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Sign the petition calling on PM Keir Starmer to be bold when dealing with Donald Trump (act.38degrees.org.uk)

submitted 2 weeks ago by tardigrada to c/unitedkingdom@feddit.uk

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Why is this important?

We’ve seen in the past that a rogue President Trump has ridden roughshod over international climate agreements, he’s happy to cosy up with dictators like Putin, and he’s even had his eyes on our NHS as part of trade deals. Worst of all he seems to do this all with little care for the consequences to anyone but himself.

At 38 Degrees, our supporters unite to build a society that’s fairer, kinder, respectful and more sustainable - values that, unfortunately, Donald Trump does not share.

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[–] tardigrada 5 points 2 weeks ago

The petition alone won't change much, but it could be one step in the right direction when we are willing to keep going a long way. That sounds pathetic, and maybe it fails, but being indifferent and doing nothing is certainly not an option as we know. As Biden said in his recent speech, "Setbacks are inevitable, giving up is unforgivable."