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 SavoyTruffle  31 Oct 19 9.05pm |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Yes, I have heard all the excuses before. Channel 4? Are you kidding? But of course, you are not a Labour man. Endless bulls***. Labour overspending blah... blah... blah... Remind me again, did the tories pay off the deficit in 2014 like they said? What about 2016 like they postponed to?... What about 2017 which they postponed to after? Interesting there is now no mention of getting rid of it now.... ready to inject cash into the economy to get it back to the level of 2010 before they did the damage, almost as if it was a ploy to use as an excuse for underfunding public services. Saw you talking of gullible labour supporters earlier... were you gullible for thinking they would ever pay off the deficit?
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| Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 31 Oct 19 9.17pm |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Yes, I have heard all the excuses before. Channel 4? Are you kidding? But of course, you are not a Labour man. Endless bulls***. So you are another who thinks that shooting the messenger makes the message untrue! Try addressing the message please. Which was quite simple. That measuring economic performance is actually quite a complex matter and for which there is no overall answer. By some measurements the Tories do better whist by others Labour do. Sweeping statements are just political gestures. No, I'm not a "Labour" man. I just prefer the truth to lies. I have almost always voted Conservative but won't this time, unless Sarah Newton, who has announced she won't be re-contesting her seat, is replaced by somebody more in tune with me. It's unlikely in the current climate. I detest the style and lies of this government and think it is taking us in a very stupid direction which will end up with us out of the EU, in hock to the USA and with the UK itself in tatters.
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| Hrolf The Ganger 31 Oct 19 9.20pm |
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Originally posted by SavoyTruffle
Labour overspending blah... blah... blah... Remind me again, did the tories pay off the deficit in 2014 like they said? What about 2016 like they postponed to?... What about 2017 which they postponed to after? Interesting there is now no mention of getting rid of it now.... ready to inject cash into the economy to get it back to the level of 2010 before they did the damage, almost as if it was a ploy to use as an excuse for underfunding public services. Saw you talking of gullible labour supporters earlier... were you gullible for thinking they would ever pay off the deficit? You obviously don't understand how debts are repaid and why managing the debt properly is important. Quite frankly, whatever one believes, I would never vote for a party who has used the situation in Parliament to stop the progress of a democratically chosen exit from the EU for their own political ends. That is a step too far.
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| Hrolf The Ganger 31 Oct 19 9.26pm |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
So you are another who thinks that shooting the messenger makes the message untrue! Try addressing the message please. Which was quite simple. That measuring economic performance is actually quite a complex matter and for which there is no overall answer. By some measurements the Tories do better whist by others Labour do. Sweeping statements are just political gestures. No, I'm not a "Labour" man. I just prefer the truth to lies. I have almost always voted Conservative but won't this time, unless Sarah Newton, who has announced she won't be re-contesting her seat, is replaced by somebody more in tune with me. It's unlikely in the current climate. I detest the style and lies of this government and think it is taking us in a very stupid direction which will end up with us out of the EU, in hock to the USA and with the UK itself in tatters.
Remoaners will say anything, do anything to get their way. Don't lecture me about truth.
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| Stirlingsays Online 31 Oct 19 10.13pm |
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Originally posted by braunstoneagle
its like choosing between syphilis or gonorrhea Which did you go with?
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| Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 31 Oct 19 10.15pm |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Remoaners will say anything, do anything to get their way. Don't lecture me about truth. No you didn't. No-one voted for this stupid direction. I voted to remain. You just voted to leave. Exactly what direction that involved us taking was unknown. Calling people like me childish names only serves to demonstrate how weak your actual arguments are. If you don't enjoy having the truth being pointed out to you then try accepting it.
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| dannyboy1978 31 Oct 19 10.21pm |
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Comedy gold.
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| YT Oxford 31 Oct 19 10.37pm |
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Originally posted by chris123
Europe with largely proportional representation have this all the time. Italy as had over 60 since the war. Two great examples of democratic accountability working - NOT!
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| Hrolf The Ganger 31 Oct 19 10.43pm |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
No you didn't. No-one voted for this stupid direction. I voted to remain. You just voted to leave. Exactly what direction that involved us taking was unknown. Calling people like me childish names only serves to demonstrate how weak your actual arguments are. If you don't enjoy having the truth being pointed out to you then try accepting it. Edited by Wisbech Eagle (31 Oct 2019 10.16pm) What a ridiculous excuse. There could only be a binary choice and you know it.
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| Rudi Hedman Caterham 31 Oct 19 11.46pm |
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Originally posted by cryrst
Do you know that the top 1% of earners pay app 25% of the tax in the uk. People registering on the dole under Blair were encouraged or asked if they wanted to go on incapacity benefits. I think they could do it over the phone, not even in person. Under the Tories they were all hauled in for interview. Maybe went a bit far on a few cases where they really couldn’t function for long at work.
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| Willo Online South coast - west of Brighton. 01 Nov 19 12.08am |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
So you are another who thinks that shooting the messenger makes the message untrue! Try addressing the message please. Which was quite simple. That measuring economic performance is actually quite a complex matter and for which there is no overall answer. By some measurements the Tories do better whist by others Labour do. Sweeping statements are just political gestures. No, I'm not a "Labour" man. I just prefer the truth to lies. I have almost always voted Conservative but won't this time, unless Sarah Newton, who has announced she won't be re-contesting her seat, is replaced by somebody more in tune with me. It's unlikely in the current climate. I detest the style and lies of this government and think it is taking us in a very stupid direction which will end up with us out of the EU, in hock to the USA and with the UK itself in tatters. Darned good job and all. "In hock to the USA" and the "UK itself in tatters".Straight from the Corbyn "Bible".
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jeeagles  01 Nov 19 12.09am |
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. Edited by jeeagles (01 Nov 2019 8.17am)
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