“*could slip back*”? It already has slipped. It’s not at Victorian levels – yet – but it’s well on the way. The middle>>>upper middle classes have gained aplenty. The lower working classes have lost out considerably. Hence the gap and it’s only getting wider.
We have already. I know there’s always a delay with news , but they’re about 5 years out of date.
“could slip back” suggests that the Tories have not already overseen the gap increasing between the rich and poor over the past 13 years. That is their signature move.
2024 manifesto for the Conservative party:
Bring back the poorhouse and abolish UC, PIP, DLA.
Abolish minimum wage
Defund home office immigration status checks to enable wage suppression (but continue to blame immigrants for all the problems created by public policy).
Promote poverty is sin rhetoric.
2024 manifesto for the Labour Party:
🦗🦗🦗
Tories: “I see this as an absolute win!”
Is this headline trying to imply that things will improve because right now the gap between the richest and poorest is bigger than the Victorian age.
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“*could slip back*”? It already has slipped. It’s not at Victorian levels – yet – but it’s well on the way. The middle>>>upper middle classes have gained aplenty. The lower working classes have lost out considerably. Hence the gap and it’s only getting wider.
We have already. I know there’s always a delay with news , but they’re about 5 years out of date.
“could slip back” suggests that the Tories have not already overseen the gap increasing between the rich and poor over the past 13 years. That is their signature move.
2024 manifesto for the Conservative party:
Bring back the poorhouse and abolish UC, PIP, DLA.
Abolish minimum wage
Defund home office immigration status checks to enable wage suppression (but continue to blame immigrants for all the problems created by public policy).
Promote poverty is sin rhetoric.
2024 manifesto for the Labour Party:
🦗🦗🦗
Tories: “I see this as an absolute win!”
Is this headline trying to imply that things will improve because right now the gap between the richest and poorest is bigger than the Victorian age.
i’m going to start a guillotine business