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Hoof Hearted 27 Sep 16 11.31am
What Corbyn's band of loyal supporters don't get is that right now they are just a collective of minnows in a very small pond and have managed to get their chosen minnow to be the boss. Now that pond is being emptied into a lake where bigger fish lurk and more of them as well. They will be eaten up and lucky to survive. Anyway, enough of the analogies.... Labour ALWAYS fcuk up our economy when in government. The general voting public are still mindful of the sh1t state Brown and Darling left it in in 2010. The older ones amongst us remember Jim Callaghan too and not with fondness. Balls and now McDonnell are/were spouting Keynesian doctrine and would have us massively borrowing again to stimulate the economy.
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Hoof Hearted 27 Sep 16 11.31am

What Corbyn's band of loyal supporters don't get is that right now they are just a collective of minnows in a very small pond and have managed to get their chosen minnow to be the boss.

Now that pond is being emptied into a lake where bigger fish lurk and more of them as well. They will be eaten up and lucky to survive.

Anyway, enough of the analogies.... Labour ALWAYS fcuk up our economy when in government.

The general voting public are still mindful of the sh1t state Brown and Darling left it in in 2010. The older ones amongst us remember Jim Callaghan too and not with fondness.

Balls and now McDonnell are/were spouting Keynesian doctrine and would have us massively borrowing again to stimulate the economy.

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npn Crowborough 27 Sep 16 12.02pm
Originally posted by Hoof Hearted What Corbyn's band of loyal supporters don't get is that right now they are just a collective of minnows in a very small pond and have managed to get their chosen minnow to be the boss. Now that pond is being emptied into a lake where bigger fish lurk and more of them as well. They will be eaten up and lucky to survive. Anyway, enough of the analogies.... Labour ALWAYS fcuk up our economy when in government. The general voting public are still mindful of the sh1t state Brown and Darling left it in in 2010. The older ones amongst us remember Jim Callaghan too and not with fondness. Balls and now McDonnell are/were spouting Keynesian doctrine and would have us massively borrowing again to stimulate the economy. Nowt wrong with Keynes, but you can't pick and choose how you apply it. Basically, you save in boom times to spend your way out of bust times. You can't spunk all your money during the boom and then start quoting Keynes as a reason you should spend now we're broke. Trouble is, if you're going to apply that model, it needs to be over the fluctuations of economic cycles, and governments tend to change more regularly than that
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Crowborough 27 Sep 16 12.02pm

Originally posted by Hoof Hearted

What Corbyn's band of loyal supporters don't get is that right now they are just a collective of minnows in a very small pond and have managed to get their chosen minnow to be the boss.

Now that pond is being emptied into a lake where bigger fish lurk and more of them as well. They will be eaten up and lucky to survive.

Anyway, enough of the analogies.... Labour ALWAYS fcuk up our economy when in government.

The general voting public are still mindful of the sh1t state Brown and Darling left it in in 2010. The older ones amongst us remember Jim Callaghan too and not with fondness.

Balls and now McDonnell are/were spouting Keynesian doctrine and would have us massively borrowing again to stimulate the economy.

Nowt wrong with Keynes, but you can't pick and choose how you apply it. Basically, you save in boom times to spend your way out of bust times. You can't spunk all your money during the boom and then start quoting Keynes as a reason you should spend now we're broke. Trouble is, if you're going to apply that model, it needs to be over the fluctuations of economic cycles, and governments tend to change more regularly than that

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banbandanas Birmingham 27 Sep 16 12.02pm
Originally posted by Hoof Hearted What Corbyn's band of loyal supporters don't get is that right now they are just a collective of minnows in a very small pond and have managed to get their chosen minnow to be the boss. Now that pond is being emptied into a lake where bigger fish lurk and more of them as well. They will be eaten up and lucky to survive. Anyway, enough of the analogies.... Labour ALWAYS fcuk up our economy when in government. The general voting public are still mindful of the sh1t state Brown and Darling left it in in 2010. The older ones amongst us remember Jim Callaghan too and not with fondness. Balls and now McDonnell are/were spouting Keynesian doctrine and would have us massively borrowing again to stimulate the economy. To be fair to Brown & Darling, the UK economy was in pretty good shape until the biggest world economic crash in history happened. Agree that Callaghan was useless though.
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Birmingham 27 Sep 16 12.02pm

Originally posted by Hoof Hearted

What Corbyn's band of loyal supporters don't get is that right now they are just a collective of minnows in a very small pond and have managed to get their chosen minnow to be the boss.

