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£10 billion cuts in welfare but we still drip feed the banks?


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Today we are told we have to cut £10 billion in welfare, health & education. We are told this is necessary as we are broke, and we need to cut our dependence on the state and public purse.

 

5 years ago we started bailing out the banks. To the tune of £800bn. When is it time to cut their dependence on us?

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Welfare needs cutting by a whole lot more then £10 billion.

 

What parts?

 

The only way to make substantial savings is to cut pensions.

 

Perhaps cut the state pension to £56.25 per week. Keep winter fuel and get rid of bus passes.

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Maybe Osborne could nationalise some more pension schemes. He's already converted the Royal Mail scheme into an unfunded scheme just so he could boast that he cut the deficit by 25%, courtesy of the one-off £30bn fiscal boost it provided.

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Do you want the banks that we now have ownership of to collapse and lose all out monies?

 

We are putting in to keep the things stable and as we have large share in most of them much of their money is our money.

 

We'd have been much better off if we'd allowed the weak banks to go to the wall and bailed out the people.

 

We could all have had about £5K each into our accounts to spend as we wish, rather than bailing out the banks. Instead, that money is in the trousers of the few.

 

Tories never change their spots.

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