tony coleman
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- 12 May 2005
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worsleyweb said:This talk of savage public sector cuts is dramatic at best. Of the 12 billion - 40 percent will come from tax evasion, significant amounts from housing benefit reform. How many under 25s do you know are able to buy a house? And yet the single mum from Rochdale can have 3 kids by 23 and get a 3 bedroom council house. That option in life has to be eradicated. It is unfair on working people for that type of thing to be happening. Working people have to make choices like living with parents until mid twenties, renting, house sharing, delaying having children and paying there way. We have to still somehow provide the safety net for genuine cases but the safety net is too full. Even if you do not like it - a lot of this is due to uncontrolled immigration and millions of people especially in London getting a ridiculous amount of"free money" I will happily debate this with Damocles, ducado, pb or anyone in a civil manner. I maintain my stance in my post the other day (where ducado called me idiotic) that the Labour Party now largely represent public sector workers, those on benefits, immigrants and people like my dad who is a dinosaur Union man. The plasterer, bricklayer, white collar man is best off voting Tory. In work yesterday the vast majority of professionals had voted Tory and we're of exactly the same opinion. In fact someone said these people on the extreme left who want doctors to earn the same as shelf stackers should be shot! ( I am not going that far!!!) My mrs in the public sector said very much the opposite and that the mood was down. This supports my opinion. There were literally thousanfs of people in the public sector who contributed nothing for years and years. Quite rightly they have been streamlined. At the peak of the recession they had the audacity to talk about strikes when they got offered a one percent pay rise. Meanwhile the bricklayer has seen his pay halfed in that time and that is even if he was in work.
This utter nonsense about stripping the public sector a la thatcher and having to spend more to rebuild it is quite simply that.
Harsh decisions have to be made to make people realise if you want to get on in this country you have to work hard. Cameron says it repeatedly and it seems fair to me.
Ps my kids came home last night and the ten year old had been told by her teacher that it was a sad day as cameron had got in and was going to close down the nhs!!!!
Looking forward to parents evening.
I like this post Mr. W W. As for the teacher he or she needs to be sacked. They should not preaching their political views to primary school children.