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Which is why they are scrapping tax breaks on private education fees. The extra income generated will - so they tell us - be invested in state schools.

Why is state education/healthcare pointless?

Even when the 20% tax relief is scrapped after Labour get in?

I don't think it's a spite thing. Not from me. If people can afford it, then great. I'm just disagreeing that an "average" family could afford to send their child(ren) to public school. I certainly don't think a take home household income of £60K pa is "average". Plus tax relief will go when...

And the fact they literally put the son of a KGB spy in the House of Lords.

Slippery slope. How much would a £16K loan cost, do you think? And that would just be for one year's schooling.

Fuck me. They're getting really desperate now. It really is gutter politics from the cunts.

And £16Kpa is one of the "cheap" private schools. It's nonsense.

If these "average" parents are earning £30K net each then they certainly aren't average. That would be well over £40K each gross.

Well, by the looks of it, a fair few have already decided he is.

Don't think we can say that before he's even got into No. 10.

P It wasn't a short period of time. Look at the level of interest rates. People pay a hell of a lot more on a monthly basis and many more lost their homes because of Truss and her fucked up policies.

Colour me shocked.

It's almost like people want Labour to fail just because of Starmer.

I guess that's the point.

Exactly! Just what I've been banging on about.

Yes, staggering. The 2007–2008 financial crisis, or the global financial crisis (GFC), was the most severe worldwide economic crisis since the Great Depression. Predatory lending in the form of subprime mortgages targeting low-income homebuyers,[1] excessive risk-taking by global financial...

Following Farage around the country?

US lenders caused the 2008 global crash.

No, they didn't.