anglojoe: Just to see what people on this site think
Wrote him off after the referendum , he got stronger .Same thing happened after the election , with his strength growing . There seems to be two labour party's , one made up of voters and the other filled with career politicians out of touch with people .
anglojoe: Just to see what people on this site think
People in Britain are tired of austerity and feeling bad about themselves, and nationalism works like a god which you make ritual sacrifices to. Brexit is that ritual. With nationalism somewhat appeased the evil nerds party are weakened in power, I know Ukippers who voted for Corbyn this time. Any voice of social conscience could do well in British politics from now on. Corbyn would have won had his policies been as good-looking to the low paid as they are to students.
ChesneyChrist: People in Britain are tired of austerity and feeling bad about themselves, and nationalism works like a god which you make ritual sacrifices to. Brexit is that ritual. With nationalism somewhat appeased the evil nerds party are weakened in power, I know Ukippers who voted for Corbyn this time. Any voice of social conscience could do well in British politics from now on. Corbyn would have won had his policies been as good-looking to the low paid as they are to students.
100 years ago old men far away from the scene of combat divided Europe in a totally unnecessary quarrel, and in so doing sacrificed a generation of its young life. Brexit may prove to be the same, the overwhelming support coming from old men far away from the scene of any terrorism or immigration, and coming with the very real chance of ruining the future for Britain's posterity.
And 100 years ago we had the same old men insisting that economics is not a science and balanced budgets must be maintained. Free market philosophy hasn't been as accepted as it is today since 1929.
ChesneyChrist: 100 years ago old men far away from the scene of combat divided Europe in a totally unnecessary quarrel, and in so doing sacrificed a generation of its young life. Brexit may prove to be the same, the overwhelming support coming from old men far away from the scene of any terrorism or immigration, and coming with the very real chance of ruining the future for Britain's posterity.
And 100 years ago we had the same old men insisting that economics is not a science and balanced budgets must be maintained. Free market philosophy hasn't been as accepted as it is today since 1929.
Old people should concede to Theresa May's modest demands to reduce their benefits and calls for wealthy members of the elderly to rely on the state less. And then the Right should use that money to soften the blow for the country's productive ages, you can't have most people under 50 voting for Corbyn; an alternative to serving the assets of a geriatric class of aristocracy fortuned by year of birth must be made. An alternative which isn't replacing everyone under 50 with immigrant workers.
ChesneyChrist: Old people should concede to Theresa May's modest demands to reduce their benefits and calls for wealthy members of the elderly to rely on the state less. And then the Right should use that money to soften the blow for the country's productive ages, you can't have most people under 50 voting for Corbyn; an alternative to serving the assets of a geriatric class of aristocracy fortuned by year of birth must be made. An alternative which isn't replacing everyone under 50 with immigrant workers.
That chesney made corbyns day, as he scaremongered that to the hilt. May should have laid out the sums correctly and the older folk that were shouting would not be in the bracket anyway.
Means tested that ugly word for winter fuel most moaners would have still got it
Some people finacially well off do not know how to pay the money back, there told to give it to charity, but which charity, we learn each day of missuse of charitable gifts.
Winter fuel allowance should not be sent abroad either they do not need it it is always warm
So yes corbyn waved a carrot in front of students and they voted. They will be out of uni next time around and maybe think different or be too busy working to vote.
I remember in my youth kids that went to uni it was free then just wasted tax payers money fooling around for years to escape adulthood. Maybe fees could be fairer but noyt demoslished.
I think we might be looking at calls for the mass immigration of professional and high-skilled labour.
If the Right wants to gut our wages, drive down standards, and axe the welfare state then there's no way we can afford to subsidise our professionals. When the Tories drive down our conditions to the pitiful levels in the impoverished east we must demand the same for the bourgeoise. Our rich must become globally competitive, too.
