Please don't stop signing petitions though. It takes little effort and forces them to justify their unpopular policies in Parliament (admittedly usually to a very empty chamber).
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This picture made me realise that work should be organised under a cooperative.
I would like to see some data on how many of these petitions that garner enough support actually end up changing anything for the better.
Here is the data I have:
- 0
actually end up changing anything for the better.
I think the government misunderstood the assignment here. And it was a stupid assignment in the first place
Government responded:
we talked about this 9 months ago clearly we dont need to talk about it ever again
The government has no plans to "good thing"
Government responded: “It’s ‘Winner takes all’, not ‘Winner takes most things’ “