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Stephen closes with a plea: society must reject the silence and complacency that have allowed systemic decay to flourish. Laws need to be simple, accessible, and rooted in common sense. The nation must embrace its civic traditions, strengthen local oversight, and restore respect for the rule of law.

The metaphor of the trolley symbolizes a society battered repeatedly but still capable of change—if only it collectively asserts the vital power of the word “no,” demands clarity, and actively defends its constitutional heritage. The future depends on citizens engaging, understanding, and participating actively in the renewal of Britain’s legal and political foundations.