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Johnny The Guesser
13 Jun 17 17:50
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What is so wonderful about borrowing loads more money to make our lives better, only to burden our children and grandchildren with ever increasing debts ?

We've already spent £1.7 trillion of our kids' money on ourselves  - When are we going to stop being selfish and say enough is enough ?

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1st time poster
When: 13 Jun 17 18:03
you mean them children an grandchildren helping themselves to 50 grand tuition fees knowing millions of them will never pay a penny back,them children
them children getting free cshool tablets ,computers,them children begging their parents for every latest gadget.them children begging their parents for 3 foreign holidays a year,etc,etc
don't shed to many tears
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twizzle22
When: 13 Jun 17 18:06
Austerity will be over in my house if Bangladesh win the champions trophy..i'm on @200/1Happy
By:
Injera
When: 13 Jun 17 18:17
Go twizzle!

Johnny - Corbyn and his fans care nothing for debt, personal responsibility or future generations. Giving people a blank cheque is very attractive and it equals votes.

Socialism at its worst. Free stuff for everyone and the rich will pay for it...we hope..
By:
Foinavon
When: 13 Jun 17 18:18
Good punting, Twizzle. Still two hurdles to be negotiated although I would liken them to The Chair at Aintree.
By:
twizzle22
When: 13 Jun 17 18:23
Each Way 1/3...beat India Thursday and "They'll be dancing in the streets of Hawick"Grin

Cheers chaps.
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1st time poster
When: 13 Jun 17 18:23
that's labours principles,which party has ripped their principles up
keeping triple lock
winter fuel payments for all
billions for Ireland
scrapping social care bill
ending austerity

all to keep the keys to the limousines,at least labour put their spending plans to the electorate
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cooperman
When: 15 Jun 17 10:42
Any decent businessman/woman knows that investment is crucial to success and the majority use borrowing to achieve that success. Dave & George gambled with the future of the country and suddenly lost interest in politics when it went pear shaped. Theresa gambled too and will exit just as quickly before the next election.

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Foinavon
When: 15 Jun 17 14:47
In contrast, Blair and Brown were textbook models of probity.Crazy
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twizzle22
When: 15 Jun 17 14:48
Austerity lives onSad
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