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Universal theme park for Bedfordshire confirmed by Starmer
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Imagine being a britoid starving and freezing and then kid starver comes out and anounces an aquapark
Do you think the government is paying for the park...?
It takes government time and money to review, approve, ensure the safety of any construction, which they could be using to come up with a solution for life expectancy decreasing, ever-longer NHS waiting lists and medication shortages, etc.
They absolutely should be prioritising general welfare over this. The reason they're not is because the park will put more money in their own pockets, which is, as records will attest, the only thing Kid Starver's Labour care about.
Never mind Bedfordshire, where local government seem to do little else these days aside from cutting down trees and tearing up public benches.