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How much do the ones who work for us care?
How much do the ones who work for us care?
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Maybe if you looked outside of the left wing blogs you'd see this.
And you're of course an avid Guardian and Daily Mirror reader  |
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I hate windows 10 bodil - when my win7 updated itself, I spent ages putting it back.
The surreptitious invasion by Microsoft to force us to use our machines their way, is nasty. Akabula, It wasn't a left wing blog. By all means post equivalent behaviour by other MPs. |
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Politicians laugh at you when you put them in categories like left, centre, right, liberal, conservative, centre left and what not. Its so common to see people nowadays blame the country's troubles on someone, just because he is liberal or left. Just look at how people behave on this forum. You give an opinion and you are immediately put into one category. If I say something in favor of muslim immigrants, i'd be called a liberal probably.
The politicians are there to make a living. They are not there to solve your issues. The trick is in making you think that's what they are for. If I had the ability to claim 2k Pounds for a toilet leak, i'll claim it. If someone tried to change the law to prevent me from doing that, i'll bring him in on the con. At the end of the day, the group of politicians that you so fondly put in groups belong to one family. And they know people can't do anything as long as they keep the people divided and keep exchanging govts among each other. That is how it has always been. And will continue to be. As long as there is need for people to be governed, there will be politicians faking to fulfill that need. |
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I only presume on posts before to assume a stance. I dont think you have to work for anyone to be a libtard. Libtards are gained in universities, schools and colleges. I am overseeing this first hand.
The labour debt at the end of the tenure was so big only you could have the answer ? |
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A lot of truth in that. Detraveller
It's just that they claim to do it on our behalf |
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Nice to know that 'libtards' are the educated ones then, Ibrahima.
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bodil
 Is it 2am already |
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that seems the stance studyform.
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I'm not. I went to a crappy (Newham) all boys comprehensive, had no further education, and possess just 1 'o' level (maths).
So I guess I can't be a libtard then. |
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There is a growing movement to dispose of (USELESS) career politicians. Unfortunately the establishment morphs/bribes/flatters the iconoclasts into ... a new breed of career politicians. I'm afraid it will have to be fire and blood. Which will delay the new breed of career politicians by ... too little time.
Maybe the anarchists have a fragment of the truth?? |
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finally, before sleep...
the national debt: https://fullfact.org/economy/has-uks-debt-doubled/ |
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Bastardo IS.
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The downside of having "Safe" seats, bodil. Perhaps the constituents play a part too.
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Was less than 100% of GDP last time I looked and the interest %age was minimal.
No different to a worker on £40k a year having a mortgage of £39k. |
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I guess the majority don't fancy fire, destruction, rapine, plunder and chaos. Or Schumpeter's 'creative destruction' put more politely. Can't blame them. But it only makes it worse in the long run - unless you're one of the blessed generation, living between major wars. Like wot we is.
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Is their anyway of stopping a debt on a country where the tax rates on workers and companies are far too low, tax rates only fit for the rich and global companies ?
nice chatting, goodnight all. x |
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GN IS. Just depends what standard of living you - collectively - want. We've borrowed so much money to spend on ourselves that at least 2 generations of the unborn will be paying it off. I call that theft from the future.
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Extreme poverty exists across wide areas of this world. The UK isnt one of them.
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Life in the one party tory state
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I liked corbyn. I loved seeing the smug careerists getting it in the face.
Unfortunately the PLP/careerist did a job on him twice with the media egging them on. Now we face a return to what in the party. Cooper, Chemical Smith, Starmer(how long has he been an MP), and to finish you off - KINNOCK (where did he come from - europe!!!) Another careerist parachuted into a safe constituency. I don't see corbyn finishing of Labour. It will be the above suits who are only interested in themselves, you will get and that puts to bed the idea of a radical alternative to the Tory lot. |
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I actually agree with all that, moisok!
This is my whole point, we (mostly thanks to Blair) have 3ish parties of mostly identical greedy piggies who don't want the trough rocked. |
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kinnock then blair did us up the erse and eradicated socialism from the party.
End of story. Not quite. Cheered on by the MSM we will soon be back to a form of Blairism. |
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Was less than 100% of GDP last time I looked and the interest %age was minimal.
No different to a worker on £40k a year having a mortgage of £39k. No. It is like having a wage of £40k and a credit card bill of 39k. 12 years ago the credit card bill was £15k and it has been increasing every year. |
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Life in the one party tory state
Finally anxious your talking sense and have come round to my way of thinking  Well done mate I knew you'd see the light eventually  |
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Never in Million years .
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Abbot the progrssive does well out of the bbc and many other public appearances
she gets paid thousands for speaking at other venues etc how on earth can they justify it talk about a gravy train |