Tory welfare cuts

[SteveJ68]

Everyone will need the welfare state at some point. Who do you feel it is safest with?

 

It's got to be Labour, we wouldn't have a welfare state if it wasn't for the Labour Party.

[kidley]

Less than it was under Labour.

 

i could afford £1 under labour cant afford naff all under the 'cons'

[salou4]

Oh god, you're serious aren't you :hihi:

 

 

https://timetric.com/index/uk_price_bread_white_loaf_sliced_800g/

 

Yes, thanks for asking. However, if you disagree, please show me your figures.

In 2010 a typical loaf was about £1.25. Now about 75p in Asda.

[I1L2T3]

https://timetric.com/index/uk_price_bread_white_loaf_sliced_800g/

 

Yes, thanks for asking. However, if you disagree, please show me your figures.

In 2010 a typical loaf was about £1.25. Now about 75p in Asda.

 

Oh no, you are serious :hihi:

 

Nobody could ever accuse you of not knowing the price of milk could they

[salou4]

Oh no, you are serious :hihi:

 

Nobody could ever accuse you of not knowing the price of milk could they

 

Sorry if the facts are a little inconvenient and undermine your argument. I do apologise.

[I1L2T3]

Sorry if the facts are a little inconvenient and undermine your argument. I do apologise.

 

David Cameron could take a leaf out of your book

[salou4]

Thanks, kind of you to say so.

[*_ash_*]

i would certainly have this bloke running the country than Cameron

 

Quote Branson has dyslexia and had poor academic performance as a student, and on his last day at school, his headmaster, Robert Drayson, told him he would either end up in prison or become a millionaire.[9]

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Branson

 

I agree.

 

I'd settle for someone who was vaguely competant...

 

You've convinced me, I'm going to vote Labour because Ed looks competent*!

 

(*btw way I had to look that up, I couldn't spell it either )

 

What on earth are you blathering on about. I only said they were slightly better liars.

 

No, you said more than that...

 

 

Yes they fib slightly more convincingly in a posher accent.

 

The bold shows your bias.

 

I would say common sense is more important than any of there degree's or money.

 

First, how common is common sense? (and it would have to be defined too)

Second, it's not about that anyway so moving on... running a country means being good with finances.

 

How many voters are good with finances?

 

Look at EVERY country that is poor and you will find poor financial skills with governance.

 

Voters/people just look for short term answers based on what's best for them now. That's what modern politics is about (and perhaps always was).

 

Anyone with any decent brains knows the NHS, the welfare system, the pensions system are all completely unsustainable in their current form. I include Labour in that too, but they can't admit it, and Tory's won't say it either. What do they care? It's the futures problem, not theirs.

 

(and before you say it, I think Natalie Greens is nuts )

[salou4]

Wow, I'm amazed at the level of debate here. Bit like my kids school yard with everyone calling each other names. Then again, I find that typical amongst Labour voters because thinking about policies is very hard isn't it.

[I1L2T3]

 

No, you said more than that..

 

The bold shows your bias.

 

 

Poppycock my dear fellow. I said they were slightly posher, ergo the others are posh too. Only slightly less so.

 

That said, I'm happy to be biased against the Tories. Proud in fact.

 

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Wow, I'm amazed at the level of debate here. Bit like my kids school yard with everyone calling each other names. Then again, I find that typical amongst Labour voters because thinking about policies is very hard isn't it.

 

And you were slagging people off for not knowing the price of milk. And bread.