
Where the only thing โcommonโ is the contempt they hold for the public.
๐งผ Scandal, Sleaze & Self-Interest: Welcome to Westminsterโs Favourite Soap Opera
Once imagined as the beating heart of British democracy, the House of Commons now resembles a back-alley flea market where ethics go to get pawned. Each week brings a fresh scandal, like a cursed advent calendarโonly instead of chocolate, you get corruption, cover-ups, and careerism coated in PR spin. ๐๐คก
Remember when MPs were supposed to represent their constituents? Yeah, that quaint little fantasy packed its bags around the same time as affordable rent, functioning NHS services, and the last shred of political integrity. Instead, weโve got Honourable Members dodging accountability like itโs a sportโgreased up by donors, lobbed softballs by friendly media, and cushioned by second homes paid for by you. ๐ ๐ธ
Their true priorities? Not poverty. Not crumbling infrastructure. Not even the cost-of-living crisis. No, theyโre far too busy shouting over each other in a taxpayer-funded pantomime and checking WhatsApp groups for the latest party lineโor party invite.
Meanwhile, the country is on its knees, its people squeezed dry, and the House isโฆ still debating whether water companies should be allowed to continue pumping raw sewage into rivers. (Spoiler: they voted yes.) ๐ฉ๐๏ธ
Itโs not governance. Itโs government-themed performance artโexcept no one asked for tickets and the exit signs are covered in red tape.
๐งจย Challengesย ๐งจ
Why do we still call it the House of Commons when itโs become a gated club for careerists and crisis manufacturers? Drop your angriest takes, your pettiest burns, or your sharpest sarcasm below the blog. Letโs not just moanโletโs mock them mercilessly. ๐ฃ๏ธ๐ฅ


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