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Tories have lost the vote of the young generation.
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bluethrunthru
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That's more than a sky subscription an absolute disgrace
Do I on a 100k a year projected salary
Have the full media package
Lease a Merc for 300 a month
Get a second house in Cornwall
Pay back my degree
It's a tough one for a left wing radical. Maybe get a warehouse worker to pay for my degree and be nice to the petrol attendant and vote Labour to ease my conscience.
The rich should make sacrifices degrees are exempt though for no reason whatsoever
£100K PA won't get you a 2nd home in Cornwall mate - you are out of touch with prices - watch them Homes under the Hammer or Move to the Country programmes.
However beyond your bile - which I believe it is coz I think you are more intelligent than that comes across - you must grasp the wider implications. Those loan repayments don't get him a pension. Becomes more of a burden on the state. Somebody in that position gets an inheritance -- what to do put it towards a deposit for a home or pay off all or part of the loan? The latter goes to a private companies coffers. Stories like his make a degree less attractive - economic going forward as a more poorly educated won't bring in better paid more skilled jobs via investment - the ramifications for the country are huge but feel free to maintain your warped fantasy if you wish.
I'm With Stupid
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You're the one being an individualist, and yet somehow you can't accept the fact that someone on £15k does not contribute to taxation, they take from it. Yes they pay tax, but they get back far more. So no, someone on £15k is not "paying for my degree."Right so as a taxpayer you want them to pay for your degree yes?
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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Like we've paid for the degrees of everyone pre 1998? Like we pay to give pensioners a 'triple lock'? Like we pay for all Scots to have a degree for free? The whole point is that a degree should give you more cash when you work, you then pay more tax.Right so as a taxpayer you want them to pay for your degree yes?
DiscoSteve
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I think they will be fooled quite easily... proof? simply look at how they behaved in June voting for comrade Corbyn and his gang of utter liars touting tuition fee scrapping and other ridiculous schemes in their £300bn fantasy storyJust listened to Justine Greening announcing that tuition fees are to be frozen at 9250 and that fee repayment will start t 25k. Saving students. She forgets to say that her government raised fees by over 200% and then recently retrospectively put interest up to 6% on students who agreed to fees at a lower rate. Who do they think the torries are kidding. They will fool no young people with these platitudes. Tuition fees and their implementation are wrong in so many ways. May and her government are completely out of touch with young people. Are moving further away.
I'm With Stupid
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What's your obsession with people earning a fortune? Most people with degree earn only marginally more than those without degrees.That's more than a sky subscription an absolute disgrace
Do I on a 100k a year projected salary
Have the full media package
Lease a Merc for 300 a month
Get a second house in Cornwall
Pay back my degree
It's a tough one for a left wing radical. Maybe get a warehouse worker to pay for my degree and be nice to the petrol attendant and vote Labour to ease my conscience.
The rich should make sacrifices degrees are exempt though for no reason whatsoever
MellowJoe
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You're the one being an individualist, and yet somehow you can't accept the fact that someone on £15k does not contribute to taxation, they take from it. Yes they pay tax, but they get back far more. So no, someone on £15k is not "paying for my degree."
'They get back far more' .. such as? Being taken care of when they're sick?
MellowJoe
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I think all children should personally pay back the costs of their education.
Yeah, and if they die early the cost should be past on to the parents.
hilts
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£100K PA won't get you a 2nd home in Cornwall mate - you are out of touch with prices - watch them Homes under the Hammer or Move to the Country programmes.
However beyond your bile - which I believe it is coz I think you are more intelligent than that comes across - you must grasp the wider implications. Those loan repayments don't get him a pension. Becomes more of a burden on the state. Somebody in that position gets an inheritance -- what to do put it towards a deposit for a home or pay off all or part of the loan? The latter goes to a private companies coffers. Stories like his make a degree less attractive - economic going forward as a more poorly educated won't bring in better paid more skilled jobs via investment - the ramifications for the country are huge but feel free to maintain your warped fantasy if you wish.
In our test case that this relates to the guy earns 2.4 million quid. Can he afford to pay it back yes, can he afford a pension yes, can he get a house in Cornwall yes?
As a labour supporter is it unreasonable in your view to tax him at 50%? If yes how much over 40 years extra would that be? For 2.4 million how much do you think he should contribute to society because of his earnings and free education. You can dress it up whatever way you like but in your view of social responsibility under the Tories and paying back his student fees he will pay less than a labour government.
Rich guy with a degree he is doing us a favour, rich guy without one pay us more money you selfish ****. Not ironic at all. Do you pay for a privileged lifestyle or not? Make your mind up fellas.