The harsh truth about Tory policies

wageslave

mbga9pgf wrote: »

Sorry, get the point. And I agree.

Bliddy hell, you are unique on this board.

Someone willing to admit they might not be totally right about everything.

You have my entire respect and admiration.

nearlynew

wageslave wrote: »

Bliddy hell, you are unique on this board.

Someone willing to admit they might not be totally right about everything.

You have my entire respect and admiration.

Debt might be wealth

Inflation might not be theft

I might not love rewired*


















* I do really

ManAtHome

Generali wrote: »

I like Godwins Law.

Is that the one about pensions being inversely proportional to company stability..?

Braveheart100

abaxas wrote: »

I'd agree, bit of a crapper for the worthless.

You do realise that most toffs and rich folk would view you and yours as worthless don't you They would happily see you starve if the worst comes to the worst.

Braveheart100

HAMISH_MCTAVISH wrote: »

Public sector workers can look forward to working as hard and as long as private sector workers, and being grateful for the tax revenue they receive from those of us that actually produce wealth, which allows them to be employed to begin with. And not before time.

Can't imagine you produce much wealth, you spend all your time on the net:rotfl:You really shouldn't mistake debt for wealth McTavish it will land you in lots of bover.

Braveheart100

Heyman wrote: »

I think it was in one of the Michael Moore films where George Bush was talking to a woman who held down 3 jobs to support her family. And everyone clapped! So, let me get this right - it's a good thing that a woman has to work likely 70-80 hours a week just to get by?

Same mentality here. Oh if we all work hard, we'll be ok - what a sham :rolleyes:

And the gap between the rich and the poor just keeps getting wider in the US
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27295405/


But hey "You just keep working harder" and keep blaming the chavs for your plight. You couldn't make it up:rolleyes:

abaxas

Braveheart100 wrote: »

And the gap between the rich and the poor just keeps getting wider in the US
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27295405/


But hey "You just keep working harder" and keep blaming the chavs for your plight. You couldn't make it up:rolleyes:

In the UK we call this 'socialism'. Stealing from the poor to give to the rich.

chucky

Braveheart100 wrote: »

And the gap between the rich and the poor just keeps getting wider in the US
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27295405/


But hey "You just keep working harder" and keep blaming the chavs for your plight. You couldn't make it up:rolleyes:

nice sound bite but the last time i looked outside my window i was in the UK - what has that got to do with what Heyman said!?

Generali

ManAtHome wrote: »

Is that the one about pensions being inversely proportional to company stability..?

According to the video I linked to it was the longer a thread becomes, the closer the probablility that someone will be called a Nazi or compared to Hitler decomes to 1.

I think I prefer your definition however.

LauraW10

misskool wrote: »

It's not rocket science that if you work hard, you should have the money that you have made to spend. Why should you work hard, pay lots of taxes and give it away to those who can choose not to work?

Why should I work hard and pay my taxes whilst rich people don't pay taxes and contribute nothing? Why do they get to keep their money in off shore bank accounts and pay a fortune to tax accountants to make sure they avoid paying tax whilst the rest of don't? They don't call them the "Idle Rich" for nothing.

Stop picking on the little guy.