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:clap:

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Oh the arrogance :rolleyes:

I rest my case :2up:

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I see sarcasm is wasted on you. Never mind. Just keep repeating the mantra that the Tories will randomly increase taxes on the 'working classes' while paying your Labour increased NI the Tories want to remove from those not paying 40% income tax. Don't forget to accuse them of wanting to manipulate interest rates, which are at their root a product of the Bank of England base rate set by none other than the Bank of England, in order to benefit people with savings and screw people with mortgages over. I'll keep the facts to myself next time.

BTW I despise the whole 'working class' thing - I see it as nothing more than a label. There are those who are privileged, those who by circumstance are severely disadvantaged, the rest of us can be anything we want, and have the ability, to be. Yes I live in an affluent area now, no I don't like paying taxes so am not a huge fan of Labour or anyone else hugely left of the middle as I don't see a role for big government in my life, and by the way I was raised by my grandparents, a truck driver and a cleaner, in social housing, zero silver spoon here thanks.

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What I will find amusing if the Tories get in is will we be able to tell the difference between them and Labour.

Also when they start to screw us by selling off the rest of the country because that is what they do best what will all their supporters say in support, will we have such comments as we needed to sell them off for the good of the country.

Anyone that is on a low wage or getting disability allowances will in all likelihood find much more stringent measures in place to ensure that the state gives them less.

Also expect the minimum wage to be scrapped as many of their businessmen supporters will be expecting this as they bleat about their profits being affected by a set wage.

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Given David Cameron is on record as saying he was pleasantly surprised at how well the minimum wage turned out and is a supporter of it that would seem unlikely.

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I rather doubt that many of the businessmen that support the party are, and if the Tories get elected will be pushing for its removal.

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Gold reserves.

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I think you have missed the point of the poster. It does not depict Tory voters, but Tory MPs.

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Just like the unions who support Labour are pushing for strike after ruddy strike. Even the CWU are itching for a fight with VM so they can show them who's boss. That came from the mouth of a CWU rep :(

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To say nothing, of course, of the growing campaign, within the Tory rank and file, to abolish the National Minimum Wage.

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Erm, then why did Moldova's post state The acronym "MP" is conspicuous by its absence....;)

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didn't one of those cwu chaps get a job in mr browns cabinet :)

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Dont know but i wished i had recorded the rant i got from him on the phone about VM :LOL:

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i was talking about this cwu chap

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Johnson

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Any evidence to support this "growing campaign" claim (and I don't mean the Private Members Bill)?