The Conservative Party

somapop said:
This.
Some people just don't engage their brain before they open their disengaged mouth holes.
Goes back to the quotes on art, painting and music making the human experience worthwhile.

There's only so much walking in nature and reading of books you can do. We need other experiences.
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Totally agree mate and I generally read two/three novels a month doesn’t mean I should feel guilty about getting my fix of Stranger Things or Cobra Kai!
 
All the so-called leadership candidates who said the system was broken are now lining up to support the Johnson continuity candidate. I can't wait for these fuckers to get what's coming to them (as someone who reluctantly voted Tory at the last GE and is now deeply ashamed!)
 
carlosthejackal said:
Fuck me , Netflix £10 a month and Sky probably on average £80 a month , I do wish the working class would stop taking the piss with such luxuries . At times posters stupidity knows no bounds .
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£80 a month? Really?

If that really was a common sort of spend, not spending it would be a saving - personally I hope people give up the Express, Mail and Sun first.
 
bluethrunthru said:
Sky and Netflix are the new flat screen TV to be used to castigate the poor from having any disposable income to spend on their own enjoyment
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It’s bad economics anyway. Take away discretionary spending and there will be job cuts across the private and public sector (less money in council budgets etc), which means there will be less spending, and the race to the bottom continues.
 
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The Future’s Blue! said:
People even have the audacity to have a phone!
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Well lets say you are a family of 4 each on an expensive mobile phone contract say £40 per month. Cut that down to sim only and you can reduce that to £6 a month. Thats a total monthly outlay of £24 vs £160 before. You have saved £136 a month....Now that energy bill is looking much more affordable
 
Now say this family also has sky tv and netflix...cut those out saving £90 per month...you have now saved £226 per month which will certainly cover your energy bill increase in October unless you have a massive house. Plus you can still go out as much as you did before......
 
Mr Kobayashi said:
It’s bad economics anyway. Take away discretionary spending and there will be job cuts across the private and public sector (less money in council budgets etc), which means there will be less less spending, and the race to the bottom continues.
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Exactly, there was a post not so long ago about pay rise’s. If the normal working class get a pay rise, it might mean more spent on the weekly shop, an extra evening or two in the pub or a chippy tea/takeaway all which goes back into the local economy and keeps the wheel turning it won’t go on a super yacht or new private jet. No disposable income means people will cut back on their shopping, socialising etc leading to local businesses shutting as we are already seeing then less money going to the treasury. You can’t kickstart an economy if the majority of your population have no disposable income to spend, I’m not an economist so I may be simplifying things here.
 
Kevinblue10 said:
Well lets say you are a family of 4 each on an expensive mobile phone contract say £40 per month. Cut that down to sim only and you can reduce that to £6 a month. Thats a total monthly outlay of £24 vs £160 before. You have saved £136 a month....Now that energy bill is looking much more affordable
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Are you just trolling now? As if skint families aren't already doing this.
 
Kevinblue10 said:
Well lets say you are a family of 4 each on an expensive mobile phone contract say £40 per month. Cut that down to sim only and you can reduce that to £6 a month. Thats a total monthly outlay of £24 vs £160 before. You have saved £136 a month....Now that energy bill is looking much more affordable
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Cut city out for a family of 4 for a season save £1,000’s watch it on a fire stick now there’s a thought
 
Mr Kobayashi said:
It’s bad economics anyway. Take away discretionary spending and there will be job cuts across the private and public sector (less money in council budgets etc), which means there will be less less spending, and the race to the bottom continues.
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as intended, and carried out by a tiny percentage of the population. greed and lust for power is insatiable, and sustained by a not-fit-for-purpose fptp, a corrupt media and an apathetic popukation
 
yerwot? said:
as intended, and carried out by a tiny percentage of the population. greed and lust for power is insatiable, and sustained by a not-fit-for-purpose fptp, a corrupt media and an apathetic popukation
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agreed mate its an awful situation....if people want better they have to take collective action otherwise the govt will just take the p.ss.........
 
Kevinblue10 said:
Now say this family also has sky tv and netflix...cut those out saving £90 per month...you have now saved £226 per month which will certainly cover your energy bill increase in October unless you have a massive house. Plus you can still go out as much as you did before......
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Now lets say that family eats bacon and likes eggs plus enjoys milk in their tea and coffee - think of the savings they could make by eating only boiled white rice from the basics range and instead of tea just drink only water - imagine those savings !!! Even better don't use expensive gas to boil the rice chop up the furniture and boil water on little fires on the pavement outside. You are a sociopath or a WUM - I expect both
 
Kevinblue10 said:
Well lets say you are a family of 4 each on an expensive mobile phone contract say £40 per month. Cut that down to sim only and you can reduce that to £6 a month. Thats a total monthly outlay of £24 vs £160 before. You have saved £136 a month....Now that energy bill is looking much more affordable
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Kevinblue10 said:
Now say this family also has sky tv and netflix...cut those out saving £90 per month...you have now saved £226 per month which will certainly cover your energy bill increase in October unless you have a massive house. Plus you can still go out as much as you did before......
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Incredible. Have you thought of going into politics?
 
bluethrunthru said:
Now lets say that family eats bacon and likes eggs plus enjoys milk in their tea and coffee - think of the savings they could make by eating only boiled white rice from the basics range and instead of tea just drink only water - imagine those savings !!! Even better don't use expensive gas to boil the rice chop up the furniture and boil water on little fires on the pavement outside. You are a sociopath or a WUM - I expect both
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Cut him some slack. He’s allowed the paupers to have their own phones at least. That’s progress.
 
journolud said:
Giffgaff for the riffraff
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bluethrunthru said:
Now lets say that family eats bacon and likes eggs plus enjoys milk in their tea and coffee - think of the savings they could make by eating only boiled white rice from the basics range and instead of tea just drink only water - imagine those savings !!! Even better don't use expensive gas to boil the rice chop up the furniture and boil water on little fires on the pavement outside. You are a sociopath or a WUM - I expect both
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Let’s just say Kevin’s a ****
 
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