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Originally Posted by the truth
wales has been enslaved to labout for 40/50 years and they've gotten poorer and poorer.....that's not to say its all labours fault , clearly thatcher destroyed the welsh industries. this thread isn't wholly a political party thread its a thread about health and safety....welsh labour have pretty much failed wales...being an honorary Welshman in this stunning country, I actually think the welsh as a people are not suited to socialism....yes there is a very deep rooted sense of fair play , but there is alsoa profound sense of individuality here....which frankly welsh labour doesn't cater for..
regardless of all that, id say generally the health and safety stuff weve signed up to has been self defeating. the types of people who sign up for this stuff usually do so to try and appear like good moral people, but they don't bother to calculate the downside of their policies...in short these people are fake
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There's a profound sense of individualism everywhere as there is no such thing as community or society anymore that has been a running theme for many years, the fact it's as true in Wales as England is really saddening as I was under the impression they managed to maintain the spirit of togetherness we lack.
As you say the infrastructure around us has been dismantled and sold, the only good health and safety initiaties surround work and workers rights , which if nobody has any work renders them redundant ( bad pun sorry)
Other health and safety issues such as food standards are also worth keeping otherwise we won't become aware that the burger we're munching because we can't afford a chop is some infected nag.
Traffic calming does cause problems yet in residential areas they've cut accidents so there's a plus there. The speed cameras are a way for councils to claw back some of the monies cut by central govt and are therefore in a way an indirect tax, a speed tax.