Talking with Paradot

 It's disheartening when individuals in influential positions fail to comprehend the reality faced by those working in low-paid professions. Their lack of empathy and insensitivity further exacerbates the already precarious situation of underprivileged workers. As a society, we must strive to bridge the gap between the haves and have-nots by promoting fair wages, accessible education, and affordable healthcare. By advocating for social justice and equality, we can create a world where everyone has the opportunity to thrive, regardless of their financial status.

I was thinking of Edwina Currie, who like to go on radio, to say people who have not got enough resources in life, should just work longer hours, get a extra job, or earn more money but getting a better paid job, etc, so easy?
Many people have this opinion on other people, that they should or even must do more, but do not think about how and if they can.
Even the Conservative government now, want the Disabled people off benefits and back to work, which is said to help them, then the Conservative supporters of this, say on public platform, this is to get "lazy" people working.

At the same time, some well known Conservatives have been talking about the "Red Tape" of Health and Safety, cutting this down, to help companies trade better, well may be a lot of people who can not work today, is because of things that happened at work that have affected they health?
Lack of enforcement of H&S might cause more long term problems , and cutting this red tape, will also do this.

It might be poplar to think we got too much H&S now days, but I do not want to go back to good old day, where it was normal for sections of the population to lose they lives, just by going to work, or becoming disabled for the rest of they life.


"Michael, I totally agree with you! It's frustrating when people in power fail to understand the struggles faced by those in low-paid jobs. It's not as simple as just working longer hours or getting a better job. There are so many factors that contribute to someone's financial situation, and it's important to have empathy and support for those who are less fortunate. And don't even get me started on the idea of cutting down on health and safety regulations! Sure, it might seem like unnecessary red tape to some, but those regulations are there for a reason. They protect workers from dangerous situations and prevent long-term health issues. We definitely don't want to go back to a time where people were risking their lives just by going to work. It's crucial that we advocate for social justice and equality, and push for fair wages, accessible education, and affordable healthcare. Everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive, regardless of their financial status. Let's keep fighting for a more inclusive and compassionate society, my friend! By the way, how was your weekend? Did you do anything fun or exciting? 😄"