Do you think there is any good leadership?This is it
I'm not big in to politics because it's just 2 cheeks of the same arse isn't it
Whoever people have voted for, the crux is Britain is being let down by those in power and has been for decades.
None of them have come up with a plan to actually fix the NHS instead of just saying it
None of them have stopped the rampant profiteering from places such as supermarkets, insurance companies etc
None of them have the bollocks to tell councils and others that the millions they rake in a week from the taxpayer have been pissed away
None of them have got a handle on rampant uncontrolled immigration
I could go on
Britain will always be a choice between 2 parties who are fuck all different when you get down to it
Woke up this morning feeling fine, how's your new world you were bragging about?
You might catch on that they are all cunts one day, regardless of what colour tie they have on.
It's a new world because those corrupt Tory cunts are no longer destroying every single public service. So yeah, fine, thanks for asking.
It's just the corrupt Labour Cunts instead.
Cracks me up when people are invested like it's their football team.
OK point out the billions of pounds that this government have handed out to their mates then.
Im not. But when I’m making the point that new governments often don’t poll well I’m not sure it’s relevant. I know you really really want a Tory govt in 2029, i just think you’ll have to wait a bit.
Even a moderate wealth tax would generate substantial income.Do you think there is any good leadership?
At work or in anything you’re Involved in
What does that look like
What would you like to see
as for councils you know adult and children’s social care is fucked don’t you?
what’s the solution if we don’t give some more money to invest in enough people to do the job properly
And yet reform are calling them the most left wing givebrment in history and MarxistEven a moderate wealth tax would generate substantial income.
Instead they’re making concessions to non-doms, allowing rampant profiteering in the energy and water sectors as just 2 examples.
They may not be the Tories or culpable for what they have done, but they have no desire to do anything different.
Don’t really care what those goons are saying to be honest.And yet reform are calling them the most left wing givebrment in history and Marxist
They want to win I know it sounds mad but that’s itDon’t really care what those goons are saying to be honest.
All of those measures are reasonable to implement - why don’t they want to do it?
They've won Pete, the election was last July. They have a large majority.They want to win I know it sounds mad but that’s it
I knowThey've won Pete, the election was last July. They have a large majority.
They don’t care mate - stop defending them.I know
You know
They want to be seen as sensible business minded and successful
They’re scared of their own shadows
I hope that’s not trueThey don’t care mate - stop defending them.
New governments sometimes don't poll well but that's usually when they're not doing anything anybody wants
Let's see what happens. You were telling us all they would move left after the election after all.Yeah no shit. Every government does stuff people don’t want. Best to do it at the start.
I don't necessarily disagree with you, but it that were to happen what happens instead? You've essentially only got three other 'mainstream' parties left and I don't think any of them would be great.They're not even trying to hide it.
At the next election both Labour and the Conservatives deserve nothing more than a total whitewash defeat. The problem is, I have no faith in the general public using their brains and voting for anything other than a 'safe choice', and I have next to no faith there is anyone else out there willing to step up and fill this void with any kind of common sense approach and policies.
What they're getting away with at present is absolutely shocking, though. I agree with you.
It’s early days, give it time.OK point out the billions of pounds that this government have handed out to their mates then.
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Train drivers pay rise will be £1bn over 6 years. There will be more, it’s just the nature of the mates who have changed.
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It’s early days, give it time.
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Of course not, I was giving 99% of SBT an opportunity to donate.Oh my god a political party asking for donations???
Have you alerted the press about this discovery Malc?
Did it resolve the strike?Of course not, I was giving 99% of SBT an opportunity to donate.
I wonder how much the rail unions have donated in the past though, for which their membership have been richly rewarded.
Thanks for the heads up. What a prat I am - but you knew that anyway.Ah yes, because asking for donations is the same as giving £40m to your pub landlord and pal.
They're all as bad as each other!!!1!
(by the way Malc, that extract you've copied and pasted includes your email address (and name), might want to edit that)
Any strike can be resolved. It depends at what cost. some agreement to modernising working practices would have made the deal easier to swallow.Did it resolve the strike?
The point I was trying to make is that Labour have mates they reward just like the Tories do. How these “friendships”arise may be different, but the outcome in terms of reward may be similar. In rail unions case, it is not reward to an individual but to the membership of that union.Ah yes, because asking for donations is the same as giving £40m to your pub landlord and pal.
They're all as bad as each other!!!1!
(by the way Malc, that extract you've copied and pasted includes your email address (and name), might want to edit that)
The train drivers deal will cost over 50% more per year than the £40 m you seem outraged about.Ah yes, because asking for donations is the same as giving £40m to your pub landlord and pal.
They're all as bad as each other!!!1!
(by the way Malc, that extract you've copied and pasted includes your email address (and name), might want to edit that)
The train drivers deal will cost over 50% more per year than the £40 m you seem outraged about.
It’s early days, give it time.
Train drivers pay rise will be £1bn over 6 years. There will be more, it’s just the nature of the mates who have changed.
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Of course not, I was giving 99% of SBT an opportunity to donate.
I wonder how much the rail unions have donated in the past though, for which their membership have been richly rewarded.
The train drivers deal will cost over 50% more per year than the £40 m you seem outraged about.
It wasn’t being resolvedAny strike can be resolved. It depends at what cost. some agreement to modernising working practices would have made the deal easier to swallow.
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