We can't have labourers being paid £100 a week and then the train to work costing £110 a week instead of £20 because we pay consultants £90 an hour. White British consultants must be replaced by high caste Indian consultants who will do the same job for £20 an hour. If the Right-wing gets what it wants then we will not be able to afford to subsidise well-off individuals to the tune of tens of thousands of pounds a year. The bourgeoisie must be placed in open competition with the bourgeoisie in other lands. We can not have a low-wage economy with astronomical prices created by the protectionist racquets of professionals who want capitalism for everybody but themselves.
ChesneyChrist: I think we might be looking at calls for the mass immigration of professional and high-skilled labour.
If the Right wants to gut our wages, drive down standards, and axe the welfare state then there's no way we can afford to subsidise our professionals. When the Tories drive down our conditions to the pitiful levels in the impoverished east we must demand the same for the bourgeoise. Our rich must become globally competitive, too.
We can't have labourers being paid £100 a week and then the train to work costing £110 a week instead of £20 because we pay consultants £90 an hour. White British consultants must be replaced by high caste Indian consultants who will do the same job for £20 an hour. If the Right-wing gets what it wants then we will not be able to afford to subsidise well-off individuals to the tune of tens of thousands of pounds a year. The bourgeoisie must be placed in open competition with the bourgeoisie in other lands. We can not have a low-wage economy with astronomical prices created by the protectionist racquets of professionals who want capitalism for everybody but themselves.
The answer to this must not be the answer we found before - to lend all the little people £100 a week and then hate them for being in debt.
ChesneyChrist: And now I don't always agree with what kids today consider an education or what they deem a worthwhile job, but this is the 21st century, many jobs are nonsense plucked from thin air and I'm talking about the private sector. Nevertheless there's a connection between not investing in your own children and having to bring in young foreigners to keep the wheels of the country in motion.
The Right must hit back at Corbyn with promises of free vocational training and perhaps a points-based system around higher eduction. Art and music degrees should not be an expense for the public till, but somebody needs to be trained to replace the Polish plumbers, and a bright young working class kid who wants to do a degree in an area of engineering much needed by the country should score maximum points and have 100% of his education paid for.
wow and who would sort the wheat from the chaff??
Maybe fees still paid --by all--but in a more responsible fashion.
epirb: Wrote him off after the referendum , he got stronger .Same thing happened after the election , with his strength growing . There seems to be two labour party's , one made up of voters and the other filled with career politicians out of touch with people .
Ain't THAT just The Truth Bro
Meanwhile the Tories appear united as they don't have any pesky 'real people' to disagree ... they'll follow the Party Whip to keep their big salaries and places at the Gravy Station !
Any proper grown up will agree that mixed economies are the reality and there's a time and a place for government and many people are looking at how Scandinavia works. Economically free but socially protected.
Longtem however, and chiefly because of diversity and mass immigration, we won't have the national fellow-feeling and social trust to build a society as well-organised and mature as that. The likelihood imo is that societies default on a Universal Basic Income as the answer to social ills purely because of how simple it is. A moron could implement UBI and that's why it's got our name written all over it. Scandinavia may have a UBI as an addition, but in other lands I imagine there being a UBI and not a lot else(tho I expect Europe will retain its healthcare systems)
ChesneyChrist: Any proper grown up will agree that mixed economies are the reality and there's a time and a place for government and many people are looking at how Scandinavia works. Economically free but socially protected.
Longtem however, and chiefly because of diversity and mass immigration, we won't have the national fellow-feeling and social trust to build a society as well-organised and mature as that. The likelihood imo is that societies default on a Universal Basic Income as the answer to social ills purely because of how simple it is. A moron could implement UBI and that's why it's got our name written all over it. Scandinavia may have a UBI as an addition, but in other lands I imagine there being a UBI and not a lot else(tho I expect Europe will retain its healthcare systems)
Supporting the world going this way is the fact an ever-increasing proportion of goods cost the same to produce whether you make 1 copy or a billion. The abundance of goods and the relatively small supply of meaningful jobs will lead to giving everyone free money.
