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Originally Posted by TheDaddy
Err no I'm not, I'm going on as if Branson or who ever has broken the law and if it's found that they have then they should be punished, that's all that's been done, just a little bit of illegal activity, possibly
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Company policies aren't law. The Guardian article doesn't (As far as I can tell) claim any laws have been broken.
There are laws regarding the release of this kind of thing under the Data Protection Act, but most sources seem to agree that Virgin were in the clear with regards to that.
Face it, Corbyn's had his bright red socialist backside handed to him on a plate by a bearded pullover enthusiast...
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Originally Posted by TheDaddy
Or the good old days of a several months ago when a nationalised railway was making money for the country and since it's been private fares have gone up twice, cheap ticket use has been altered for the worse and staff cut
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Everyone apparently raves about "East Coast", however it was run on very strict commercial lines, and the fact the government was the shareholder didn't make much difference.
Also, what is the actual benefit of Nationalisation? Except possibly the warm, fuzzy feeling in the heart of a few 70s throwbacks and Unions salavting at the prospect of being able to strike without ever actually putting their employer out of business.