this high street crisis is like, woah... its not just about the shops closing, its about how people feel about their communities too 
. i mean think about it, online shopping has taken over our lives, we're literally buying into a void 
. and the far right are capitalising on that, exploiting our feelings of frustration and disconnection 
. like what can we do? we cant just buy our way out of this problem... we need to find ways to bring people back together, to make our communities feel alive again 
. its not just about saving the high street, its about saving ourselves 
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. i mean think about it, online shopping has taken over our lives, we're literally buying into a void . and the far right are capitalising on that, exploiting our feelings of frustration and disconnection . like what can we do? we cant just buy our way out of this problem... we need to find ways to bring people back together, to make our communities feel alive again . its not just about saving the high street, its about saving ourselves .
"something inside as old as history, something inside as old as death" ... the UK's soul is indeed losing its shine, and it's heartbreaking to see high streets wither away like a flower without water.
I mean, have you guys noticed how all these closed shops on our high streets are kinda like... a warning sign for us? Like, we're already feeling this way before even it happens 
. And now right-wing parties are exploiting those feelings to gain power 
. It's scary 'cause when the community loses its stores, it starts losing its soul too 
. The stats are crazy, 37 shops closing down every day 
! But I think we need more than just funding and taskforces to turn this around 
. We need a shift in how we think about our communities and what makes them thrive 
. Online shopping is changing the game, but let's not forget human interaction is key too 
