So, lets look back on it. What have they achieved? Nothing, ok we knew that, they didn't really complain about anything, they were mostly people who struck me as being a bit thick (we're angry, solution? oh thats someone elses problem), trashing open areas in the city.
But what I'm really asking is why have people not really demanded any change on important issues. We've got growing (in London) wage / housing costs, to a level we've not seen in times that have good data available for.
We have a growing tax bill for people who often own more assets than those funding it. I'm talking about pensions. People who are 22 trying to save money are paying for people who've retired at 65 on final salary pensions and own a valuable property they under occupy. This looks impossible for a young person today.
As the economy starts to recover, it is standard to see the inequality gap actually grow. Myself I think it will be worse this time due to the effect of the housing market. (Not helped by unrestricted migration (internal and external)).
But yet, those stupid pissheads who just wanted to have a drug-in/love-in orgey in central London whilst simultaneously avoiding feeding the homeless, achieved nothing.
They still owe me for two inner tubes, they kept breaking bottles on city road, the little entitled pricks apparently unable to use a broom.
Anyway, as things get worse for the youngest adults in London, do you think we will see a repeat? Or did the self entitled, solution less, guardian reading retards, destroy those peoples faith in protest?


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