Off Topic General Election Special

I love poverty. There's nothing worse than spending a few hundred on some nice new clobber to then see every tramp on a council estate wearing it.

 

Seriously do you write leaders for the Express? if not you ought to.

 

When it suits there's loads of money for media backhanders and dodgy deals where people with links to the Tories win and the country loses. Look at that TTIP deal that thankfully got shot down. It would have been awful for the NHS and the state, but they were in favour of it for ages. The lobbying by certain big businesses or wealthy individuals is far too powerful in getting them what they want. May's husband just happens to be involved with a fund that benefits from tax avoidance schemes and makes literally trillions. Obviously just a coincidence how there's no appetite to close the Mayfair loopholes. With that in mind, it's disgusting and downright insulting when they say there's no money for the NHS or other public services. The country's money should be for the country.

 

and re mortgage!!!!!

 

Have you read the labour manifesto? The only spending they've pledged to balance is to bring public services spending out of defecit. That means everything else that needs paying for will be borrowed.

 

I don't know if anyone else is in a similar position to me and Filey, but we DEPEND on the NHS - for day-to-day wellbeing (and our very lives.

I just cannot vote for a government which is starving that NHS of funds, running it down, and selling it off to their mates and donors.

My very life may depend on the result.

 

Oh but Corbz is such a nice bloke. He's one of the people.

 

Have you got a credit card, Bob?

 

Nope. Only debt I have will be a mortgage next week.

If I can't afford it I don't buy it.

 

You keep mentioning the previous Labour party but I don't care about them. I didn't vote for them and never particularly liked them. Corbyn's labour is entirely different which is why I support them.

I know it was a European thing but it was backed by the government under loads of public pressure. It was an incredibly damaging proposal. We all know why they backed it despite it making no sense for the country.

 

Same here - but millions do and it's just a matter of using/enjoying now and paying later.

Just like national investment.

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0550jr0

Cant link the exact video, but watch this...hilarious....!!!

 

It's a surefire road to poverty.

Considering national investment only keeps getting more expensive year by year it's not a viable strategy in the slightest, is it?

 

He's a muppet, that's what he is.

He's anti establishment yet suddenly proclaims to be pro police and security services, which is nonsense.

His half wit mate McDonnell wants MI5 and the branch of armed police to be disbanded. That's hasn't been mentioned of late though, wonder why?

It's all lies, lies and more lies to try and reel in the gullible, they'd soon change their tune once they got in.

Corbyn has voted against new, stricter anti terror legislation 58 times.

He's not the messiah or the saviour of this nation.

He's a dangerous activist who doesn't live in the real world.

FACT.

 

They've explained how things will be paid for. Income Tax raises for the very top percentage of salaries, an excessive pay levy on people earning over £330k per year. If anyone thinks that isn't excessive I despair. Clampdown on tax avoidance, extending stamp duty to banking transactions, scrapping VAT exemption on private school fees (why the **** is that a thing?) and other stuff. It's all there.

 

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I think it's pretty good that Corbyn voted against most of that anti-terror stuff. Government shouldnt be allowed to spy on and detain anyone they want without charge. I'm still not voting labour mind.