In most developed countries, far too many people for resources to support.
In simple terms, compare it to your home. If you have three people living there and you double it to six, no extra income, but lots of extra costs, you will struggle.
We have finally arrived there globally. Far too many people, covid globally caused our leaders to shut the place down. Now the latest con with power. Then Russia/Ukraine.
Economic crisis. Etc.etc.etc.
Guaranteed food shortages this winter.
Its going to get very messy. Be prepared.

'Kwarteng accused of reckless mini-budget for the rich as pound plummets.

Stamp duty was an elastoplast during Covid to keep the economy ticking over. It worked but caused house prices to soar upwards. It's a different situation now with interest rate rises making mortgages more expensive and costs of basic essentials soaring. Our bankers (read with a silent w) are encouraged to lend recklessly again to boost their bonuses. There won't be a spare £100 billion of taxpayer's money to bail them out again.

Denial is not just a river in Egypt

What a ridiculous thing to do. We are truly f***ed now. And for those Tory members that voted for Truss - this is on them, no one else.

You now have sections of the media writing that, for example, the reversal of the NI increase is going to make virtually no difference to the less well off, those earning 30K or less. These same commentators were writing how punitive it was when introduced.

It is very hard to find any non partisan commentary anywhere.

The interest rate increases might teach people to try and live within their means and not rack up massive credit card debt, and I don't mean the very poor.

As an example, when I used to regularly visit a nursing home , the young female staff were always well turned out, nice hair, well manicured nails etc.

I was chatting to one and asked how it was affordable bearing in mind the salaries were not high in the care sector. Simple, these young people all got credit cards as soon as they could and maxed them out fairly quickly and were saddled with debt from a young age.

How many people actually save to buy something now?

Spare me the " how can people save when it's eat or heat stuff ", I am not talking about the poorest in society here.

Responsibility Deficit Disorder is a medical condition. Symptoms include inability to be corrected when wrong, false sense of superiority, desire to share personal info no else cares about, general hubris. It's a medical issue rather than pure arrogance.

You asked someone how they could afford to have nice hair and nails because they work in the care sector? What a patronising thing to do, hoping that wasn’t some kind chat up line lol.