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I think the biggest distress of landlord vs Keir Stramer is my finding out that Right Said Fred are total mentalists too.
What a pussy, hes half a pint behind already!
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I think the biggest distress of landlord vs Keir Stramer is my finding out that Right Said Fred are total mentalists too.
Is nothing sacred!They’ve been COVIDiots For a while now. And Anthea Turner!
What a pussy, hes half a pint behind already!
It was fine for the 5-7% who went. The rest of us just got a job at 16, paid our taxes and cracked on. But then, we didn't have social media to whine into.
Which is fine if that's what you're suited to doing. Entrenches you into that bracket though. If you're happy getting paid less for doing harder, longer hours and in general paying a higher effective rate of tax than someone else then go on you.
There are so many people that could've made a big difference in society that were never afforded the opportunity due to things like class and sex. People who 'got a job at 16, paid their taxes and cracked on'. And had utterly miserable lives because of it because it wasn't what suited them but they put up with it.
I think the biggest way to stop this is to accept that vocational and physical work is just as demanding and important as intellectual, just in a different way. Everyone being a professor of Latin we'd all die as we'd have nowhere to live or food to eat. Everyone was a labourer we'd still be living in caves throwing spears at animals. We need both to work effectively, improve and succeed.
Equally bad when universities get their funding on completion rates, so where's the incentive to kick out a badly underperforming (or regularly dishonest!) student?
Sometimes, it can be the best thing for the student to set them free too - either Mummy or Daddy have forced them to go, or they're emotionally too immature just at the time (I know I'd have done better with a year or two gap before going, so not being patronising to some of them!) so would be betetr doing a degree, if they want to, at a time of their lives when they can maximise their potential in it.
But no, keep them in for the funding!
Which is fine if that's what you're suited to doing. Entrenches you into that bracket though. If you're happy getting paid less for doing harder, longer hours and in general paying a higher effective rate of tax than someone else then go on you.
There are so many people that could've made a big difference in society that were never afforded the opportunity due to things like class and sex. People who 'got a job at 16, paid their taxes and cracked on'. And had utterly miserable lives because of it because it wasn't what suited them but they put up with it.
I think the biggest way to stop this is to accept that vocational and physical work is just as demanding and important as intellectual, just in a different way. Everyone being a professor of Latin we'd all die as we'd have nowhere to live or food to eat. Everyone was a labourer we'd still be living in caves throwing spears at animals. We need both to work effectively, improve and succeed.
Love it when @Sky_Blue_Dreamer gets wonky
I’d like 14-19 slightly more specialised, then a budget given to people for 18+ that can be training, Uni, or start up support and can be taken at any point before say 50 (or hell before they retire). So many people would be better off working for a bit, then when inspiration hits having the support to move them where they want to be.
Erm... thanks.... I think?
As someone once said of me. "Some people think outside the box. Some think left field. When you get going you're in the car park looking for the stadium."
Ungenerous headlines under Corbyn: “This is clear evidence of the bias in the MSM against the left!!”
Ungenerous headlines under Starmer: “This just proves how useless the Labour right are”
Oh Labour internal Rorschach test, never change.
The cutting off funding for schools which has had a direct impact on vocational offers has been disgraceful, and in the long term more costly and counterproductive. And as many have said, vocational paths should have the same opportunity and acknowledgement as academic ones.Love it when @Sky_Blue_Dreamer gets wonky
I’d like 14-19 slightly more specialised, then a budget given to people for 18+ that can be training, Uni, or start up support and can be taken at any point before say 50 (or hell before they retire). So many people would be better off working for a bit, then when inspiration hits having the support to move them where they want to be.
Remember the £2.6m Johnson spent on a Downing Street media briefing room for his televised media briefings? Not happening now, he's realised some members of the press don't always ask the questions he wants to answer.
Stratton, who was hired as Johnson's press secretary is now spokeswoman for the COP26 climate change summit.
IDK mate.Yeah but that immigrant guy wants your biscuits
It’s no coincidence that we got advancements as a class when everyone worked closely together in massive fucking groups and could see we were on the same team. Fuck knows how you engender that in the 21st century economy. Other than a world war obviously.
Remember the £2.6m Johnson spent on a Downing Street media briefing room for his televised media briefings? Not happening now, he's realised some members of the press don't always ask the questions he wants to answer.
Stratton, who was hired as Johnson's press secretary is now spokeswoman for the COP26 climate change summit.
Is anyone actually surprised? Everything he spends a shit tonne of money on never actually happens.
I wonder if ministers are now feeling a little silly for circling the wagons around him when he went for his eye test.Dom Cummings dishing the dirt on Johnson and the government
Wondered if he might do that.
I feel very dirty for supporting him but come on Dom, spill the beans, this could be tremendous
Dom Cummings dishing the dirt on Johnson and the government
Wondered if he might do that.
I feel very dirty for supporting him but come on Dom, spill the beans, this could be tremendous
True. But what about Cummings?Problem is, the guy is mentally unstable and he's an out and out shitster and liar, and anything he says is not to be believed.
Haven't read the full blog from Cummings, but it appears he hasn't stuck the boot into Gove.
I sense a coup in the offing.
Problem is, the guy is mentally unstable and he's an out and out shitster and liar, and anything he says is not to be believed.
On the bright side it must mean they think we're done with covid else they'd keep Johnson on for a bit. We've all know the plan for a while, its been mentioned on here numerous times. Get Johnson out and blame any Brexit and / or covid issues on him.Haven't read the full blog from Cummings, but it appears he hasn't stuck the boot into Gove.
I sense a coup in the offing.
Haven't read the full blog from Cummings, but it appears he hasn't stuck the boot into Gove.
I sense a coup in the offing.
I’m worried that Gove will ultimately be even worse.The general public won't care about that. His demise will come from the Tories rather than the public.
Remember on here last year his biggest fanboy Grendel found his 'Operation Last Gasp' gag hilarious, yet when people told Johnson to 'take it on the chin' when he got Covid Grendel called anyone who said it a 'sick c**t'. Pathetic bootlicking stuff. As you say, he is Teflon in the eyes of many.
I am enjoying seeing the Tories and the Daily Mail turn on the Dear Leader. You love to see it. Useless fat prick, hope he gets everything he deserves.
I’m worried that Gove will ultimately be even worse.
It begs the question who wouldn’t be worse than Boris. The Tory party is long purged of intellect and is now a party of incompetent charlatans. We might be banking on Boris to save us from the rest of them.I’m worried that Gove will ultimately be even worse.
Phew, that was close. For a minute there I thought those responsible for building substandard housing were going to be left carrying the can. Still, it’s not like some of those set to benefit from this are Tory donors. Are they?Tut Tut Tut.
"Vote to protect leaseholders from cladding costs fails despite Tory rebellion | Housing | The Guardian" Vote to protect leaseholders from cladding costs fails despite Tory rebellion | Housing | The Guardian
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