mosssideblue
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How has there been “ complete capitulation “
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I think Kamala Harris said the Democrats in the USA were going to concentrate on the middle classes (who tend to vote). It's looking like Labour have decided the same here. Probably a good political strategy but hardly useful for the working class who appear friendless politically. I'm no fan at all of Jeremy Corbyn and the hard left but, credit where credit is due, they do not appear to support Labour's austerity any more than the Tories austerity.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Tax increases were inevitable whoever won the GE. This was blindingly obvious.Paving the way for tax increases with statements like that
johnny crossan
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Not sure even the Tories would have stopped pensioners' cold weather payments tbhTax increases were inevitable whoever won the GE. This was blindingly obvious.
Blue and true
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Blindingly obvious to everyone except selfish pricks who were happy to see our public services and sectors neglected of investment if it meant they could shovel away more of their "hard-earned".Tax increases were inevitable whoever won the GE. This was blindingly obvious.
gordondaviesmoustache
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No point engaging with you on this topic if you’re only going to respond with non-sequiturs.Not sure even the Tories would have stopped pensioners' cold weather payments tbh
Mr Kobayashi
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Not sure even the Tories would have stopped pensioners' cold weather payments tbh
No they'd Just make children starve instead.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Even if public spending doesn’t increase they need to go up. Demographics and Covid dictate it as such.Blindingly obvious to everyone except selfish pricks who were happy to see our public services and sectors neglected of investment if it meant they could shovel away more of their "hard-earned".
johnny crossan
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My agreement with your proposition is admittedly enthymematic but what follows is an expression of surprise that Labour's effort at increasing the tax burden starts by cutting cold weather payments to old people. Do you follow that?No point engaging with you on this topic if you’re only going to respond with non-sequiturs.
metalblue
Well-Known Member
He’s fucking right though, isn’t he?
Why?