i think the major disappointing element on this campaign is learning less and less about the value of each parties manifestos but its more about mud slinging and who can make each other look bad. i do not trust millipede and his cronies, he still cannot admit to his party ballsing it up the last time.
Equally disappointed by Lib dems, no ambition and just geared themselves up to support the winning party. This tactic has probably lost themselves alot of votes that they worked so hard to win the last time.
I don't buy this economics bollox. There was a global recession and Browns actions led the western world in supporting the banks and enabling the status quo
It's a difficult decision. Part of me wants to vote tactically but on the other hand I really want to vote with my heart
My decision is made. I'm not playing games just voting for what I believe in
Me too. Not voting tactically, just voting with the party that best reflect my views.
Trouble is, I don't think the Muslim Brotherhood are fielding any candidates in Coventry North West.
Thank God the brainwashing is nearly over
Be able to put the TV back on
Thank God the brainwashing is nearly over
Be able to put the TV back on
Yeahave been a rough few yearsNervously awaiting the consequences for my future employment, however!
I bet all these public sector workers are annoyed with the cuts caused by Labour overspending.
Me too. Not voting tactically, just voting with the party that best reflect my views.
Trouble is, I don't think the Muslim Brotherhood are fielding any candidates in Coventry North West.
I bet all these public sector workers are annoyed with the cuts caused by Labour overspending.
Not yet!
Indeed, although they're probably not as worried as the people needing to feed themselves from foodbanks because the 'irreplaceable' talent from the financial banks wanted to take crazy gambles to make themselves even richer.
Still, it's not like a little austerity isn't good for the soul, eh - even if it's not actually needed.
http://www.theguardian.com/business/ng-interactive/2015/apr/29/the-austerity-delusion
And that's me done on politics. Sorry NW, I rose to the bait.... it's just too tempting!
The banks are responsible for a lot, but how on earth are they to blame for the government not putting enough aside for a rainy day?
So what would you suggest then? More council cuts, carers spending even less time with the elderly, removing disability benefits? Go on what's the solution?
Welfare has to take the brunt of the cuts, along with more efficiencies in the public sector.
I was talking about who was to blame, so I don't see why your asking me those questions. It has nothing to do with what I said.
Welfare has to take the brunt of the cuts, along with more efficiencies in the public sector.
What would you suggest?
I cannot be more efficient just at the moment, without having a breakdown...
Anyway, welfare doesn't have to be cut if taxes are raised to pay for it...
Theres always savings that can be made.
Taxes are too high already, hard working people deserve a chance to get on.
I would suggest this country is going to be in debt for many many decades. The notion that a few cuts in benefits would solve these problems are frankly ridiculous.
Ultimately to bring revenue in you need to tax the well off more. There is no other solution. If we want the NHS we need to pay for it. Personally I'd make people of a certain income band take out PHI to alleviate the burden.
I'd also make people of a certain income pay for doctors appointments.
I'd increase the tax rate to 70% for those earning over £150,000
I would raise stamp duty massively for properties over £750,000
Oh and I'm voting Green by the way due to their animal welfare policies. Cameron can shoot stags one handed. Did you know that? He can fuck off for that alone.
Theres always savings that can be made.
Taxes are nowhere near as high as in some European countries
Neither is unemployment.
And that's me done on politics. Sorry NW, I rose to the bait.... it's just too tempting!
Brilliant policies, Britain will be back to the economic powerhouse of the 70's in no time.
Just one question though, what happens when all those earning over £150k move their wealth abroad?
Neither is unemployment.
I was talking about who was to blame, so I don't see why your asking me those questions. It has nothing to do with what I said.
Welfare has to take the brunt of the cuts, along with more efficiencies in the public sector.
What would you suggest?
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