I’d defo go for a pint if I had just saved Liverpool from rampage. Nothing male about that

I think what you’re missing here is that this policy proposal is entirely based on vibes and not on any practical forethought / we all know from Trump’s current run that gives are so much more powerful as a policy making tool

Don’t forget the time! All the time that it wastes! How much actual research we’d be able to do if we had that time back

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That universities are politically bad for them, and that they are ‘not worth’ the money for most students. The second one demonstrably false as having a degree continues to be an economic gain. The first one is sure- if you want an authoritarian state Unis are bad for that

Universities employ more than twice the number of people of car manufacturing for example, and used to be one of UK’s most profitable sectors. The government’s started killing them in a way that would not happen in any other sector, hurting growth in the name of ideologically blinkered view

They are obviously concentrated more than let’s say Tesco employees, there are many Unis across the country but obviously they create a local contraction. As there is one uni in most smaller cities/towns.
What you refuse to accept is that it’s not just Southend, the whole sector is losing jobs