Now some of the right is today attempting to artifically induce scarcity so that wives obey husbands, workers work harder, and children study finance and war instead of art and philosophy. Technical progress is being thrown away along with everything else progressive in an effort to harden society and bring it down to earth with a crashing thud.
ChesneyChrist: Supporting the world going this way is the fact an ever-increasing proportion of goods cost the same to produce whether you make 1 copy or a billion. The abundance of goods and the relatively small supply of meaningful jobs will lead to giving everyone free money.
Now some of the right is today attempting to artifically induce scarcity so that wives obey husbands, workers work harder, and children study finance and war instead of art and philosophy. Technical progress is being thrown away along with everything else progressive in an effort to harden society and bring it down to earth with a crashing thud.
it's all going to crash whether you like it or not...there is NO Way that Banks and Creditors can push a Cashless Society without creating dire consequences.
In the USA' Book Values on hard assets/motorized vehicles/ mobile office buildings etc. are so low it only shows how out of touch the global too big to fail banks are in understanding the dynamic of supply and demand.
Bottom line is; no matter how much they depreciate values we still have to charge up to 300% more for said inventory to finance/floor the inventory to keep the show rolling.
in other words global banksters keep the viscous cycle going relentlessly without care, or any understanding of boom or bust cycles.
raphael119washington d.c., District of Columbia USA5,181 posts
"In the USA' Book Values on hard assets/motorized vehicles/ mobile office buildings etc. are so low it only shows how out of touch the global too big to fail banks are in understanding the dynamic of supply and demand"
Youre just mad cause your rusty old trailer wont sell.
crayons: it's all going to crash whether you like it or not...there is NO Way that Banks and Creditors can push a Cashless Society without creating dire consequences.
In the USA' Book Values on hard assets/motorized vehicles/ mobile office buildings etc. are so low it only shows how out of touch the global too big to fail banks are in understanding the dynamic of supply and demand.
Bottom line is; no matter how much they depreciate values we still have to charge up to 300% more for said inventory to finance/floor the inventory to keep the show rolling.
in other words global banksters keep the viscous cycle going relentlessly without care, or any understanding of boom or bust cycles.
There has been a few cases here where banks would not release security over farms even though loans had been paid off . Bank debt is seen as an asset , showing the total amount at the start of a loan shows a higher asset value than whats left near the end of the mortgage . Banks seem to take great comfort showing a high asset value rather than whats owed to them .
don't loose sight of all the derivatives (legal binding contractual instruments floating about space) that some say they forgave, (except in the case of Greece emmm) the same derivatives that sunk Iceland, those contractual obligations of unknown valve still floating about up cyberspace. lest we forget
robplum: don't loose sight of all the derivatives (legal binding contractual instruments floating about space) that some say they forgave, (except in the case of Greece emmm) the same derivatives that sunk Iceland, those contractual obligations of unknown valve still floating about up cyberspace. lest we forget
Let it roar , the fools still need food no matter what . Last time the banks and government was shafting farmers and making damn sure we still supplied food while billing us for the cull ewes I put them in a hole . Do the same again with the cattle if they become worthless but needed to keep every one in work . Wool this year would not cover the cost of shearing for some , PGG Wrightson only too happy to sell the wool as they are paid by bale . Store it or burn it , never let the farkers make a buck from ya for nothing . Allan Wallbank , MP for Gisborne and under sectary for Agriculture in the Lange government addressed a staff meeting at the soon to be closed Advanced Meat Works (AML) , he replied to a question about farmers not being paid for their sheep and said that they had to keep sending them in no matter what . There were quite a few farmers and farmers sons working in the works at the time trying to pay their farm debts , they new were the numbers were heading .
raphael119washington d.c., District of Columbia USA5,181 posts
robplum: don't loose sight of all the derivatives (legal binding contractual instruments floating about space) that some say they forgave, (except in the case of Greece emmm) the same derivatives that sunk Iceland, those contractual obligations of unknown valve still floating about up cyberspace. lest we forget
Warren Buffet : " derivatives are weapons of mass destruction". Trump and Congress are already trying to repeal Dodd Frank Act :
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