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Deflection again. I never said this rail policy was a major issue they should be concerned with right now - they've got far bigger issues to overcome. I was merely adding my opinion to the subject as it was mentioned in this thread. You however have used this as a convenient way to avoid...

Yep, Labour need to concentrate on getting the power to put in their social reform rather than bang on about their social reform. Then push it through when they get power. Sadly it looks like getting that power will mean treating people as rather basic and unintelligent - get a catchy slogan...

From that I'm assuming you're trying to say they don't have cheaper rail tickets. But nice that from that entire post the only thing you can find to argue on is that sometimes the tickets aren't cheaper

Alexander isn't up to the task either but he's doing it. Jess Phillips main aim wouldn't be to be the voice of Britain on the world stage, it would be to get Labour back to where it was against the Tories and she's feisty and witty enough to take on Alexander. Plus she's perfect to get him to...

The truth is with our possession, style of play and chances we SHOULD have given someone a spanking by now, so the question becomes why HAVEN'T we? That can be down to two things. Firstly, the inability of strikers to finish guilt edged opportunities and why we have consistently brought in so...

I didn't ignore it - I said those forecasts are because investors would deliberately make it so to make it unpalatable. There is no logical reason for it to occur any more than from any other share issue. As I said if anything there is more of a benefit than from a normal share issue because the...

So we should welcome the expertise of the European companies - who're owned by their governments. Thus totally negating any argument you won't have the knowledge or expertise in a state owned company. We could have our own railways being successful and investing in the European ones and making...

Are you telling me that Alexander doesn't let people down and those people don't have trust him? Are you saying that the Irish border won't create issues? Are you saying the SNP won't be pushing for indyref2 and that it's likely Alexander will at some point say something derogatory about the...

Got to be going for the win to bounce back. Also reckon we should go two up top. Marosi Hyam......Fadz.....Rose Dabo..........................Mason Allen.........Kelly........Shipley Max.....Baka/Hiwula Subs: Wilson, McCallum, Pask/Drysdale, O'Hare, Westbrooke, Godden, Hiwula/Baka Would be...

And why would this happen? Because as I said above they don't want to share any of the wealth and because the markets control the prices they're in a position to make it happen deliberately to keep on being greedy. It's a self-fulfilling prophecy because they want it to be. Think of all the...

Scandinavian countries have quite a few of them.

Well it is because with a Tory win setting up offshore was a complete waste of time, effort and money.

Control of private shares isn't Stone Age - it's actually a sensible progression of corp tax. Companies minimise tax bills and avoid it where possible to increase dividend payouts - the public and private sector are at total odds with one another and it becomes this battle with govt passing more...

Nobody wants them apart from all those countries that have a number of those policies, and often massively outperform us on many metrics outside of economy size and on the whole have a very contented population. In our capitalist society the failure of anything even slightly left-leaning is...

Sometimes people can just be being nice/agreeable to get you off their doorstep. Haven't heard the Tories say "people hated our policies, they just hated Corbyn more"

There's been quite an overhaul with the parking at Warwick lately due to construction work. Last time we went to the WAC they'd knocked down the car park nearest to it.

Brexit will be the biggest thing - if it's unsuccessful people will look to blame the Tories saying they made a poor job of it rather than it being flawed outright. With a potential Irish border and Scot independence argument (which Alexander will inevitably offend the Scots in at some point)...

Look at what worked for the Tories. Ability or charisma? Alexander is massively divisive and not overly popular with the parliamentary mob of the Tories. If we look at the long road back it may well not be the next leader of Labour won't be there to win them an election but to get as close...

I actually agree with you on this. But isn't that what the Lib Dems are?

I agree entirely. They don't want state interference until it involves giving them money, at which point that's perfectly acceptable to create jobs etc. You're either free market or you aren't. You live by the sword, you die by it. Financial crisis I was really annoyed at the massive bailouts...