Tony Blair criticized current net zero policies, asserting they are failing because the public finds them expensive and burdensome. He urged the Labour party to connect better with the British populace by focusing on shared values like fair treatment while avoiding the 'woke' culture that has lost favor. Blair advocates for a pragmatic approach to populism, suggesting that engaging with grievances by promising stricter immigration control could be an effective strategy, even though past attempts at compromise often backfire, pushing extremists further away.
Blair's assertion outlines that the current net zero policies may fail due to public perception that they are costly and burdensome, suggesting a need for real solutions.
He argues that the concept of 'woke' has lost public support, despite its goal to eliminate prejudice, highlighting tensions within progressive movements.
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