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That wasn't the issue. Please re-read. Thanks!
Hello.
Here I am again in a very small country thatwould fit twice into one of your states over there. We don't have
Wal-mart, here it is called Asda.
It is not doing so well here we have another giant called Tesco. But our government is busy selling off everything in this country to anyone with the money. Only the small business is ours any more.
But we also have a lot of small business. Very small family business.
I am in the process of setting up my own small business, with no help from government. YAY!!!!! (my own little triumph)
Someome else posted after this who made some good points too, I agree about the head of state being a figurehead to some extent, the same applies here.
I really believe that a lot of things here are being driven by big business, but there is still a strong rebellion quietly going on, and to be honest, whatever happens because of government, we did it.
We voted them in.
Mind you I am not Ms average over here, others do not share my philosophies. I think I am right, for me anyway. but that is my own idea, I can not impose my thoughts on others.
All I do know is that if we want to change things then we have to get up and try to do something about it, and if we fail then it shows we are the minority and everyone else wants something different.
I have reached that point and now constantly joke that I am looking for a quiet little wood to go and be a hermit in. I have not found a country where I could go and feel totally safe, but then I am not safe here anymore either.
I worked for a long time with others to try and change the system, and I got tired. I still see a lot wrong here, but it is for someone else to change it now.
France has a health system that is envied here. As does Sweden.
but I would not be welcome there either. lol.....
I am off now... I wish you all well no matter what happens.
Good luck with your own lives, and your health no matter how you choose to go forward.