Okay good, and how is the country now for the youngsters who are not going to do better than their parents, can't afford to get on the property ladder? While the boomers have it good.
You are now changing the point you made. You mentioned since WW2 not me, now you are talking about current issues. Anyway you clearly hate the country I do not.
If you now want to talk about the current situation yes we have problems, just like many other established countries. Some of that has been caused by Brexit which was the product of Farage and has severely impacted our economy.
There is a real issue for youngsters as you say and our political system has not responded well, not least because older generations tend to vote and are a powerful lobby - hence the fuss over the removal of winter fuel (a very logical policy which was badly implemented) and the refusal to remove the triple lock, a policy that did its work years ago and must be ended.
There are also major issues to be dealt with on AI, simultaneously a massive threat and huge opportunity.
Am I confident in the two main parties do a great job on this, of course not. Do I think the people running Reform or Greens have any chance of doing better? Not a chance.
Overall do I believe the UK will do OK in the medium term, yes because we are great and so long as we keep the likes of Farage away from power it will be fine.
