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Sick and tired of the greed of the world's politicians. They are disgusting, morally fucking bankrupt austerity peddlars and they are robbing us blind as usual. Yet they always seem to get away with it. The bent banking twunts and others are under_regulated and able to crash the world economy in pursuit of their own narrow interests. Then we end up bailing them out because our politicians are too stupid or too ideological to do anything about it.
Their austerity peddling, "we're all in this together" bullshit looks more hypocritical by the day. Maybe people need to stop voting for right-wing sociopaths. Turkeys and Christmas comes to mind.
Off with their gluttonous heads.
Their austerity peddling, "we're all in this together" bullshit looks more hypocritical by the day. Maybe people need to stop voting for right-wing sociopaths. Turkeys and Christmas comes to mind.
Off with their gluttonous heads.
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Sick and tired of the greed of the world's politicians. They are disgusting, morally fucking bankrupt austerity peddlars and they are robbing us blind as usual.Yet they always seem to get away with it and it ends up costing tax payers. Maybe people need to stop voting for right-wing sociopaths. Turkeys and Christmas comes to mind.
Yeah, it's just the right wing that are at it...
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Sick and tired of the greed of the world's politicians. They are disgusting, morally fucking bankrupt austerity peddlars and they are robbing us blind as usual.Yet they always seem to get away with it and it ends up costing tax payers. Maybe people need to stop voting for right-wing sociopaths. Turkeys and Christmas comes to mind.
Greed is not a left/right issue, the mp's expenses taught us this, in fact greed is not just a politicians trait or a rich persons one.
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Yeah, it's just the right wing that are at it...
It's a pity really, because it isn't a 'wing' problem with politics. Real politicians on the right wing would fund education as a means of releasing dependence on the state and abore corruption, real politicians on the left would have the bollocks to raise taxes and act against corruption. Instead we have a game of public relations and nepotism/cronyism on both sides.
I am stunned.And now the new FIFA President is implicated
Who'd have thunk it ;)
Greed is most certainly a left/right issue. The right don't want to share the wealth and they deregulated the world's financial systems to accommodate this world view and enrich themselves and their mates.Greed is not a left/right issue, the mp's expenses taught us this, in fact greed is not just a politicians trait or a rich persons one.
Lassaiz faire is what it is and institutionalised greed. Greed is people not wanting to pay their taxes and being able to rely on rightist, tax abhorring politicians, who turn a blind eye to this free for all pig trough fest. Perhaps the government could have built a hospital or two if they could abandon their reluctance to stop these corporate indulgences. It is as fucking rightist as could be to protect billionaires from having to observe the same tax paying obligations as the rest of us whilst simultaneously going after ordinary people (family credit and cuts to disabilty benefits being two examples). It is all of a piece is this. We need an entirely new dialogue where public sector infrastructure and an activist, government are not seens as dirty words and where people accept that taxes is the price you pay for civilization.
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Greed is most certainly a left/right issue. The right don't want to share the wealth and they deregulated the world's financial systems to accommodate their mates.
Lassaiz faire is what it is. it is very, very right wing to prefer austerity over regulation. Bring back Keynes.
If it helps your skewed world view carry on, and people wonder why nothing changes
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Greed is most certainly a left/right issue. The right don't want to share the wealth and they deregulated the world's financial systems to accommodate their mates.
Lassaiz faire is what it is. Plus it is very, very right wing to prefer austerity over regulation. Bring back John Maynard Keynes. Build up the infrastructure and regulate the banks.
Regulate the banks yes. Regardless of political persuasion though greed is a power/opportunity issue.
Greed is most certainly a left/right issue. The right don't want to share the wealth and they deregulated the world's financial systems to accommodate their mates.
Lassaiz faire is what it is. Plus it is very, very right wing to prefer austerity over regulation. Bring back John Maynard Keynes. Build up the infrastructure and regulate the banks.
And the left want to give hard-working peoples' well earned money to dossers and layabouts so that the latter group vote for them. Isn't that also greed? It's very easy to generalise.
Keynesian economics would be great. I'd love it if we could be spending our way through the recession. But we can't because Labour spent their way through the good times as well. We can't spend money all of the time as that simply shifts the problem onto future generations.