March for the Alternative-26th March

[BoyBlue_1985]

This is exactly right. Anyone who says this is all down to the greedy banks and the nasty Tories is dreaming. We have an income of £148 billion from income tax and a bill of £200 billion for benefits Work it out yourselves !!

Yep, and rising unemployment isn't getting that benefit bill down is it? We've got no growth, dozens of people applying for one job. Where's the growth coming from?

The growth went years ago and labour overspent to cover it up!!

 

[brooklandsblue2.0]

I hope everyone that attended are very proud of your behavior today. I personally would skin everyone one of them alive, rub their bodies in salt and set them on fire for what they did to our nations capital today, utterly disgusting people.

 

[ernesto]

I hope everyone that attended are very proud of your behavior today. I personally would skin everyone one of them alive, rub their bodies in salt and set them on fire for what they did to our nations capital today, utterly disgusting people.

ginge watch the news.
engage brain
check facts
then go back inside your head

 

[Ducado]

This is exactly right. Anyone who says this is all down to the greedy banks and the nasty Tories is dreaming. We have an income of £148 billion from income tax and a bill of £200 billion for benefits Work it out yourselves !!

Yep, and rising unemployment isn't getting that benefit bill down is it? We've got no growth, dozens of people applying for one job. Where's the growth coming from?

But the rising unemployment is mostly coming from the public sector, and that money comes from the same pot, it's a bit ruthless but in costs it's cheaper.

Growth can never come from the public sector, growth comes from buisiness investing and expanding, in order to do that the right conditions must exist, the government is at least trying to set those conditions up.

 

[malg]

Haven't seen the news yet, so I'm not aware of the trouble. I did just go onto the BBC website, and there are some pics of some naughty boys. However, much worse than that was a picture of Miliband! Please tell me this was a library photo, and that he didn't have the fucking neck to turn up at this? If he did, then I hope he was ritually fucking abused - it's his lot that fucking caused this pish in the first place.

Yes, I know, tin hat on for all the Labour voters to slate me - but I'm sure if they dig deep into the memory banks they'll know it's true.

 

[ernesto]

Haven't seen the news yet, so I'm not aware of the trouble. I did just go onto the BBC website, and there are some pics of some naughty boys. However, much worse than that was a picture of Miliband! Please tell me this was a library photo, and that he didn't have the fucking neck to turn up at this? If he did, then I hope he was ritually fucking abused - it's his lot that fucking caused this pish in the first place.

Yes, I know, tin hat on for all the Labour voters to slate me - but I'm sure if they dig deep into the memory banks they'll know it's true.

yes labour caused it, not the greedy world banks.

 

[Ducado]

Haven't seen the news yet, so I'm not aware of the trouble. I did just go onto the BBC website, and there are some pics of some naughty boys. However, much worse than that was a picture of Miliband! Please tell me this was a library photo, and that he didn't have the fucking neck to turn up at this? If he did, then I hope he was ritually fucking abused - it's his lot that fucking caused this pish in the first place.

Yes, I know, tin hat on for all the Labour voters to slate me - but I'm sure if they dig deep into the memory banks they'll know it's true.

yes labour caused it, not the greedy world banks.

The banks have a part in this, but it was Labour who amassed one of the largest national debts the country has ever seen

 

[law74]

Yep, and rising unemployment isn't getting that benefit bill down is it? We've got no growth, dozens of people applying for one job. Where's the growth coming from?

But the rising unemployment is mostly coming from the public sector, and that money comes from the same pot, it's a bit ruthless but in costs it's cheaper.

Growth can never come from the public sector, growth comes from buisiness investing and expanding, in order to do that the right conditions must exist, the government is at least trying to set those conditions up.

Dont believe the Tory propoganda, the cuts will affect both the public sector and the private sector almost equally. Building firms will not get contracts for new housing, new schools, new roads etc, people not going to work wont be stopping on their way to get a cup of coffee or a paper for their tea break, they wont be getting the bus or train to work, so while the cuts are going to effet the public sector directly this will have both a direct and an indirect attack on the private sector, and while the amount paid in wages might not be as big, neither will the amount recovered in Income tax, VAT etc etc and as the benefit bill increases, so too wil public dissatisfaction.
This is a VERY dangerous road to go down, and will lead to another generation of unemployed and unemployable youths (youth unemployment is now at an all time high, and this is before the EMA is scrapped and university tuition fees are about to treble).

 

[BoyBlue_1985]

But the rising unemployment is mostly coming from the public sector, and that money comes from the same pot, it's a bit ruthless but in costs it's cheaper.

Growth can never come from the public sector, growth comes from buisiness investing and expanding, in order to do that the right conditions must exist, the government is at least trying to set those conditions up.

Dont believe the Tory propoganda, the cuts will affect both the public sector and the private sector almost equally. Building firms will not get contracts for new housing, new schools, new roads etc, people not going to work wont be stopping on their way to get a cup of coffee or a paper for their tea break, they wont be getting the bus or train to work, so while the cuts are going to effet the public sector directly this will have both a direct and an indirect attack on the private sector, and while the amount paid in wages might not be as big, neither will the amount recovered in Income tax, VAT etc etc and as the benefit bill increases, so too wil public dissatisfaction.
This is a VERY dangerous road to go down, and will lead to another generation of unemployed and unemployable youths (youth unemployment is now at an all time high, and this is before the EMA is scrapped and university tuition fees are about to treble).

Do you really think if this would irreversably damage the country they would do what they are doing? You think they got in to Downing Street and then said lets piss everyone off for a laugh. Like i said before i dont take other peoples views i am strong enough to form my own opinion on things. I know this is shit, we all know it is and it will hurt for 2-3 years but in the end i think it will come good. Labour would follow the same route but because they are not in power lie and say its wrong to batter current government just as the opposition always does

 

[Ducado]

But the rising unemployment is mostly coming from the public sector, and that money comes from the same pot, it's a bit ruthless but in costs it's cheaper.

Growth can never come from the public sector, growth comes from buisiness investing and expanding, in order to do that the right conditions must exist, the government is at least trying to set those conditions up.

Dont believe the Tory propoganda, the cuts will affect both the public sector and the private sector almost equally. Building firms will not get contracts for new housing, new schools, new roads etc, people not going to work wont be stopping on their way to get a cup of coffee or a paper for their tea break, they wont be getting the bus or train to work, so while the cuts are going to effet the public sector directly this will have both a direct and an indirect attack on the private sector, and while the amount paid in wages might not be as big, neither will the amount recovered in Income tax, VAT etc etc and as the benefit bill increases, so too wil public dissatisfaction.
This is a VERY dangerous road to go down, and will lead to another generation of unemployed and unemployable youths (youth unemployment is now at an all time high, and this is before the EMA is scrapped and university tuition fees are about to treble).

But can't you see that the very spending is unaffordable and can not go on, the Building Industry will recover, they have had a good few years, and to be honest everyone will tell you that contract price inflation has been ridiculous, fuelled by huge public spending, making it more expensive for the private sector to invest, it's all swings and roundabouts your making a very old Socialist argument one that gets trotted out every few years. it's very simplistic and quite frankly never works out that way, I could show the various arguments but it's all father technical for a Saturday night