Originally posted by Old Man Whirly!Alright, I understand what you're saying. She's an elitist and you obviously don't like that. I mean, I get it, but I don't know how we can have an alternative other than a full revolution.
It's all about class and wealth for Tories, Rich Muslims, Rich Christian and Republicans. None of these people want anything which affects their control.Milo Yanni, Gabbard, Badenoch, Tim Pool all cut from the same cloth. If it gets them on shitting on their own... it gets them on.
These are the top 15 countries for GDP:
United States: $20.89 trillion
China: $14.72 trillion
Japan: $5.06 trillion
Germany: $3.85 trillion
United Kingdom: $2.67 trillion
India: $2.66 trillion
France: $2.63 trillion
Italy: $1.89 trillion
Canada: $1.64 trillion
South Korea: $1.63 trillion
Russia: $1.48 trillion
Brazil: $1.44 trillion
Australia: $1.32 trillion
Spain: $1.28 trillion
Indonesia: $1.05 trillion
https://globalpeoservices.com/top-15-countries-by-gdp-in-2022/
The locations are pretty interesting. India, Indonesia and Australia in the Indian Ocean, China, Korea, Japan, Russia, Canada, U.S.A and Mexico in the north Pacific Ocean, and Britain, Spain, Italy, France and Germany in Europe. (Okay, we left Europe and Russia's being a dick, but these are the strong economies now.
I know I haven't mentioned Africa, but we have to move on from our colonial past.
Yes, I'm sure a lot of Brexiteers probably wanted cheap choc ices from Kenyan labour and hate the Belgian chocolate magnum because it's just a choc ice on a stick. Using that anecdote as a metaphor for a lot of the "good old days" and I understand your gripe with the Conservatives and rich minority conservatives but we don't live in a world of viceroys anymore.
Whenever we have these discussions about global trade Whirly, I keep asking you, what is the alternative?