Discontent that will end the Tory Govt is coming

[johnnytapia]

Principles don’t pay bills.
I am also not in favour of private schools but anything that eases the burden on the State system whether it be health or education, we cannot afford to just dismiss on ideological grounds.
As regards tax breaks it isn't one.
Labour are talking about introducing a tax charge in terms of VAT and not removing a break that already exists.
Also, don’t forget the private school parents still have to contribute to the state system even though they are not using it.

And the private school teachers have all been trained by public funds.

 

[johnnytapia]

Other than your first sentence, I think we can safely say the politics sub forum is not a fair refection of Society, its hard to argue against your other points.
We are in the shit for a multitude of reasons and yes, the book stops with the current ruling Party because they are the only ones who can do anything about it..
I just havn't seen enough concrete proposals from the Opposition that they have workable solutions to turn things around.
Obviously time will tell and I will be happy to be proved wrong if there are substantial changes for the better.

You forgot to mention the vaccine rollout.

 

[dave_blue12]

I'm commenting on your post not the big picture. Don't let that deflection get in the way of your unsubstantiated rant though.

You are talking shite, picking NI as if it tells the whole story. And pray tell what effect do you think employers NI has on employee wages ?

The bottom line is that the majority of the tax bill in this country is borne by people who work, wealthy corporations and individuals pay very little.

 

[dave_blue12]

Where did I say we live in a meritocracy, I didn't.
Its an unfair world, we can either moan about it knowing deep down we cannot change it or play to the unfair rules.
The majority of Labour politicians who are likely to form any future Government are not there on individual merit they have followed the same path as Tory politicians.
That is the real world.
I would like to think I am intelligent enough to form my own opinions on how the system works and my gut feeling that all politicians who carry any clout all piss in the same pot.
I have yet to be proved wrong.

Thanks for confirming yourself to be exactly what I thought you were. You don’t even understand your own posts let alone what is going on in the world.

 

[Cricket Blue]

Waiting for you to join them.

Did you know in 2019 they got over 9700 votes?

 

[halfmist]

And the private school teachers have all been trained by public funds.

Haven't we all at sometime through life via public funds, particularly during our school years.
I thought payback was via the tax system

 

[halfmist]

Thanks for confirming yourself to be exactly what I thought you were. You don’t even understand your own posts let alone what is going on in the world.

Another one who clearly struggles with debating skills, the only thing your post misses is a bit of cursing.
The thread is not about me or you, so whatever you think of me on an ill informed personal level is completely irrelevant to the thread

 

[bluethrunthru]

They are losing the back up that they thought they could rely upon - if they cannot rely upon those that they forbade the opportunity to strike whilst at the same time starving them of cash equipment and personnel they are lost

Jacob Rees-Mogg tells military to 'do as your told' over strikes

The former Business Secretary hit out at the military after the head of the Armed Forces complained about covering for strikes.

www.express.co.uk

Strikes could mean police are too busy filling in for the NHS to tackle burglaries and stabbings, Met chief warns

Police may be spending too much time dealing with people's mental health crises amid the NHS strikes to tackle crimes like burglaries and stabbings, the head of the Metropolitan Police has warned.

www.lbc.co.uk

 

[Manchester33]

It's quite telling that in my local by-election, in a Labour stronghold, 16% of voters still braved the cold weather to go and vote for the Tories!! I genuinely can't get my head around it. They are thickos akin to a Turkey voting for Christmas!

 

[halfmist]

It's quite telling that in my local by-election, in a Labour stronghold, 16% of voters still braved the cold weather to go and vote for the Tories!! I genuinely can't get my head around it. They are thickos akin to a Turkey voting for Christmas!

So everyone who sees the world different to you are thickos.?
Don’t you think that’s a little bit arrogant.?