robbiekeane
Well-Known Member
Sort of how it is in the US
Sort of how it is in the USThats going to happen wherever they are thiugh. Every kid brings £500+ of electronics with them these days.
Im actually a fan of uniform generally but the new “buy this specific overpriced thing from one specific store” can get bent.
I’ve said before but my ideal system would have three schools: primary (Y1-5), middle (6-9) and secondary (10-13) and I feel then you could do away with uniform in secondary.
I saw this. This is the kind of politics that will get Labour back in government. Cool Britannia 2.0
Possibly an appropriate typo...1.25% national insurance ruse
Ah he's a c**t mate , would love them to get beat at the next general I really wouldPossibly an appropriate typo...
Nice of him to pick a tax that hits the poorer disproportionately, ain't it...?
I fear we'll be stuck with them for five years after this one! Maybe with some new clothes to make it all seem like a fresh start, while the same old same old happens...Ah he's a c**t mate , would love them to get beat at the next general I really would
Tories once again protecting their backers over the many. I'll say it again as I've said many times before, working people voting for them are turkeys voting for Christmas.
Need a comedy protest vote party.
I still think a lot of people vote for them as the lesser of two evils. You might think that is wrong, but good luck trying to educate them otherwise.
Nigel has the same set of people to please as the Tories…. He just comes at it from a different angle without outright xenophobia.Basically Nigel farage then?
Define evil in this context? What is evil about the alternative(s)?
I thought the Tories were the comedy party now. Clown in charge, clowns in every cabinet position and clowns on the back benches.Basically Nigel farage then?
But, but they have lovely big flags in the background when they come on the TV.Tories once again protecting their backers over the many. I'll say it again as I've said many times before, working people voting for them are turkeys voting for Christmas.
Nah - they’ll announce another one in a week or so.I wonder if the brexit yacht will get cancelled now. We clearly can’t afford it given we need an over 10% rise in NI to pay for things we do need.
I keep hearing/reading that there’s a pandemic, we have to pay for it somehow. I can’t see how social care reforms and the financial cost of the pandemic are linked. As far as I can tell we borrowed the money to pay for the pandemic costs and the problems in social care were not caused by the pandemic but by a decade of austerity. Basically the working man is paying for the banking crisis again, first in the form of austerity now again in a tax hike to remedy the effects of austerity. Just more proof that austerity didn’t work and the elite who bought around the banking crisis still get off Scot free. Is that about the size of it?
PatheticI love how all of those who didn't even vote for the manifesto are the ones most outraged by it being broken, because they can use it as a new stick to beat the Govt with. You can argue all day about the root cause to suit your agenda, but surely you must with your roots, applaud the increase and what it's being used for.
Those who possibly could rightfully be outraged are people like me who voted for them, are paying the increase and don't have huge savings, but after the past 18 months it's a small price to pay and nothing that can't be reversed in time. If anything they should be commended for recognising the shortfall, finding a solution and having the balls to make that change to their direction knowing how unpopular a decision it would be.
Unbelievable. A better solution would have been creating a wealth tax. With this the financial gap between the social classes gets bigger... again.I love how all of those who didn't even vote for the manifesto are the ones most outraged by it being broken, because they can use it as a new stick to beat the Govt with. You can argue all day about the root cause to suit your agenda, but surely you must with your roots, applaud the increase and what it's being used for.
Those who possibly could rightfully be outraged are people like me who voted for them, are paying the increase and don't have huge savings, but after the past 18 months it's a small price to pay and nothing that can't be reversed in time. If anything they should be commended for recognising the shortfall, finding a solution and having the balls to make that change to their direction knowing how unpopular a decision it would be.
Thanks for your valid counter argumentPathetic
Yeah lets penalise people for trying to save and look after their money in favour of those who piss it up the wall (also it wouldn't have generated anywhere near as much, but don't let that get in the way of a good grandstanding soundbyte)Unbelievable. A better solution would have been creating a wealth tax. With this the financial gap between the social classes gets bigger... again.
Ha ha, you really are a muppet.Yeah lets penalise people for trying to save and look after their money in favour of those who piss it up the wall
I love how all of those who didn't even vote for the manifesto are the ones most outraged by it being broken, because they can use it as a new stick to beat the Govt with. You can argue all day about the root cause to suit your agenda, but surely you must with your roots, applaud the increase and what it's being used for.
Those who possibly could rightfully be outraged are people like me who voted for them, are paying the increase and don't have huge savings, but after the past 18 months it's a small price to pay and nothing that can't be reversed in time. If anything they should be commended for recognising the shortfall, finding a solution and having the balls to make that change to their direction knowing how unpopular a decision it would be.
Again insults with no counter, what a treat you really are.Ha ha, you really are a muppet.
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