Now that pond is being emptied into a lake where bigger fish lurk and more of them as well. They will be eaten up and lucky to survive.

Anyway, enough of the analogies.... Labour ALWAYS fcuk up our economy when in government.

The general voting public are still mindful of the sh1t state Brown and Darling left it in in 2010. The older ones amongst us remember Jim Callaghan too and not with fondness.

Balls and now McDonnell are/were spouting Keynesian doctrine and would have us massively borrowing again to stimulate the economy.

To be fair to Brown & Darling, the UK economy was in pretty good shape until the biggest world economic crash in history happened. Agree that Callaghan was useless though.

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Jacey 27 Sep 16 12.58pm
Originally posted by banbandanas To be fair to Brown & Darling, the UK economy was in pretty good shape until the biggest world economic crash in history happened. Agree that Callaghan was useless though. All hypothetical as Corbyn and McDonald are peas in a pod, both born losers,who, thank god,will never be given the chance to crash the economy, fingers crossed.
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Jacey

27 Sep 16 12.58pm

Originally posted by banbandanas

To be fair to Brown & Darling, the UK economy was in pretty good shape until the biggest world economic crash in history happened. Agree that Callaghan was useless though.

All hypothetical as Corbyn and McDonald are peas in a pod, both born losers,who, thank god,will never be given
the chance to crash the economy, fingers crossed.

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 27 Sep 16 1.35pm
Originally posted by We are goin up! How about you actually answer the points made in my post? Instead of quoting your Maoist moron. You do not support businesses by raising their taxes. You also don't support them by bankrupting the country. What is it with left wingers? You think literally every problem can be solved by chucking loads of borrowed money at it. Do you honestly think borrowing £250bn will wash with the centrist voter? Absolutely stark raving bonkers. Stimulate the economy by creating the conditions with which it can thrive. Let business do the rest. You don't stimulate the economy by cutting and austerity. When lending money, banks actually generate money from 'thin air' as it were because they know they are going to get more back than they magically 'produced' Corbyn / McDonnell posit the idea of a national bank to do this. Many leading economists, according to McDonnell in his speech think this is the way forward. I've never understood, though am happy to be corrected, how we can have quantitive easing to help out banks but not another form of QE to invest in infrastucture, entreprenuership and helping small business. I'm sure there is a figure of something like 3 or four pounds back for every pounds invested. Sounds like a good deal to me.
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Shizzlehurst 27 Sep 16 1.35pm

Originally posted by We are goin up!

How about you actually answer the points made in my post? Instead of quoting your Maoist moron.

You do not support businesses by raising their taxes. You also don't support them by bankrupting the country. What is it with left wingers? You think literally every problem can be solved by chucking loads of borrowed money at it. Do you honestly think borrowing £250bn will wash with the centrist voter? Absolutely stark raving bonkers.

Stimulate the economy by creating the conditions with which it can thrive. Let business do the rest.

You don't stimulate the economy by cutting and austerity.
When lending money, banks actually generate money from 'thin air' as it were because they know they are going to get more back than they magically 'produced'

Corbyn / McDonnell posit the idea of a national bank to do this. Many leading economists, according to McDonnell in his speech think this is the way forward.

I've never understood, though am happy to be corrected, how we can have quantitive easing to help out banks but not another form of QE to invest in infrastucture, entreprenuership and helping small business.

I'm sure there is a figure of something like 3 or four pounds back for every pounds invested. Sounds like a good deal to me.

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 27 Sep 16 1.36pm
Originally posted by Jacey All hypothetical as Corbyn and McDonald are peas in a pod, both born losers,who, thank god,will never be given the chance to crash the economy, fingers crossed. What do you base your assumption on?
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nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 27 Sep 16 1.36pm

Originally posted by Jacey

All hypothetical as Corbyn and McDonald are peas in a pod, both born losers,who, thank god,will never be given
the chance to crash the economy, fingers crossed.

What do you base your assumption on?

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dannyh wherever I lay my hat....... 27 Sep 16 2.02pm
Originally posted by nickgusset What do you base your assumption on? I assume it's that they are both Cnuts. ? "It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'"
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wherever I lay my hat....... 27 Sep 16 2.02pm

Originally posted by nickgusset

What do you base your assumption on?

I assume it's that they are both Cnuts. ?

