Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:24 - May 29 with 5049 views | J2BLUE | And people wonder why Corbyn is popular. Selling off libraries and parks to developers is awful. | |
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Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:27 - May 29 with 5035 views | Darth_Koont | Deeply depressing. Our base is well below the rest of Western Europe now. As the Knowsley Council leader points out: “No one should be doing this,” he says. “Not in the fifth-wealthiest country in the whole world. Sacking people, making people redundant, reducing our services for the vulnerable in our society. It’s the worst job in the world.” | |
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Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:38 - May 29 with 4988 views | imsureazzure |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:24 - May 29 by J2BLUE | And people wonder why Corbyn is popular. Selling off libraries and parks to developers is awful. |
He isn't. | | | |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:39 - May 29 with 4987 views | Slambo | Terrifying, but sadly, not surprising. Ever since Th*tcher all Britain's done is steadily become a little American acolyte. Going to get worse after Brexit. Teresa May secretly wants to phone the POTUS up and ask to be officially annexed as the 51st state... | |
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Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:41 - May 29 with 4974 views | SpruceMoose |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:27 - May 29 by Darth_Koont | Deeply depressing. Our base is well below the rest of Western Europe now. As the Knowsley Council leader points out: “No one should be doing this,” he says. “Not in the fifth-wealthiest country in the whole world. Sacking people, making people redundant, reducing our services for the vulnerable in our society. It’s the worst job in the world.” |
In the good old days of this forum I'm sure a certain poster would be along any moment now to tell us about how there's isn't a magic money tree, and then finish up with some rant about Corbyn. | |
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Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:43 - May 29 with 4964 views | wkj |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:41 - May 29 by SpruceMoose | In the good old days of this forum I'm sure a certain poster would be along any moment now to tell us about how there's isn't a magic money tree, and then finish up with some rant about Corbyn. |
But in the old days the hero of men, Libby would have been here to save us :( | |
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Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:47 - May 29 with 4932 views | J2BLUE |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:38 - May 29 by imsureazzure | He isn't. |
Just denying something doesn't make you right. I'm not saying he could win an election but he's clearly fairly popular. | |
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Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:53 - May 29 with 4893 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:47 - May 29 by J2BLUE | Just denying something doesn't make you right. I'm not saying he could win an election but he's clearly fairly popular. |
You bunch of lazy feckers.......did this at 7:25 this morning under "Gruel Britannia " (catchy heh) | |
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Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:56 - May 29 with 4883 views | Lord_Lucan |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:39 - May 29 by Slambo | Terrifying, but sadly, not surprising. Ever since Th*tcher all Britain's done is steadily become a little American acolyte. Going to get worse after Brexit. Teresa May secretly wants to phone the POTUS up and ask to be officially annexed as the 51st state... |
Harping back to Thatcher right now is akin to harping back to the second world war at the time she came to power. | |
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Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 16:03 - May 29 with 4833 views | StokieBlue |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:43 - May 29 by wkj | But in the old days the hero of men, Libby would have been here to save us :( |
Actually, where is Libby? SB | |
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Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 16:07 - May 29 with 4816 views | BlueBadger |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:56 - May 29 by Lord_Lucan | Harping back to Thatcher right now is akin to harping back to the second world war at the time she came to power. |
Depends what kind of point you're trying to make really. If you're seeking to trace out historical roots of mass privatisation of services, massive difficulties in sourcing affordable housing, utter lack of empathy for the poor. sick and disabled or cuts to public services that's a good place to start. Obviously, some of that's been part of conservative thinking for a lot longer than that, but that's where a lot of that think went really 'mainstream'. | |
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Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 16:28 - May 29 with 4768 views | Slambo |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:56 - May 29 by Lord_Lucan | Harping back to Thatcher right now is akin to harping back to the second world war at the time she came to power. |
I don't understand what point you're trying to make..? I think another poster said it, but to reiterate: we live under Ayn Rand inspired, free market, dog-eat-dog, laissez-faire Capitalism, germinated in the good ol' U S of A and espoused by Ronald Reagan, imposed upon us by Margaret Thatcher. It's thanks to her, and this pernicious philosophy of Neo-Liberalism, that Britain is in the predicament it's in today... | |
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Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 16:33 - May 29 with 4748 views | Slambo |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:38 - May 29 by imsureazzure | He isn't. |
What Corbyn stands for - Socialist Democracy, Market Socialism, whatever you want to call it - is the only sensible, civil and humane way to run a modern, nation state. If Corbyn isn't popular, he bloody well should be... | |
