hampshireblue
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I'm glad even BKB has learnt something today.
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Brewster's millions
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I’m just here to help people.I'm glad even BKB has learnt something today.
And some people on here need a lot of help.
M18CTID
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If you seriously believe that it’s ever going to happen even with those spending cuts then I can’t help youThey didn't scrap it, they clarified that it would be introduced once spending cuts had first been made.
That seems entirely sensible to me and I can't see how anyone thought it could be achieved any other way.
M18CTID
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Yeah, and Reform are going to wave a magic wand and it’ll all be hunky dory dandy.It's everything to do with the abysmal work ethic that exists within local government workforces and the wider public sector.
Tolerating this atrocious public sector work culture with It's appalling productivity and complete lack of accountability is one of the single biggest economic drags on the UK and it still exists as bad as ever regardless of any cuts and attempts to reform it over the years.
As I've already said, they may well fail to honour any of their ambitious policy commitments to reform the UK and rectify the catastrophic damage inflicted by the Lib/Lab/Con Alliance and their billionaire paymasters.If you seriously believe that it’s ever going to happen even with those spending cuts then I can’t help you
We'll never know if they're not given the opportunity.
So who or what is the answer?
No.Yeah, and Reform are going to wave a magic wand and it’ll all be hunky dory dandy.
I've said just the opposite.
It will be a huge challenge for Reform to reform the abysmal work culture infesting the public sector.
M18CTID
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The answer isn’t Reform and never will be. Millions of people will still vote for them though because they think Farage is their saviour. God knows why - he’s already fucked the country up with his shitty Brexit ideology so why anyone would go back for a second helping is beyond me.As I've already said, they may well fail to honour any of their ambitious policy commitments to reform the UK and rectify the catastrophic damage inflicted by the Lib/Lab/Con Alliance and their billionaire paymasters.
We'll never know if they're not given the opportunity.
So who or what is the answer?
You do understand that Farage had no influence whatsoever on the negotiation of terms or the subsequent implementation of Brexit don't you?The answer isn’t Reform and never will be. Millions of people will still vote for them though because they think Farage is their saviour. God knows why - he’s already fucked the country up with his shitty Brexit ideology so why anyone would go back for a second helping is beyond me.
You've got those most opposed to brexit all along to thank for that... the billionaire corporations and their lackies and Useful Idiots in the Lib/Lab/Con Alliance.
BTH
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You'll get a better reception for your myopic public sector comments in your nearest taproom; they're usually full of 'expert's like yourself.No.
I've said just the opposite.
It will be a huge challenge for Reform to reform the abysmal work culture infesting the public sector.
M18CTID
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You’re not seriously suggesting that Farage would’ve gotten us a super duper Brexit deal rather than the oven ready shitshow that Johnson negotiated?You do understand that Farage had no influence whatsoever on the negotiation of terms or the subsequent implementation of Brexit don't you?
You've got those most opposed to brexit all along to thank for that... the billionaire corporations and their lackies and Useful Idiots in the Lib/Lab/Con Alliance.
Fact is that Farage is the main reason why Leave won in the first place so yes, the **** is one of those who are responsible for Brexit. As such, the prick shouldn’t be anywhere near mainstream British politics.
Who is the answer in your wonderful eyes ? People are fed up of labour and Tory’s full stop and wanting a change, sure people like yourself look down at reform voters as thickThe answer isn’t Reform and never will be. Millions of people will still vote for them though because they think Farage is their saviour. God knows why - he’s already fucked the country up with his shitty Brexit ideology so why anyone would go back for a second helping is beyond me.
It really doesn't take an expert to see first hand the inefficiency, ineptitude, entitlement and arrogance of your typical local authority and wider public sector worker, especially middle management and above.You'll get a better reception for your myopic public sector comments in your nearest taproom; they're usually full of 'expert's like yourself.
Anyone who lives in the real world gets to experience it on virtually a daily basis.
You mean right wing people tend not to want to work in jobs helping other people.He said they wouldn't reduce taxes until they've first reduced spending, which seems eminently sensible to me, I'm not sure how anyone seems to think it could be done any other way?
As I've said previously Reform may very well fail to honour their policy commitments if they do achieve power and could well prove to be as self serving and acquiescent to the globalist corporations and parasitic rentier class establishment who run this country as the Lib/Lab/Con Alliance have been. Who knows?
The problem any Reform Councils and Councillors have at local level is that they're inheriting a workforce made up overwhelmingly of left wing individuals who are deeply entrenched in a public sector "work" culture of entitlement, inefficiency and incompetence where they've been under no compulsion at all to be in any way productive or accountable... that workforce will inevitably double down on their appalling attitude to work and become uncooperative and intransigent in the face of any attempt at reforming it by Reform Councils.
In your eyes do you really believe politicians have people’s best interests at heartYou’re not seriously suggesting that Farage would’ve gotten us a super duper Brexit deal rather than the oven ready shitshow that Johnson negotiated?
Fact is that Farage is the main reason why Leave won in the first place so yes, the **** is one of those who are responsible for Brexit. As such, the prick shouldn’t be anywhere near mainstream British politics.
hampshireblue
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Yeah, I bet your private inbox is chocker!!I’m just here to help people.
And some people on here need a lot of help.
BTH
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And your views on the supremely effective private sector transportation, logistics, energy and communications companies where the customer is always right are???It really doesn't take an expert to see first hand the inefficiency, ineptitude, entitlement and arrogance of your typical local authority and wider public sector worker, especially middle management and above.
Anyone who lives in the real world gets to experience it on virtually a daily basis.
Well it's highly debatable just how "helpful" the majority of workshy, intransigent and self-entitled left leaning workers in local authorities are.You mean right wing people tend not to want to work in jobs helping other people.
I wouldn't be surprised if some do set out with intentions of wanting to be productive, to help people and to "make a difference" etc etc... but soon get dragged into the typical public sector work culture.
In fact it's the genuinely productive ones who are probably castigated by their public sector colleagues and managers for not towing the line and not adhering to the traditional "work" culture that exists within the public sector... I know first hand an example of precisely this being the case.
Have you seen how busy the NHS is? Where do you take out the waste?No.
I've said just the opposite.
It will be a huge challenge for Reform to reform the abysmal work culture infesting the public sector.
How can reform sort it out, that is it, by getting rid of it.
Then you can complain when dying in poverty and blame immigrants.
Any perceived failure of a private sector entity to provide an adequate service for the customer is very unlikely to be due to a rife poor work ethic or inefficiency from unproductive and unaccountable workers.And your views on the supremely effective private sector transportation, logistics, energy and communications companies where the customer is always right are???
And if a private sector entity fails to provide a satisfactory level of service the paying customer generally has the right to take their business elsewhere.
Perhaps I should tell my local authority I'm taking my business elsewhere and as a result I'll no longer be paying my Council Tax.
BTH
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You know what I said earlier about your local tap room?Any perceived failure of a private sector entity to provide an adequate service for the customer is very unlikely to be due to a rife poor work ethic or inefficiency from unproductive and unaccountable workers.
And if a private sector entity fails to provide a satisfactory level of service the paying customer generally has the right to take their business elsewhere.
Perhaps I should tell my local authority I'm taking my business elsewhere and as a result I'll no longer be paying my Council Tax.