Should Britain Have A General Election.

Why start practicing democracy now?

No…Labour won a landslide.
Prime ministers come and go.
The Tories ,whose 14 years of disastrous rule the electorate seem to have forgotten,got through several.
And currently have another disaster at the helm.
What does the country want?
Trump clone Farage?
That’s a disaster waiting to happen.

And I can’t see an image if there should be one.

I'm not sure how having a GE will help an already divided and increasingly polarised country. As long as there are no major changes to the published manifesto at the last GE (like adopting assisted suicide as govt policy), the MPs all have a mandate to serve the full term. We don't have a presidential system in the UK so we don't (or shouldn't} vote for someone who behaves like one. I realise that the ignorance of the majority of voters over exactly how their own system works, combined with the personality obsessed media (traditional and new) make it difficult for people to get beyond the superficial, but that is the nature of our form of democracy.

(If there is an image here, I can't see it, but I assume it's of the No 10 cat.)

No.