Politicians need changing like diapers, and for the same reasons, why a general election matters.

The Conservative Party has been in power for 14 years, following the General Election in May 2010. During this time, there have been five Tory Prime Ministers: David Cameron, Theresa May, Boris Johnson,  Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak. It's no secret that the Conservative party promote themselves as managers, they are too "important" ahem "entitled" to do a days work, instead they live off trust funds while the ex prime minister Boris Johnson refers to his 250k salary as "chump change".

British people have become so downtrodden and abused by the system put in place to protect them, i'm starting to believe that the country is experiencing stockholm syndrome on a mass scale.

Communities are stronger in numbers, and it's the working people that are the driving force behind any community, logically a group of people will outshine one person on any level.

So why has the conservative party been abusing the NHS, and anyone who earns less than 150k a year? It's quite simple really, "Fear of change", it's what drove Brexit, it was logically clear that leaving europe would have adverse economic affects on the country, yet 51% of voters voted to leave, and 55% voters currently believe we were wrong to leave.

Brexit poll 2024 | Statista

I'm a software developer, I'm not a career politician, but I have basic life skills, I have emotional empathy, and it's clear to see that the majority of hard working people that aren't millionare status are struggling, they have been oppressed so much that they fear change, they are scared of what could be different.

Voting labour is akin to leaving an abusive relationship.