Is it acceptable to spend all day every day scouring the internet for reasons to hate black/gay/trans/Moslem people, or are you a braindead right wing spanner who should get a new hobby?
You’re actually very unwell. In the head, I mean. And your soul is poisoned. Do something about it while there’s still time, don’t let hate and fear consume you
I don't 'hate' anyone or anything, and fear plays no part in me being here. In reality (no offence, you'll join it one day) I'm here because it's funny watching the lefty racists tie themselves up in knots. It rather looks like you're just another one trying to reflect their own emotions onto others. That being the case, good look with getting your head mended.
Amazingly I know plenty about percentages and percentage points and the difference between the two. Some on here struggle with just plain English. Unfortunately those that get their economics from the finance pages of the Sun and the Daily Mail actually know little. They believe that £60bn lost on the markets caused inflation when it was the Bank of England that screwed the pension funds and had to bail them out with more free money. The vast majority are financially illiterate and get what their stupidity deserves.
Who needs to Google income tax thresholds when the information is published on the government/Parliament website? Stupid people that are using false arguments need to Google excuses. You continue to post drivel about Tory financial mismanagement if it gives you pleasure. When Labour are in they will obviously just blame the mess they inherited just like the Tories inherited it from Brown. I have mentioned the Bank of England incompetence on here frequently. That never had anything to do with the Daily Fail, which you obviously cannot read so probably just wipe your fat arse with it.
Stick to regurgitating Twitter drivel instead of trying to write. The reason the banks needed bailing out was because Brown was happy to spend all the taxes they were generating so he did not make them separate their retail and investment divisions. The Americans just let the failed banks go to the wall while Brown/Darling were forced to use billions of debt to keep them afloat. The result was a decade of austerity. Who cares what Cameron and Osborne thought? They were on the Opposition benches, where it is their role to oppose. Can anyone remember the majority New Labour had between 1997 and 2005? I think they did not need Opposition support for anything. It fell to 66 is 2005 (I Googled that before someone asks as it was the quickest way to get the answer), still enough to do as they pleased. People on here seem obsessed with Tufton Street. Is the property cheaper there? Probably not, as it is in Westminster.
You did not read the rest because like most of the brain dead on here you have the attention span of a gnat and cannot handle anything longer than a text message or a Tweet, let alone reasoned debate.
Even the Europeans are having to report how badly it is going in the Single Market that Remainers crave to rejoin: Jacques Delors vision of an all powerful Single Market has seen the EU percentage of global GDP half in 30 years since it was created, mired in over regulation: Europe in decline thanks to French socialists.
No one has ever read to the end of any of your posts, ever. Surely you know this, so why do you keep churning out these endless ****-cycles?
A post about manufacturing output got a lot of deflection from Dull and Quartermoonll prattling on ablout GDP when the manufacturing sector accounts for about 10% of the UK's output The S&P Global/CIPS UK manufacturing PMI analysis shows the 17 consecutive monthly decline is due to a number of factors: Less demand from overseas companies and firms reducing their stockpile Concerns about high interest rates and the cost-of-living crisis affecting demand Conditions remaining tough in key export markets, notably the EU (European Union) <---- heightened by Brexit. Of course with inflation hopefully coming down it means interest rates will likely to fall further, and should improve demand for manufacturing goods. But but but GDP and BoE
