I think you know your argument doesn't really stack up when you so glibly dismiss historically very low unemployment figures.
Losing your job is probably the single worst thing that can happen to people (though it can open new opportunities) and mass unemployment has blighted communities and countries for decades..including this part of the world. So you shouldn't dismiss it. It's good that unemployment is low.
The stock market also massively matters. People's pensions, savings as re invested in it. It's used to fuel investment in business. It certainly mattered when it was used (wrongly) in the brexit campaign and if the FTSE was on its arse you unquestionably would be going on about it, making Trumpian statements about the worst government in history etc
https://www.theguardian.com/business...erendum-brexit
Inflation is hugely important. Ours is currently higher than our peers. It wasn't a few months ago. In a few months time it may be lower. Our GDP growth is currently higher than the eurozone. In a few months it may be lower. Our wage growth has outperformed our peers in the last couple of years. It may not in the next couple.
That's my point. The data is mixed. None of it is particularly good anywhere. But you, and others on here, present a false picture of EVERYTHING being a disaster. It's not true. And you do that to present a political solution based around the party you support, which the evidence from other countries suggest wouldn't make much difference at all, or could even make things worse.