Your "Westminster is the problem" post brought back a question I haven't thought of in a while: should the UK move to have a level of parliament that more emphatically centres cross-nation debate? This would require the creation of a separate English parliament.
In other words, should England become a devolved nation?
It's one of the reasons I advocate for independence in the first place. Westminster doesn't serve anyone across the UK. England don't have their own parliament.
Sure, they have local MPs, but those local MPs are chasing everything from luxurious and powerful cabinet positions to hoping they're around for long enough that they're made a Lord. To be around for a long time, they tow the party line while private water companies infect their constituents with parasites.
So yes, an English parliament would be great. It's something I've supported since I first got involved with politics in 2013.
