Have you ever thought of leaving? Just throwing in the towel, calling it quits, packing your bags and going somewhere else? Somewhere better? Somewhere you’re actually wanted?
Have you felt weary of things as they are now; today? Do you hanker for a simpler life without the constant hassles and struggles?
Have you ever looked around you and shaken your head in disbelief at what we have become?
Have you ever looked at those in charge, those in authority, those with power and thought, “I wouldn’t trust you to walk my dog”?
Have you looked at those around you and thought: “You don’t belong here. You have no right being here. Your very presence is dragging us all down, making things worse”?
I know it sounds like I’m talking about emigrating: leaving the UK for somewhere greener, somewhere life feels less heavy. But I need to clarify.
When I asked about leaving, I meant quitting the demolition and construction industry. When I asked about those in charge, I meant the managers, foremen, company owners. And when I questioned those who don’t belong, I wasn’t referring to migrants. I was talking about those people currently stealing a living on demolition and constructions sites up and down the land. The ones that would really rather be somewhere – anywhere – else; that have a plastic card that says they’re competent, but have a skill set that proves the otherwise.
If you have experienced any of these feelings, you are not alone.
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