You know what our problem is, in Britain?

The figure for tax avoidance is out by a factor of about 12. See https://fullfact.org/economy/tax-avoidance-evasion-uk/

"HMRC estimates that £2.7 billion was lost through tax avoidance", while the post says £34 billion.

    >13 Since 2010 the richest 1000 individuals have increased   their wealth by £225bn
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    >14 This is supposed to be a coincidence

Is it? According to who?

Many of these "problems" really aren't. For example:

    >The unelected House of Lords outnumbers the Commons for the first time in 550 years.

So what? It's not like MPs and Lords take part in the same votes, and that therefore the Lords has some numerical advantage. Comparing the number of Lords to the number of MPs is meaningless.

    >Worldwide, only Britain and Iran automatically grant religious leaders a place in parliament.

Yes, it's a bit of an anachronism, but in reality it has very little impact.

The actual problem is thinking you can communicate to the British masses via a Twitter thread. completely detached.

True, but also pure politics and as such likely to get flagged off HN.