"It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'"

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elgrande bedford 27 Sep 16 4.32pm
Originally posted by dannyh I assume it's that they are both Cnuts. ? How very true,and all their Momentum buddies selling mugs with comments like maim a British soldier and free an artificial limb. Lovely people,if I had seen them selling the like i would have smashed all their goods,and more than likely half of them too. always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.
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bedford 27 Sep 16 4.32pm

Originally posted by dannyh

I assume it's that they are both Cnuts. ?

How very true,and all their Momentum buddies selling mugs with comments like maim a British soldier and free an artificial limb.
Lovely people,if I had seen them selling the like i would have smashed all their goods,and more than likely half of them too.

always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

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.TUX. 27 Sep 16 5.12pm
Originally posted by Hoof Hearted What Corbyn's band of loyal supporters don't get is that right now they are just a collective of minnows in a very small pond and have managed to get their chosen minnow to be the boss. Now that pond is being emptied into a lake where bigger fish lurk and more of them as well. They will be eaten up and lucky to survive. Anyway, enough of the analogies.... Labour ALWAYS fcuk up our economy when in government. The general voting public are still mindful of the sh1t state Brown and Darling left it in in 2010. The older ones amongst us remember Jim Callaghan too and not with fondness. Balls and now McDonnell are/were spouting Keynesian doctrine and would have us massively borrowing again to stimulate the economy. After one of the biggest global economic collapses in history (08/09)? We're now in a far worse state along with far more debt yet that doesn't appear to be a 'fcuk-up' to you? As for Callaghan, i guess he's also at fault for the Dow losing half of its value around that time? Buy Litecoin.
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27 Sep 16 5.12pm

Originally posted by Hoof Hearted

What Corbyn's band of loyal supporters don't get is that right now they are just a collective of minnows in a very small pond and have managed to get their chosen minnow to be the boss.

Now that pond is being emptied into a lake where bigger fish lurk and more of them as well. They will be eaten up and lucky to survive.

Anyway, enough of the analogies.... Labour ALWAYS fcuk up our economy when in government.

The general voting public are still mindful of the sh1t state Brown and Darling left it in in 2010. The older ones amongst us remember Jim Callaghan too and not with fondness.

Balls and now McDonnell are/were spouting Keynesian doctrine and would have us massively borrowing again to stimulate the economy.

After one of the biggest global economic collapses in history (08/09)? We're now in a far worse state along with far more debt yet that doesn't appear to be a 'fcuk-up' to you?

As for Callaghan, i guess he's also at fault for the Dow losing half of its value around that time?

Buy Litecoin.

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on me shed son Krakow 27 Sep 16 5.29pm
Originally posted by nickgusset You don't stimulate the economy by cutting and austerity. When lending money, banks actually generate money from 'thin air' as it were because they know they are going to get more back than they magically 'produced' Corbyn / McDonnell posit the idea of a national bank to do this. Many leading economists, according to McDonnell in his speech think this is the way forward. I've never understood, though am happy to be corrected, how we can have quantitive easing to help out banks but not another form of QE to invest in infrastucture, entreprenuership and helping small business. I'm sure there is a figure of something like 3 or four pounds back for every pounds invested. Sounds like a good deal to me. How about we shouldn't have either?
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Krakow 27 Sep 16 5.29pm

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Originally posted by nickgusset

Corbyn / McDonnell posit the idea of a national bank to do this. Many leading economists, according to McDonnell in his speech think this is the way forward.

I'm sure there is a figure of something like 3 or four pounds back for every pounds invested. Sounds like a good deal to me.

How about we shouldn't have either?

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 27 Sep 16 6.09pm
Originally posted by elgrande How very true,and all their Momentum buddies selling mugs with comments like maim a British soldier and free an artificial limb. Lovely people,if I had seen them selling the like i would have smashed all their goods,and more than likely half of them too. Really? That's bad form. Any source?
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nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 27 Sep 16 6.09pm

Originally posted by elgrande

Really? That's bad form. Any source?

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elgrande bedford 27 Sep 16 6.14pm
Originally posted by nickgusset Really? That's bad form. Any source? sorry heard from a mate who was up there in Liverpool,but he's a lefty like you so no reason to lie,although he is an ex squaddie too so he was f***ing fuming. always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.
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elgrande

bedford 27 Sep 16 6.14pm

Originally posted by nickgusset

Really? That's bad form. Any source?

sorry heard from a mate who was up there in Liverpool,but he's a lefty like you so no reason to lie,although he is an ex squaddie too so he was f***ing fuming.

always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

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