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Rishi Sunak scraps home energy efficiency taskforce
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Yeah indeed, and there was the London Riots too.
The warning is simple, by sheer weight of numbers the people hold the power, and violent insurrection against those that hold that power is a resort the people have.
The Capitol Insurrection in the US is just another example of it, they were militarised by Trump.
Point being, politicians always have to try and balance our view because of these warnings. Revolutions aren't pleasant.
Just Stop Oil are already given a bad rap in the press, and these policy flips aren't going to help. I wouldn't be surprised if these policies lead to more extreme protests in the future.