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Not against companies making profits that's healthily what I am against is poor regulation and absurd profits as a result.
Heating is a essential to life, and should be recognised and safe guards in place for those who are vulnerable and or low income households, thats doesn't just include Winter fuel payments because there are people under age who are just as vulnerable and get nothing.
The solution was in the ballot box back in the 1980 /90's. In a democracy the majority prevail
The majority voted Tory & got Mad Margaret, and when they privatised the utilites they deliberately kept the watchdogs they created toothless, 'cos if they had teeth they would bite the capitalist hands and no one would have bought the shares
I do not say i agree with this, but it is fact, and I did buy BT shares at the time, but refused on principal to buy water or electricity sharesWhen an eel bites your bum, that's a Moray0 -
Well I did use my right at the time I despise Tories now as I did back them a particularly that wicked excuse for human being Thatcher.0
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The solution was in the ballot box back in the 1980 /90's. In a democracy the majority prevail
The majority voted Tory & got Mad Margaret, and when they privatised the utilites they deliberately kept the watchdogs they created toothless, 'cos if they had teeth they would bite the capitalist hands and no one would have bought the shares
I do not say i agree with this, but it is fact, and I did buy BT shares at the time, but refused on principal to buy water or electricity shares
Agree with most of that – what McMillan famously called “selling off the family silver”.
I would take issue with one point. The Regulators have the teeth; but they always seem to wear a gumshield!0
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