Then on top of all this we have Local Council Rates going up, and Taxes being toyed around with by each new Government and its never in the favour of the people.

It comes to the stage where if every household in the country that is lower-class or middle-class will collapse due to the constant rasing of prices from companies, Local Councils, and Taxes being raised.

If the country were a business, this punishing the public for existing and taking part in the Political Systems in place, the country would collapse. This, by the way, is how a revolution happens, the people finally get tired of the foolishness, they get tired of high prices, getting overtaxed, forced to pay high rates, because the people have discovered that none of the politicians of any political-faith, will do anything that will bring prices down.

The politicians/leaders get stuck in to a Mindset that leads them to believe that being in power they can change everything, but once in power they discover that there are many limitations, rules and so on that they must obey and take part of. I knew a man who always said that all the politicians were, “Tarred with the same brush”, meaning that they all, regardless of who they are, have the same mental-blindness and unproductive mentality as each other.

Revolutions or Reformations come when the people are finally sick and tired of needless endless struggle just to stay alive. All the struggle removes the joy and happiness of life, but the politicians, stuck in their fruitless thinking, think that they are making a difference and thus the endless struggles for the general population continues.

They say that things must get much worse before they get better, applies here.
The reason why is that if right now the politicians were messing everything up, but the people still had jobs, were healthy and a lot of money then the people would still embrace the politicians.

But when life gets harder from the results of the political systems in place, then the failure of the leaders cascades down to the general public, and if the leaders cannot combat high prices the people must pay for the failures of the leaders. This, in turn, makes the people bitter, angry, and frustrated, because they realise that they are paying huge amounts of money to the Local councils and Government and still things just get worse and worse for those who are not wealthy.

People, if they are happy, will not want change, but they will want change if the systems in place and the leaders who are voted in are failing them. The public who favour the political Left will join with those who favour the Political Right because they have discovered that neither the Political Left or Political Right is working for them.