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Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 16:38 - May 29 with 4731 views | Archer4721 |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:39 - May 29 by Slambo | Terrifying, but sadly, not surprising. Ever since Th*tcher all Britain's done is steadily become a little American acolyte. Going to get worse after Brexit. Teresa May secretly wants to phone the POTUS up and ask to be officially annexed as the 51st state... |
Well yes and don't forget those luvable Bankers lending borrowed money then selling the loans. Of course they were bailed out unlike the poor and disabled who've had to pay for their mistakes. I think we have to give it 8 more years and once the poor die off we'll be fine. | | | |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 16:46 - May 29 with 4697 views | Darth_Koont |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:41 - May 29 by SpruceMoose | In the good old days of this forum I'm sure a certain poster would be along any moment now to tell us about how there's isn't a magic money tree, and then finish up with some rant about Corbyn. |
But strangely enough there is a magic money tree for quantitative easing and to justify keeping taxes down. Problem is that we've got people who cling to this sort of outdated 80s ideology like religious freaks cling to their belief in a superior being. Hell, their whole philosophy is a magic money tree. | |
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Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 16:47 - May 29 with 4694 views | Tempus_Fugit |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:47 - May 29 by J2BLUE | Just denying something doesn't make you right. I'm not saying he could win an election but he's clearly fairly popular. |
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Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 16:49 - May 29 with 4679 views | Archer4721 |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 15:56 - May 29 by Lord_Lucan | Harping back to Thatcher right now is akin to harping back to the second world war at the time she came to power. |
Arf.... The problem with Thatcher's revolution is eventually you run out of other people's stuff to sell. And it's all been sold to other countries. | | | |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 17:10 - May 29 with 4630 views | No9 | The fact is that policitians in the UK want to move closer to the American model and away from Europe. There is little resistance from the people because most don't see it happening. From a media point of view we are much closer to the USA than we are to Europe. We have America on our TV news at every bulletin whereas we only hear about Europes / Scandinavia when something special happens. American TV is in our face all the while, people are becoming used to seeing ghetto's and violence. With the likes of Fox/Redwood/ et al we are likely to move closer still until the American way of life (already too close) becomes the norm. SHUDDER! | | | |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 18:29 - May 29 with 4551 views | chicoazul |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 16:07 - May 29 by BlueBadger | Depends what kind of point you're trying to make really. If you're seeking to trace out historical roots of mass privatisation of services, massive difficulties in sourcing affordable housing, utter lack of empathy for the poor. sick and disabled or cuts to public services that's a good place to start. Obviously, some of that's been part of conservative thinking for a lot longer than that, but that's where a lot of that think went really 'mainstream'. |
Think you mean Conservative rather than conservative as none of those things you describe would be considered conservative. | |
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Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 20:38 - May 29 with 4448 views | No9 |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 16:49 - May 29 by Archer4721 | Arf.... The problem with Thatcher's revolution is eventually you run out of other people's stuff to sell. And it's all been sold to other countries. |
Which of course, no matter what anyone says, means you will be able to 'take back control' without mass re-natinalisation | | | |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 20:41 - May 29 with 4438 views | brazil1982 |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 16:38 - May 29 by Archer4721 | Well yes and don't forget those luvable Bankers lending borrowed money then selling the loans. Of course they were bailed out unlike the poor and disabled who've had to pay for their mistakes. I think we have to give it 8 more years and once the poor die off we'll be fine. |
Should the banks have gone bust then? | | | |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 20:47 - May 29 with 4427 views | No9 |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 20:41 - May 29 by brazil1982 | Should the banks have gone bust then? |
Well, maybe not but a few of the crooks who took so much taxpayer dosh should have spent some time at her majesties pleasure. If you nicked something you would expect to do time wouldn't you? They never even lost pay or bonus | | | |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 21:18 - May 29 with 4388 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 20:47 - May 29 by No9 | Well, maybe not but a few of the crooks who took so much taxpayer dosh should have spent some time at her majesties pleasure. If you nicked something you would expect to do time wouldn't you? They never even lost pay or bonus |
Or perhaps the bailout should have come at a cost to the institution. The Labour suggestion was that the bank became nationalised I believe. Another option might have been that the banks paid back the money over time. Certainly the double whammy with the banker's bonuses sticks in the throat. | |
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Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 00:32 - May 30 with 4261 views | BlueBadger |
Fascinating america view of poverty in Britain on 18:29 - May 29 by chicoazul | Think you mean Conservative rather than conservative as none of those things you describe would be considered conservative. |
I'll be honest here, I was totally unsure as to whether to go a small or large C there. | |
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