| Peter Risdale appointed to EFL Board 10:07 - Jul 22 with 2346 views | Steve_M |
I missed this yesterday but bloody hell:
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| Peter Risdale appointed to EFL Board on 13:16 - Jul 22 with 447 views | Oldsmoker |
So who stepped down from the EFL board to create the opening for Risdale?
That would be our own Mark Ashton. |  |
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| Peter Risdale appointed to EFL Board on 13:17 - Jul 22 with 445 views | WeWereZombies |
| Peter Risdale appointed to EFL Board on 13:09 - Jul 22 by Nthsuffolkblue |
Wow! A modern capitalist/Tory would see that as Marxism in its extreme.
Modern capitalism/Tory ideology is pay the worker as little as you can get away with, cut as many other costs as possible and charge as much as you can still sell the product for in order to maximise profit. |
Consequently you get (some) workers who do as little as possible to remain in a job and draw a wage to pay a mortgage on a place where they do not really want to live but it is all they can afford etc. - and presenteesism, the Peter Principle, Zombie economies, stagflation, careers that appear to go nowhere until retirement puts an end to the farce. OldSmoker's quote shows a different approach that would certainly give Capitalism a new lease of life, but there are better approaches to Socialism than most of what is advocated these days too.
The answer is probably an improved synthesis of the mixed economy which needs better engagement and involvement from the populace at large. |  |
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| Peter Risdale appointed to EFL Board on 13:22 - Jul 22 with 433 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Peter Risdale appointed to EFL Board on 13:17 - Jul 22 by WeWereZombies |
Consequently you get (some) workers who do as little as possible to remain in a job and draw a wage to pay a mortgage on a place where they do not really want to live but it is all they can afford etc. - and presenteesism, the Peter Principle, Zombie economies, stagflation, careers that appear to go nowhere until retirement puts an end to the farce. OldSmoker's quote shows a different approach that would certainly give Capitalism a new lease of life, but there are better approaches to Socialism than most of what is advocated these days too.
The answer is probably an improved synthesis of the mixed economy which needs better engagement and involvement from the populace at large. |
And all of that would need an electorate that cared. |  |
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| Peter Risdale appointed to EFL Board on 13:26 - Jul 22 with 425 views | Churchman |
| Peter Risdale appointed to EFL Board on 12:41 - Jul 22 by Oldsmoker |
Yep. Sounds like Adam Smith.
It may also have been someone wanting to make their own point by plagiarising Smith or even saying it was a direct Smith quote to give it credibilty.
Can't recall Marx using the term 'profit' either. |
Ahh, Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations 1776. A ground breaking publication, if ever there was one. |  | | |
| Peter Risdale appointed to EFL Board on 13:43 - Jul 22 with 417 views | Oldsmoker |
| Peter Risdale appointed to EFL Board on 13:22 - Jul 22 by Nthsuffolkblue |
And all of that would need an electorate that cared. |
The tories have managed to stay in power by blaming 'others' even though it is they who have dropped us in it.
Somehow, and I don't have the answer, we need to make Johnson and his cabal the 'others'. | |
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| Peter Risdale appointed to EFL Board on 14:43 - Jul 22 with 391 views | DBlues |
Can the EFL give themselves a points deduction and fine for going into administration? |  | | |
| Peter Risdale appointed to EFL Board on 15:03 - Jul 22 with 372 views | WeWereZombies |
| Peter Risdale appointed to EFL Board on 14:43 - Jul 22 by DBlues |
Can the EFL give themselves a points deduction and fine for going into administration? |
Maybe they are just appointing Risdale so that they can demonstrate the 'fit and proper person' test by dismissing him tomorrow? | |
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| Peter Risdale appointed to EFL Board on 20:41 - Jul 23 with 311 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Peter Risdale appointed to EFL Board on 13:43 - Jul 22 by Oldsmoker |
The tories have managed to stay in power by blaming 'others' even though it is they who have dropped us in it.
Somehow, and I don't have the answer, we need to make Johnson and his cabal the 'others'. |
I have little doubt that Johnson will take the flak at some point while the party will then distance themselves from him and claim that the new leader is something better. The new leader who has been consistently cheering on, supporting and at the centre of all that the party stands for. But they will blame Johnson and claim innocence. | |
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