After the locals.

Need him around to pin that disaster on before switching.

With no obvious successor, an internal party system that doesn't support habitual back stabbing like the Tories have, and a public that is more split than two royal brothers on whose fault all this is, it is going to get messy!

Labour are going to throw so much **** over the next six months, they'll still be stinking come next election.

Oh, and I also believe the reason they've collapsed faster is all the frustration that built over ten years and wiped out the Tories just got transferred to Labour.

People voted for change. and like confused freddie mercury fans, they got Status Quo and they didn't want that.

I think its because in many ways the 2024 GE was a vote against the tories rather than a vote for labour. Coupled with that labour haven't really been that big a shift away from the shit people are tired from the Tories with has lead to a cratering of their fairly limited support.

From what I've listened to, the right faction of the party are keeping Starmer to prevent the left faction from replacing him.

Both The Green Party and Reform want to get rid of First Past The Post as a voting system and are pro-Proportional Representation, but I'm sure only one of those parties will implement it if they win the next general election outright.

Whilst I can see the benefits of a nuclear deterrent, I do think there's an argument for scrapping the Trident programme as it relies on US support. If there's an alternative that makes us less reliant on the US, I think that should be explored.

Nobody wants to invade the UK, neoliberalism has already sent everything worth taking elsewhere.

What the UK needs more than anything is to decouple from the anglo world empire. Y'all have the technology and the population to have a high tech economy and a high standard of living, but as long as America treats Great Britain as an aircraft carrier you don't have the sovereignty to actually fix the problems that were brought on by Thatcher, Blair, et al. I'm not even talking about full communism here (although that would be what I support if I were British), I'm just talking about creating a social democracy powered by a bit of redistribution, pulling money out of opaque financial instruments and investing in actually making things that the world needs.

Now that said I don't necessarily think the UK should give up its nukes, they're an unfortunate necessity in the world we live in, but the Greens are the only ones offering a coherent vision of economic and political realignment. It isn't enough - social democracy isn't enough - but it's a start.

bruh you all live on an island you'll be fine. Stop being a murderous imperialist and disarm. Your rotting social services need the money.