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Originally posted by leifandersonshair
Ha, seriously?! Wealth drags all people upward sounds like 'trickle down economics' which has been super successful right? I feel so much better knowing that 1% are so much richer, and apparently dragging me up with them. Thanks, the 1%! I take your point that poverty in 2016 is very different from poverty in 1916 or 1816. But anyone who thinks that there is not real poverty in this country (someone who cannot get enough to eat, regularly, and faces hard choices about whether to turn on the heating or pay the rent in the winter) is delusional. It isn't just 'don't have a plasma screen TV' "poverty". Yes seriously.
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Seems Corbyn waited for May's speech before releasing a press statement. “Conservative Party leaders have sunk to a new low this week as they fan the flames of xenophobia and hatred in our communities and try to blame foreigners for their own failures. “Drawing up lists of foreign workers won’t stop unscrupulous employers undercutting wages in Britain. Shutting the door to international students won’t pay young people’s tuition fee debts, and ditching doctors from abroad won’t cut NHS waiting lists. “The Conservatives will instead foster division and discrimination in our workplaces and communities. “Once again, they are making false promises on immigration they can’t deliver. Instead of turning people against each other, ministers should take action now to deal with the real impact of migration. “They should stop the abuse of migrant labour to undercut pay and conditions, which would reduce numbers. “They should support communities with high levels of migration and they should set out a positive agenda for fair migration rules as part of the Brexit negotiations for a new relationship with the European Union.” Edited by nickgusset (05 Oct 2016 3.39pm) Really? Sounds like the usual stock old bollocks you always get from Britain's third Party.(as they will soon be known)
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Really? Sounds like the usual stock old bollocks you always get from Britain's third Party.(as they will soon be known) Ironic that your response is the usual stock old bollocks you always get from Hrolf.
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Ironic that your response is the usual stock old bollocks you always get from Hrolf. Yes, but I'm not the leader of the (no) opposition.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Yes, but I'm not the leader of the (no) opposition. At least you admit to your posts being bollocks.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Yes seriously. Wrong. there is no evidence that Trickle Down economics works. Its a complete myth.
when poor people are given money they spend it because they cant afford to save. Rich people stash it away. Since 1988 lower earners in developing countries are worse off than in 1988
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Originally posted by nickgusset
At least you admit to your posts being bollocks. Bollocks to you...........perhaps!
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Originally posted by andyg
Wrong. there is no evidence that Trickle Down economics works. Its a complete myth.
when poor people are given money they spend it because they cant afford to save. Rich people stash it away. Since 1988 lower earners in developing countries are worse off than in 1988
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Originally posted by andyg
Wrong. there is no evidence that Trickle Down economics works. Its a complete myth.
when poor people are given money they spend it because they cant afford to save. Rich people stash it away. Since 1988 lower earners in developing countries are worse off than in 1988 Certainly immigration puts a downward pressure on wages which is why the puppet masters who control the EU so desperately want it to continue. But there is no way that people are worse off than 50, 100 or 200 years ago.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Certainly immigration puts a downward pressure on wages which is why the puppet masters who control the EU so desperately want it to continue. But there is no way that people are worse off than 50, 100 or 200 years ago. Are immigrants pushing wages down or exploitative employers?
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Are immigrants pushing wages down or exploitative employers? They are part of the same problem.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Certainly immigration puts a downward pressure on wages which is why the puppet masters who control the EU so desperately want it to continue. But there is no way that people are worse off than 50, 100 or 200 years ago. There definitely has been progress, but numerous measures show that this has slipped in the last 20 years (not all but quite a lot of them) Interesting to note that despite expectations Theresa May is promising to increase government intervention, rather than rein it in. Presumably she feels able to isolate some of the libertarian right because of the perceived weakness of the Labour opposition, but again just like with Hammond there is definitely a heavy whiff of New Labour in much of the policy she is alluding to.
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Seems Corbyn waited for May's speech before releasing a press statement. “Conservative Party leaders have sunk to a new low this week as they fan the flames of xenophobia and hatred in our communities and try to blame foreigners for their own failures.
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Seems Corbyn waited for May's speech before releasing a press statement. “Conservative Party leaders have sunk to a new low this week as they fan the flames of xenophobia and hatred in our communities and try to blame foreigners for their own failures. “Drawing up lists of foreign workers won’t stop unscrupulous employers undercutting wages in Britain. Shutting the door to international students won’t pay young people’s tuition fee debts, and ditching doctors from abroad won’t cut NHS waiting lists. “The Conservatives will instead foster division and discrimination in our workplaces and communities. “Once again, they are making false promises on immigration they can’t deliver. Instead of turning people against each other, ministers should take action now to deal with the real impact of migration. “They should stop the abuse of migrant labour to undercut pay and conditions, which would reduce numbers. “They should support communities with high levels of migration and they should set out a positive agenda for fair migration rules as part of the Brexit negotiations for a new relationship with the European Union.” Edited by nickgusset (05 Oct 2016 3.39pm)
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Seems Corbyn waited for May's speech before releasing a press statement. “Conservative Party leaders have sunk to a new low this week as they fan the flames of xenophobia and hatred in our communities and try to blame foreigners for their own failures. “Drawing up lists of foreign workers won’t stop unscrupulous employers undercutting wages in Britain. Shutting the door to international students won’t pay young people’s tuition fee debts, and ditching doctors from abroad won’t cut NHS waiting lists. “The Conservatives will instead foster division and discrimination in our workplaces and communities. “Once again, they are making false promises on immigration they can’t deliver. Instead of turning people against each other, ministers should take action now to deal with the real impact of migration. “They should stop the abuse of migrant labour to undercut pay and conditions, which would reduce numbers. “They should support communities with high levels of migration and they should set out a positive agenda for fair migration rules as part of the Brexit negotiations for a new relationship with the European Union.” Edited by nickgusset (05 Oct 2016 3.39pm) What a complete load of bullocks, but then did not expect anything else from that Islington dining set leader.
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Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch
Oh the old politics of envy chestnut. Usually used by those who agree with those who support those that engage in the politics of greed.
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Originally posted by elgrande
What a complete load of bullocks, but then did not expect anything else from that Islington dining set leader. Serious, not points scoring , question ElGrande: why is it bullocks? Specifically, I'm keen to see your reasons. Ta.
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Originally posted by elgrande
What a complete load of bullocks, but then did not expect anything else from that Islington dining set leader. Again a s***e baseless rebuttal that does nothing to argue against the points made. Come on you lot, Stop using daily mail bingo phrases. It's a load of old crock(ery)
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Again a s***e baseless rebuttal that does nothing to argue against the points made. Come on you lot, Stop using daily mail bingo phrases. It's a load of old crock(ery) Says the man who posts links to every lefty blog there is....what is it you say nick,daily mail bingo..don't read it.
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