problem or is it the government? Would capitalism be more equitable by abolishing the WEF? These questions beg to be answered.
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@roywatson8133 net immigrants - got to go? For are (sic) sake? Doesn't the UK want educated workers with a good standard of English?
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Mere sloganeering, no actual solution. Would this mean the abolition of the state, and a decentralised form of democratic control? Or just a far-right minority party in government that is just as corrupt and even more authoritarian?
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@Mike-tb5gj but you will have abolition of workers rights though - your leaders promised what you wanted - sovereignty - but Brexit was always an argument within the capitalist class (& Tory party) on how best to maximise profit in capitalism: frictionless or raise trade barriers to protect domestic markets. For the other point, see: parliamentary sovereignty in the United Kingdom (wikipedia)
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