| Labour manifesto - discuss 12:29 - May 16 with 13517 views | Legend83 |
It would be funny if it wasn't so scary.
- Raping business which will just regressively impact the poor he is supposedly saving
- Un-funded intention to nationalise rail and utilities ("oh, we'll just borrow")
- Income tax hike on £80k plus earners (conveniently above the wage of an MP)
- Ministry of Labour (very Orwellian)
- Nationalisation of Royal Mail...how if it is a publicly owned entity? State appropriation??
- Billions for this, that and the other
- £46.8bn of taxes raised!
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| Labour manifesto - discuss on 10:06 - May 17 with 1500 views | dickythorpe |
Russ Abbot had diabetes as well...... |  | | |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 11:34 - May 17 with 1457 views | Legend83 |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 10:02 - May 17 by oh_tommy_tommy |
You want the same old same old Rays?
Strong & stable
Getting our public services cut for another 5 years.
Or you want change
Here's a short stat
Under Labour
Earning £100k a year, you'll pay £1k a year more in tax
Your child going to Uni they'll save £80k in fees/interest |
Tommy, scrapping tuition fees / student loand is a side show meant to attract the student vote.
Corbyn could have used the funding for this to roll back all the Tory welfare reforms...why didn't he? | | | |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 11:35 - May 17 with 1455 views | waynekerr55 |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 11:34 - May 17 by Legend83 |
Tommy, scrapping tuition fees / student loand is a side show meant to attract the student vote.
Corbyn could have used the funding for this to roll back all the Tory welfare reforms...why didn't he? |
Because Diane Abbott ate them? |  |
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| Labour manifesto - discuss on 11:42 - May 17 with 1448 views | swanjackal |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 11:35 - May 17 by waynekerr55 |
Because Diane Abbott ate them? |
Why did I have visions of this kind of headline when I read that.....
Only yours would be more believable. |  |
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Hypocritically hypocritical ! |
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| Labour manifesto - discuss on 11:56 - May 17 with 1443 views | rock1n |
Employment rate is lowest in 42 yrs....
42 yrs.
Let's put it all at risk with anti business socialism. Fully costed, do me a favour that works on the basis that the taxes raised will not change behaviour.
Get real, there's a reason we're the job capital of Europe and so attractive to immigrants. I suppose it'll lower immigration if that pleases you because we will all become poorer and many of us will be relying on either State benefits or State jobs for a living. |  |
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| Labour manifesto - discuss on 12:06 - May 17 with 1437 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 11:56 - May 17 by rock1n |
Employment rate is lowest in 42 yrs....
42 yrs.
Let's put it all at risk with anti business socialism. Fully costed, do me a favour that works on the basis that the taxes raised will not change behaviour.
Get real, there's a reason we're the job capital of Europe and so attractive to immigrants. I suppose it'll lower immigration if that pleases you because we will all become poorer and many of us will be relying on either State benefits or State jobs for a living. |
Anti business
Your guessing and surmising again Rocky .
You've it down to an art fair play |  |
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| Labour manifesto - discuss on 12:11 - May 17 with 1429 views | rock1n |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 12:06 - May 17 by oh_tommy_tommy |
Anti business
Your guessing and surmising again Rocky .
You've it down to an art fair play |
Guessing?
Much higher taxes on companies and entrepreneurs, expanded regulations, pay multiples
It doesn't take a nobel economist to see this will change behaviour tommy. As I said behaviour is shaped by Gov policy it's no coincidence that we have very high employment levels as a result of business friendly policy since 2010 | |
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| Labour manifesto - discuss on 12:57 - May 17 with 1391 views | Jango |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 11:56 - May 17 by rock1n |
Employment rate is lowest in 42 yrs....
42 yrs.
Let's put it all at risk with anti business socialism. Fully costed, do me a favour that works on the basis that the taxes raised will not change behaviour.
