I don't have a car anyway.
Seriously, though, the loss of migrant workers has exposed some major shortcomings in multiple industries, and the most greedy people hoarding at the slightest sign that there's anything that might stand in the way of them having exactly what they might want on a whim at any hour of day or night, which means everyone else has to pile in just to get the essentials. I don't think there are insurmountable shortages nationally, just not a wastefully huge excess like there normally is, and hoarding is really making a mess of everything.
While freedom of movement might be one answer, I also think it's time multiple industries looked hard at their business model. I see long term unemployed people who'd jump at the chance to become an HGV driver, but they can't afford the training. If companies are relying on people paying for their own training, or being allegedly self employed, people who can afford any kind of training will train for jobs where they're not expected to kip in a cab, pee in a bottle and live on massively overpriced pasties.
And further to what Spaldy says, it's not even being done for the English as a whole, the entire show is run by and for a very narrow section of the population, mostly from the London commuter belt. Except most of them now live in East Anglia or Cornwall where the local population is being forced out by the property prices increase. They just mis-sold it to everyone else, conning them into thinking they were also members of the chosen people.
Pity nobody will take any responsibility for their own decisions, instead blaming it on the media, Remainers, bureaucrats, foreigners and elected politicians.
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