Strikes

Poor families?

 

You keep on about the Daily Mail....I don't read it, what is it with you, can you not accept that someone has a genuine anti union opinion. Do you constantly have to look for disinformation, tweets, and use the mail as an excuse to fight your corner.

In other words can't you just take me on with facts, rather than bolloxs, I hate you fookers, I'd say stronger that, but I will not stoop that low, but in short I'd chuck the lot of you on a bonfire.

 

You seem a bit confused mate. Let me make it simple for you. The poor families you have suddenly discovered you care about, are mostly working families impoverished by over a decade of Tory government. Unless you are rich, the Tories are the enemy, but they stay in power because mugs keep voting for them.

 

That's more like it @brb Talking about the strikes without once mentioning Labour

 

That's fine mate, I'm happy to accept all that with no argument. Now I just need you and Donga to accept the train drivers are trying it on and hiding behind the skirts of the nurses.

 

Didn't even give them a thought tbh...I forgot

 

anyway, what about this Labour party?

 

Working families. Still waiting for this 'leveling up' we were promised.

 

I'd tag Munse in on this but can't remember his changed username.

He had to come South for a flight, because they ain't levelled up in Newcastle.

 

Have you seen the price of rail fares? Cheaper catching a plane.

My latest LBC update from today. Bloke phones in, he's traveling by train from Newcastle to Manchester before xmas. Train's been cancelled, all trains the day before fully booked. Man's paying £450 to take a taxi All bcos he's off on holiday, catching a flight from Manc to Thailand ffs.

 

I've got a senior citizen railcard now, fook you lot.

 

Yeh and an inflation busting bloody triple lock

I read your post above mine. Maybe it was Munse who phoned in. He'd defo pay £450 on a taxi

 

Yes mate, senior citizen railcard (cheers @Archers Road ) oh and cheaper than buying a three grand pushbike @PINKIE

and you are right triple lock pension, win, win, but don't tell @Sucky ffs - his taxes are paying for it.

Munse

 

I tried to get a bus pass, even though I've never used a bus.

Fookers said I'm not old enough.

 

Guy rang up the supine, Tory-arsed Jeremy Vine a few weeks back.

"I want more pay, but I can't go on strike as I'm not in a union"

"Yes, it seems very unfair" says the fart-in-a-bottle, streak-of-piss presenter.

Another bloke get's put through as he's still on air and asks the first caller:

"Why can't you go on strike?".

"As I said, I'm not in a union".

"Why don't you join one?".

"We don't have a union"

"Why don't you form one?"

"They won't let us".

"They can't stop you unless you're in the armed forces or GCHQ"

"I wouldn't want to be in a union - we already have good terms and conditions".

"Oh, that's er, not what you said a few minutes ago"

Jeremy intervenes as his caller is floundering...

 

Joking aside my dad has all that and like you has earned it so I don't begrudge it to anyone. Imo it's not about a race to the bottom.

 

Fair play mate.

It was Archers that gave me the idea, I'd never thought about it before, he said he had free travel in London, so I thought oh what can I get.

I said to my kid when he came round a few weeks ago, I can't be arsed with the car anymore, he looked at me as though his dad had gone crazy - so I'm like right, let's start looking this public transport stuff up. Although can never see me going on a bus, don't know any services near me for starters, but at least I know how to get to a railway station.

 

My niece is coming up to Scotland to join us from London in February, train to Glasgow £199.00, return flight to Inverness £49.00 wtf

 

Been like that for ages mate.