Things I consider unethical (actively bad for the majority of people)
Ethical:
- Credit cards
- Stocks and shares
- Driving diesel/petrol
- Smoking (especially in public)
- Excessive drinking
- Excessive ownership of money (large spending should be regulated, advised and approved)
- Excessive gambling (more than your excess income)
- Cruelty to others, animals (i.e. physical abuse, domestic violence) and abandonment
- Funding anti-LGBT business (or any anti-equality-based division)
- Public possession of guns
Ethical:
Things that I think may be controversial, but are the right way forward
- Pornography
- Eating meat irregularly, sustainably or being vegetarian/vegan
- Opting for renewable energy resources
- Adoption (submission and selection)
- Euthanasia
Improvement required:
Things that the government really needs to work on
- Universal basic income
- Mental health walk in centres
- Online systems for voting and more regular votes
- Learning and education past 18 for changes to UK law or curriculum, to cover finance, jobs, looking after yourself, cleaning, DIY etc
- Self assessment tax returns - should be much more automated
- Tax rebates - Should never be so problematic
- Prohibition of drugs
- Driving licences should require regular reassessment of updated practices