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I loved going to college.

It's good you can retrain and do something.

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High hopes were once formed of democracy, but democracy means simply the bludgining

of the people, by the people, for the people, it has been found out. Oscar Wilde wrote that in 1891. I'd say that's a pretty stark

interpretation of where we found ourselves but I also think there may be plenty of people who agree on the vibe of that quotation somewhat,

even more than a century later. Here in the UK, it's fair to say we're not on a great run when it comes to choosing our leaders.

Not that we've had much chance to pick them for ourselves of late.

The last general election gave us Johnson, then the Tory membership foisted Liz trust upon us, and now there

Sunak, who was effectively chosen by Tory MPs alone. So might it be better if just nobody chose

our politicians? If those decisions were made for us, not by some anointed

figurehead or through positions bestowed by a higher power, but by a system that was somehow

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