I mean seriously he is by far too extreme.
Fazersharp is right, whatever you think about Brexit, if you vote Tory you are voting for a worse NHS, worse schools, more cuts, and god help you if you become unemployed.
You are not voting for a leader, you are voting for a party.
Then tell me it's not brainwashing.
I got out
Mrs May with a strong UK backing will be able to get the best brexit possible
QuoteI got outFazersharp; The UK is still today a fully paid up member of the EU. It has triggered article 50, which is a means to negotiate ‘our’ way out of our contractual membership of the EU.
Yup, you are voting for zero hours contracts
You know a lot of people actually like zero hours contracts as it suits them.
Yes, but a lot don't and have no choice, as it's all they can get. What is wrong is where a zero hours contract includes compulsory 24/7 availability, and disallows taking other employment. Employers having their cake and eating it, and disassembly of all employees' rights. But that of course is Conservative policy.
I know that -- you know what I meant you don't have to pick an argument with every single comment people make
Quote from: VNA on 08 May 2017, 09:30:38 pm QuoteI got outFazersharp; The UK is still today a fully paid up member of the EU. It has triggered article 50, which is a means to negotiate ‘our’ way out of our contractual membership of the EU. I know that -- you know what I meant you don't have to pick an argument with every single comment people make -- like this I am going to doQuoteYup, you are voting for zero hours contractsYou know a lot of people actually like zero hours contracts as it suits them. Has Mc Donalds just offered to change from zero hours to contracted but there was not a massive take up
If you want to pick out 3 words from a whole post and quote them out of context then that's up to you but when read all together anyone can see what I was pointing out, let me remind you
Pay bedroom tax, wtf!! she does not even pay the repairs for her gaff, what is it £390 million for Buck house.
QuoteIf you want to pick out 3 words from a whole post and quote them out of context then that's up to you but when read all together anyone can see what I was pointing out, let me remind you I didn't quote them out of context. But hey, instead of just saying - whoops sorry what I really mean't to say was.... - if you wanna blame me for what you said, well fire away Meanwhile guaranteed rights to holiday pay, maternity and paternal leave, equal treatment for part time and agency workers, along with EU consumer protection, travel protections, the working time directive and many other benefits written into EU law will be torn up by the Tories.And of course my country Scotland voted to stay in. Yet people in English bought into a xenophobic campaign
But hey, instead of just saying - whoops sorry what I really mean't to say was.
How can I know what you meant when you said something entirely different from what you actually now tell us you meant?
Meanwhile guaranteed rights to holiday pay, maternity and paternal leave, equal treatment for part time and agency workers, along with EU consumer protection, travel protections, the working time directive and many other benefits written into EU law will be torn up by the Tories.
and thats the point WE CAN boot them out - unlike the Eurocrats who are making our laws for us.
Quote from: lew600fazer on 05 May 2017, 10:11:40 amPay bedroom tax, wtf!! she does not even pay the repairs for her gaff, what is it £390 million for Buck house. “The Crown Estate has already paid for the renovation [of Buckingham Palace] many times over by way of their contributions to Government revenue. In fact, they’ve already paid for it six times over in the last ten years alone having paid £2.4 billion to the Treasury over that period” Huffington Post, 21 November 2016https://fullfact.org/economy/paying-buckingham-palace-cost-refurbishment/
I have said it before but Tony Blair was the best PM the labour party and the UK have had in decades.