Get real, there's a reason we're the job capital of Europe and so attractive to immigrants. I suppose it'll lower immigration if that pleases you because we will all become poorer and many of us will be relying on either State benefits or State jobs for a living. |
So you've let the fact the tories have probably manipulated the system to get the figure of unemployment down hide the fact that there were 1.2milliom people eating from food banks last year. Real Wages are lower than they were 7 years ago and prices are growing twice as fast as wages currently are. Zero hour contracts is nearly at 1 million, I have a friend on one who hasn't had any work for 6 weeks with no holidays, no benefits and no redundancy either. All down to the tories and nobody else
The number of people employed is totally irrelevant to the people already in work, living in poverty.
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| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:41 - May 17 with 1354 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 12:57 - May 17 by Jango |
So you've let the fact the tories have probably manipulated the system to get the figure of unemployment down hide the fact that there were 1.2milliom people eating from food banks last year. Real Wages are lower than they were 7 years ago and prices are growing twice as fast as wages currently are. Zero hour contracts is nearly at 1 million, I have a friend on one who hasn't had any work for 6 weeks with no holidays, no benefits and no redundancy either. All down to the tories and nobody else
The number of people employed is totally irrelevant to the people already in work, living in poverty.
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Every thing is rosey in the Rocky & Bluey garden.
He'll surmise it isn't . | |
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| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:43 - May 17 with 1351 views | rock1n |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 12:57 - May 17 by Jango |
So you've let the fact the tories have probably manipulated the system to get the figure of unemployment down hide the fact that there were 1.2milliom people eating from food banks last year. Real Wages are lower than they were 7 years ago and prices are growing twice as fast as wages currently are. Zero hour contracts is nearly at 1 million, I have a friend on one who hasn't had any work for 6 weeks with no holidays, no benefits and no redundancy either. All down to the tories and nobody else
The number of people employed is totally irrelevant to the people already in work, living in poverty.
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THERE WERE NOT 1.2M EATING FROM FOODBANKS
THERE WERE 1.2M VISITS...... VISITS
THAT IS NOT 1.2M PEOPLE | |
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| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:45 - May 17 with 1345 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:43 - May 17 by rock1n |
THERE WERE NOT 1.2M EATING FROM FOODBANKS
THERE WERE 1.2M VISITS...... VISITS
THAT IS NOT 1.2M PEOPLE |
I am surmising it'll be a lot more then as I doubt 1.2million of them are single.
Only guessing mind [Post edited 17 May 2017 14:46]
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| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:47 - May 17 with 1344 views | rock1n |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:41 - May 17 by oh_tommy_tommy |
Every thing is rosey in the Rocky & Bluey garden.
He'll surmise it isn't . |
Yes and it's all doom and gloom in yours.
Who has ever stated there are not challenges? Who has ever stated that all jobs are perfect?
The difference between the likes of bluey and I is that we don't believe the State has all the answers and we don't believe there is some mythical nirvana out there.
Get off your arse look around, retrain, move if necessary. Stop expecting the Gov to do everything for you. | |
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| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:50 - May 17 with 1343 views | rock1n |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:45 - May 17 by oh_tommy_tommy |
I am surmising it'll be a lot more then as I doubt 1.2million of them are single.
Only guessing mind [Post edited 17 May 2017 14:46]
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I think people on benefits should be given food vouchers over money so they can't spend on booze and fags anyway.
Food bank use just like zero hrs are used with such hyperbole by the left. In relative terms they are a small fraction of the population. Just because you know Dai down the road using one doesn't mean every fecker under the sun is going.
If Corbyn was in charge people would still be using food banks do not kid yourself [Post edited 17 May 2017 14:55]
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| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:52 - May 17 with 1336 views | Legend83 |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 12:57 - May 17 by Jango |
So you've let the fact the tories have probably manipulated the system to get the figure of unemployment down hide the fact that there were 1.2milliom people eating from food banks last year. Real Wages are lower than they were 7 years ago and prices are growing twice as fast as wages currently are. Zero hour contracts is nearly at 1 million, I have a friend on one who hasn't had any work for 6 weeks with no holidays, no benefits and no redundancy either. All down to the tories and nobody else
The number of people employed is totally irrelevant to the people already in work, living in poverty.
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"Probably" - great argument there. Not forgetting that Labour under Blair were the masters of statistical spin.
Zero hour contracts - a) introduced by, you guessed it, Labour; b) number of contracts is actually estimated between 1.3m and 2.2m; and most importantly c) only 32% of ZHC workers wanted more hours i.e. were unhappy with their contracts.
