Blimey. This petition is gaining some signatures.

[noseall]

Sir Keir has it in for the old coffin dodgers.
His winter fuel allowance cut and the assisted suicide bill are just the start.

Brexit is still just a shít as it always was, eh.

 

[Vinty]

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Who would replace Starmer.?

 

[carmanmemoranda]

It's great to complain about the government, it always happens

But remember we just had a choice. Ask yourselves why the Tories were overwhelmingly rejected by the voters.

Yes things are tough, and likely to get worse yet before they get better.

But the other choice was more Tories, and the country didn't want that, with good reason.

So who would anybody vote for now, that voted Labour at the election? Not relevant to those that didn't vote labour, your choice didn't win.

Things are tough, but I'd still vote labour if the election happened again. Still much better than the conservative choice currently.

 

[blup]

or VPNs

What about the russsians voting via uk vpn’s?

 

[ajohn]

Who would replace Starmer.?

Why do that when the tough changes are down to Reeves?

 

[blup]

Haven't seen any evidence of broken promises. The NIC promise clearly related to employee contributions. The government signature map shows brexhit voting areas, where they voted labor and reform because they were angry with the toreys.

 

[ajohn]

Haven't seen any evidence of broken promises. The NIC promise clearly related to employee contributions.

They stated which taxes they would not increase in the manifesto. Tax cuts on these can tend to boost GDP., Increases the opposite.

When things finally settled down the NIC increase will result in a bit of inflation but not a lot. That's how the BofE and OBR see it.

Business faces the cost of the NIC and also the Tory and Labour increases on min pay, Both of those are similar. Bigger increases to people under 21. So both parties agree on that aspect.

 

[Notch7]

They stated which taxes they would not increase in the manifesto. Tax cuts on these can tend to boost GDP., Increases the opposite.

When things finally settled down the NIC increase will result in a bit of inflation but not a lot. That's how the BofE and OBR see it.

Business faces the cost of the NIC and also the Tory and Labour increases on min pay, Both of those are similar. Bigger increases to people under 21. So both parties agree on that aspect.

the thing is Ive yet to see anybody moaning about Labours budget come up with any alternative

 

[ajohn]

the thing is Ive yet to see anybody moaning about Labours budget come up with any alternative

A business lady on the box last night said their load was too high but agreed that Reeves must ensure we don't borrow to run the state. She looked a bit uncomfortable at that point - where else to get it from as it must be done.

 

[Odds]

If y'all took any notice of online polls we'd all be happier getting high and enjoying free access to faster broadband.

 

[ajohn]

Th WF change is somewhat different. She is thinking about more and more people retiring over a number of years. As more claim the benefit the saving covers that or largely offsets it.

 

[motorbiking]

What about the russsians voting via uk vpn’s?

surely they love Starmer? Russia would have tanks in Piccadilly Square, before Starmer would make a decision.