Our thinking is not as systematic and elegant as accounting, but when we form a judgment on a person we are still checking his “good” and “bad” aspects, and each time a new fact emerges, we modify our judgment. The stronger our opinion in one direction or another, the more weighty the facts must be to make us change our opinions. But this is not an easy process, because the pros and cons are not necessarily easy to compare.
The stronger our opinion in one direction or another, the more weighty the facts must be to make us change our opinions. But this is not an easy process, because the pros and cons are not necessarily easy to compare.
When he criticized Johnson in Parliament, he said he had accomplished many great things. Brought Britain’s exit from the European Union To a successful conclusion and reach a business agreement with European Union Few think it is possible. Perhaps most importantly, thanks in part to the clever move of quickly getting enough doses, he has orchestrated the typical UK vaccination drive, and repeated it with the booster doses, leaving the EU behind for a second time. He noted his ambitious programs to empower traditionally underdeveloped regions and align them with the rest of the country, and to ensure a sound financial basis for traditionally underfunded elderly care – both commendable initiatives, regardless of ideology. Even outside the UK, there are strong signs of support for the British Prime Minister and Prime Minister He can political style: Alexander von Schoeneburgeditor-in-chief of the best-selling German daily newspaper, picturecalls him “spitting winner”And calls for leniency with regard to the urgent sins committed by his party.
But Conservative MPs also face considerations unrelated to the person or actions of Boris Johnson: the overthrow of the prime minister. st 7– It is wise to do, as the probability of a military conflict in Central Europe is getting stronger (Metaculus, a powerful open prediction platform, estimates the probability of an imminent Russian invasion at 5%, over 50% before 2023) – especially if it relates to a relatively petty crime ?
On the other hand, is this violation really trivial? It can be argued that – notwithstanding all the good he (or she) has done – a prime minister who has been proven to have repeatedly lied and broken laws enacted by him (or she himself) is unfit for office. This is certainly the view of former Scottish Conservative Party leader Baroness Davidson and former Cabinet member Johnson explicitly saying “For God’s sake, get out of here!”
Not just to celebrate prime ministers
These internal tensions do not arise only around individuals and their contested claim to senior positions. Another example is the policy that many countries currently have for mandatory vaccination of health care personnel. Anyone who does not comply will be fired. Nice and principled attitude: after all, anyone working in the care sector must take all possible measures to protect the vulnerable people they care for.