There will be plenty more unhappy people if the flexibility (and therefore attractiveness to both employer and employee) of these contracts is removed as they will either be out of a job or prices will rise for all of us. | | | |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:53 - May 17 with 1334 views | DwightYorkeSuperstar |
If I had a zero hours contract and I had not been given any work for six weeks, I'd have likely started looking for a new or additional job a couple of days into that six week spell, rather than do absolutely nothing about it and blame somebody else. |  |
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| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:54 - May 17 with 1332 views | rock1n |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:53 - May 17 by DwightYorkeSuperstar |
If I had a zero hours contract and I had not been given any work for six weeks, I'd have likely started looking for a new or additional job a couple of days into that six week spell, rather than do absolutely nothing about it and blame somebody else. |
FFS stop talking sense mun. | |
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| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:56 - May 17 with 1329 views | controversial_jack |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:50 - May 17 by rock1n |
I think people on benefits should be given food vouchers over money so they can't spend on booze and fags anyway.
Food bank use just like zero hrs are used with such hyperbole by the left. In relative terms they are a small fraction of the population. Just because you know Dai down the road using one doesn't mean every fecker under the sun is going.
If Corbyn was in charge people would still be using food banks do not kid yourself [Post edited 17 May 2017 14:55]
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Those who visit food banks have to be referred by the social, they cannot just turn up and are certainly not given money | | | |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:56 - May 17 with 1329 views | rock1n |
I hate my job, I hate my life, I hate that I'm not paid enough.
Where is the answer?
Jeremy Corbyn, he'll sort me out.
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| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:56 - May 17 with 1328 views | Jango |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:50 - May 17 by rock1n |
I think people on benefits should be given food vouchers over money so they can't spend on booze and fags anyway.
Food bank use just like zero hrs are used with such hyperbole by the left. In relative terms they are a small fraction of the population. Just because you know Dai down the road using one doesn't mean every fecker under the sun is going.
If Corbyn was in charge people would still be using food banks do not kid yourself [Post edited 17 May 2017 14:55]
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Because they don't need money for anything else but food, fags and booze. Just shows you're out of touch with reality. I'll be one of the ones hit by labours tax hikes so don't be fooled into thinking everyone voting labour is a dole bum, far from it. | | | |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:56 - May 17 with 1328 views | rock1n |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:56 - May 17 by controversial_jack |
Those who visit food banks have to be referred by the social, they cannot just turn up and are certainly not given money |
That's my point I'm saying they're good things | |
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| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:56 - May 17 with 1327 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:47 - May 17 by rock1n |
Yes and it's all doom and gloom in yours.
Who has ever stated there are not challenges? Who has ever stated that all jobs are perfect?
The difference between the likes of bluey and I is that we don't believe the State has all the answers and we don't believe there is some mythical nirvana out there.
Get off your arse look around, retrain, move if necessary. Stop expecting the Gov to do everything for you. |
Your surmising again & again & again Rocky
Typical reply
"Get of my arse and stop expecting the government to do things for me "
Such as Rock ? | |
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| Labour manifesto - discuss on 15:00 - May 17 with 1323 views | rock1n |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:56 - May 17 by Jango |
Because they don't need money for anything else but food, fags and booze. Just shows you're out of touch with reality. I'll be one of the ones hit by labours tax hikes so don't be fooled into thinking everyone voting labour is a dole bum, far from it. |
Corbyn does not provide a panacea.
I'm just stating that life is tough, there are no easy solutions to anything. We all have challenges because as humans we have choices to make in our daily lives.
There are many things that people take for granted now that years ago would be considered luxuries. We are all much richer, but clearly as with any time in human history there are some who still struggle. | |
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| Labour manifesto - discuss on 15:02 - May 17 with 1318 views | rock1n |
| Labour manifesto - discuss on 14:56 - May 17 by oh_tommy_tommy |
Your surmising again & again & again Rocky
Typical reply
"Get of my arse and stop expecting the government to do things for me "
Such as Rock ? |
Well yes, I've disliked my job saved money and retrained several times. | |
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