It's weird you know, I had a mate who worked in policy in Whitehall. At the end of the day, they just kinda frame and look into what the government want but always seemed to me spent all the time asking one question: "how will people try to get around this?". He quit in the end because he got frastrated that they'd spend years figure out intricate regulation and people would find a workaround within a couple of days. Never ever seemed to occur to ask the question of whether people actually wanted it! Bloody odd if you try to square that with the concept of representation

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They have no interest in what people want, that has been clear for a long time. We'll always find a way, because if one thing is certain, it's that the state is staffed by incompetent morons. It takes a very specific kind of psycho to subject themselves to being ratio'd on socials with every single post they put out. Most of them just turn off comments. Who would continue subjecting themselves to that? Look at these MPs, they're all dysgenic, lispy fucks.
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Based Truth 3 weeks ago
Typical bureaucratic self-preservation, designing laws to outsmart the public, not serve them, a hallmark of Johnson's government.