Should Nurse's Strike?

[fools]

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[Guest sibon]

Just now, fools said:

not the smartest of your comments. the truth is, the people who work in the private sector will have to foot the bill

The truth is that without decent pay rises in the public and private sectors, we have a catastrophe on our hands.

 

It is well past time that those on high salaries made some sacrifices, to ensure that all of the other grafters get a decent wage.

 

 

[fools]

Just now, sibon said:

The truth is that without decent pay rises in the public and private sectors, we have a catastrophe on our hands.

 

It is well past time that those on high salaries made some sacrifices, to ensure that all of the other grafters get a decent wage.

 

 

how does inflation work again?

 

surprised you're all still pretending the rich can pay for everything, it's very 90s labour

[Guest sibon]

Just now, fools said:

how does inflation work again?

 

surprised you're all still pretending the rich can pay for everything, it's very 90s labour

It generally works by having right wing fools in charge. That’s the cause of this spike, and the previous one.

 

As for the rich. Why do you think that anyone is worth £250 000+ per year? In either the private, or public sector. It is simply a different type of closed shop to the one that was outlawed decades ago.

[hackey lad]

7 minutes ago, fools said:

how does inflation work again?

 

surprised you're all still pretending the rich can pay for everything, it's very 90s labour

Leave the 90s out of it . It’sLabour , full stop

[fools]

so nothing to do with brown casting off responsibility for inflation to the boe, and the mess in 2008, which resulted in quantative easing, stupid house price inflation, derisory saving rates,and free borrowing, and then there's the importing of millions to do the work of people being paid to do nothing at home

 

previous one being?

 

why do you think they are not. what is it about success that troubles you

 

how much should we pay nurses, and what should the tax rates be

Edited November 10, 2022 by fools

[Guest sibon]

1 minute ago, hackey lad said:

Leave the 90s out of it . It’sLabour , full stop

You might want to check your facts on that.

 

It might stop you from looking stupid

1 minute ago, fools said:

so nothing to do with brown casting off responsibility for inflation to the boe, and the mess in 2008, which resulted in quantative easing, stupid house price inflation, derisory saving rates,and free borrowing

 

previous one being?

 

why do you think they are not. what is it about success that troubles you

 

how much should we pay nurses, and what should the tax rates be

Please could you stick those words into the correct order when you get a minute.

[hackey lad]

 Not bad to say we are not interacting.  Mardy 

[fools]

there's a lot of people not interacting with sibon, what's the common denominator.

[Guest sibon]

9 minutes ago, hackey lad said:

 Not bad to say we are not interacting.  Mardy 

I’m not being mardy.

 

I’m also not interacting with you.

 

I’m simply telling you that you are wrong. 
 

Difficult to believe, I know, but you are not right.

 

 

6 minutes ago, fools said:

there's a lot of people not interacting with sibon, what's the common denominator.

There are three.

 

A covid denier.

 

And two (one) right wing zealots.

You should join them. It would save you a bit of embarrassment.

 

Kitchen, heat and all that.

Edited November 10, 2022 by sibon