Not Paying Down Deficit-Cons Think Voters Cant Understand Sums

DecentLivingWage

So then... spring budget... what say you all?

moneyinmypocket

We need house prices to rocket again and they will!!!

The great British homeowner will then buy stuff for his castle and that my friends will boost growth

I like to chant homeowner homeowner homeowner over and over while squeezing as tight as possible my man fruits

Fella

BobQ wrote: »

Maybe they think some of the reaction to his posts is more offensive than the posts he made in the first place?

Another problem easily solved by them moving his garbage threads somewhere they belong.

Fella

Moby wrote: »

Oh dear.....I think we are taking ourselves a bit too seriously. Is it really necessary to snitch on posters you don't like. I'm just suprised you feel strong enough to care. I wouldn't dream of asking them to ban you or that White Horse loon.

Snitching would be doing something in secret. My actions were the opposite, openly posting my dislike for DLW's habit of using this board to vent his biased spleen. I also pointed out openly on here that I tried to get the mods to moderate him.

I'm very happy to be open about the poster's I dislike, which would certainly include you. However your posts are mainly just dull, bitter & sometimes containing accusations that you are unable to backup when challenged, I.e. pathetic overall but not worth reporting.

DecentLivingWage

The IMF and ONS think the deficit is going up under this government - let's stay focused on topic to discuss their concerns over our uk economy

Generali

DecentLivingWage wrote: »

The IMF and ONS think the deficit is going up under this government - let's stay focused on topic to discuss their concerns over our uk economy

No they don't.

The deficit has fallen by roughly £20-30,000,000,000 since the Tories got in. The difference between the ONS, the IMF (who use the ONS stats) and you is that the first 2 have a Scooby.

Wookster

Thrugelmir wrote: »

The money wasn't spent on anything that generated growth.

So when income from financial services and activity generated from the UK property sector vanished overnight. A structural hole was all that was left.

The economy was allowed to get ahead of itself. Party is over. The clearing up continues allied by by an almighty debt hangover.

Exactly what I said

Moby

Fella wrote: »

Snitching would be doing something in secret. My actions were the opposite, openly posting my dislike for DLW's habit of using this board to vent his biased spleen. I also pointed out openly on here that I tried to get the mods to moderate him.

I'm very happy to be open about the poster's I dislike, which would certainly include you. However your posts are mainly just dull, bitter & sometimes containing accusations that you are unable to backup when challenged, I.e. pathetic overall but not worth reporting.

Quite telling post that. Your puffed up sense of self importance for one thing. I also wonder how you dislike someone you've never met? If you read DLW...he doesn't do personal. He stays political and doesn't engage. Unlike you and unlike me. You are the one venting your spleen. Mr self appointed internet warrior. There's enough vitriol and material in that post to keep an army of psychologists busy for a month. Keep taking the meds!;)

Moby

Thrugelmir wrote: »

The money wasn't spent on anything that generated growth.

So when income from financial services and activity generated from the UK property sector vanished overnight. A structural hole was all that was left.

The economy was allowed to get ahead of itself. Party is over. The clearing up continues allied by by an almighty debt hangover.

Time and time again people have no memory of the billions that were also pumped into the NHS and education during the mid 2000's. You may not have agreed with that policy...but that's where all the money went!

Masomnia

Moby wrote: »

Time and time again people have no memory of the billions that were also pumped into the NHS and education during the mid 2000's. You may not have agreed with that policy...but that's where all the money went!

Why weren't they honest with the electorate that if they wanted the services they would have to pay for them? That's the issue I have. That and value for money, but that's a separate thread.