There’s a class war going on, there always has been, but now it’s becoming more apparent.
The haves v the have nots, is one for the ages, as is happening more and more, those in the middle are being squeezed so now have the loudest voices, as it is affecting them.
When the rules of the day are now being questioned and changed for their causes, the arguments become magnified, at individual and mainstream levels.
Of course, as is always the case, those lower down the class ladder, suffer.
The “cost of living crisis” being run by the BBC website, is a perfect example of this.
For months now, this “crisis” has had it’s own section on the BBC website, with stories run of middle class views on everything from supermarket prices to not having their special fruit and veg available on the shelves.
The ULEX charges of £12.50 comes in.
A direct tax which threatens the social mobility of those lower down the class ladder.
What’s the BBC got about it on their “cost of living” section?
Absolutely nothing!
Instead we have, “My costs are soaring but I can’t charge £8 for a hotdog from my business!”