Do you want to discuss boring politics? (14 Viewers)
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fernandopartridge
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In my time as a member on here we've had a Tory government and a few months of this Labour one, so it's not a huge sample size really.
It isn't necessarily about who they are, it's about what they do. Currently the government isn't really doing much if anything that I support.
How can you be surprised that I'm not keen on a government given my obvious preferences.
MalcSB
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In all circumstances?
Even if you can’t get your child in to a local school when the private one your child attended has closed because of significant additional taxation in the name of collectivism.
The Reverend Skyblue
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So, what I’ve been saying since time began, each new government are as corrupt as the government it replaces.
Tulips gone, what will Sir do next
I fucking hate politics, they will literally sell their soul to the devil himself to say the right things to get elected.
Corrupt bastards each and everyone one of them.
Can’t wait for this growth the current lit bang on about, don’t worry, do as the last lot did, just blame the last government for everything for for the next 4/5 years.
Rinse and repeat
Tulips gone, what will Sir do next
I fucking hate politics, they will literally sell their soul to the devil himself to say the right things to get elected.
Corrupt bastards each and everyone one of them.
Can’t wait for this growth the current lit bang on about, don’t worry, do as the last lot did, just blame the last government for everything for for the next 4/5 years.
Rinse and repeat
shmmeee
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I mean I thought you were left wing, yet your rhetoric suggests you’re right wing. I think you just like moaning tbh.
shmmeee
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Yeah in all circumstances. You can get your child into a state school because your local authority has a legal obligation to your child.
But sure let’s just make some more nonsense up to justify being grumpy at everything for no reason.
shmmeee
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In what way were things unravelling?
MalcSB
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Clarke is as much of a twat as Starmer is.
Bond/gilt yields have recently gone through the roof (due to global affects not just U.K. economy/government policy), the additional government borrowing costs have removed all of Reeves headroom, markets are still unconvinced of medium term growth prospects so without taking action (increased taxes or cuts - both also negatively impacting growth) markets would’ve lost even more confidence, thereby increasing borrowing costs further….thats what I meant by unravelling
If inflation remains higher for longer, Bank of England would delay reducing rates, the longer they stay higher, without there being decent growth, the more they would stifle the economy. Hence it being good news today
It’s such a fine tightrope Reeves/the government are walking I do have some sympathy but theres also been some policy decisions that have made it harder for themselves
CovValleyBoy
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Yes the Uniparty. Its days are numbered.
Nick
Administrator
You can get a place, whether it's realistic or possible or not is another question.
Grendel
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W co
Why - he is a geriatric buffoon who ironically is more to the left than Reeves anyway
Why - he is a geriatric buffoon who ironically is more to the left than Reeves anyway
I think they may achieve what they've set as the target,, we'll all be happy to work for peanuts if you will, they are doing the work of the devil..
Lower wage by fear, relatively A healthy unemployment rate unemployment,and company failures,of course I could be wrong, but I'm sure the evidence is there.
MalcSB
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Arguably most of it was going to achieve the opposite.
Current performance seems somewhat QED.