If you read the article, you can read of a white NHS staff member, who asked these people to move so she could park her car as she was doing a home visit, who was verbally abused!

Funny, I had a few boomers tell me last weekend that it's much more cost effective. It took so much for me to not roll my eyes.

The Sky interview on Nuneaton high Street in the Summer a perfect snapshot. An Asian businessman expressing his concern with flags etc, a group of youths racially abusing him, and a white shop owner demurring to comment at first then saying "yes it's worse since Reform". She is the silent majority.

Broadcasters - especially the BBC - have been working hard to ensure they give a voice to the 25-35% of people willing to vote Reform (and harder groups within that, like anti-asylum protest and Tommy protest)

Need to pay as much attention to the unheard majority who fear that form of politics

I know it was a different time but imagine if my PTSD was recognised by 10 or even 15?

Would I be in this state? And I don't have it as bad as others.

We still live in a society where we can only treat things when they get to a severe stage :(