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jfman 18-09-2019 15:05

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36010496)
With the trade unions given the legal right to bring the economy to its knees, again. Three day week and frequent major power cuts, here we come....! What a way to run a country.

None of these things are in the Labour manifesto.

denphone 18-09-2019 15:09

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Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36010516)
None of these things are in the Labour manifesto.

You mean those glossy manifesto's produced by all political parties for general elections and then broken once they are elected into 10 Downing Street.

OLD BOY 18-09-2019 19:13

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Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36010516)
None of these things are in the Labour manifesto.

Well, just let's wait and see what happens if ever they get into power, shall we?

I will be one of the first to emigrate as I can see what will happen. I hope you enjoy hardship.

pip08456 18-09-2019 19:16

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36010599)
Well, just let's wait and see what happens if ever they get into power, shall we?

I will be one of the first to emigrate as I can see what will happen. I hope you enjoy hardship.

You'll be waiting a long time.

OLD BOY 18-09-2019 19:19

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Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 36010601)
You'll be waiting a long time.

All things being equal, yes! :D

jfman 18-09-2019 19:19

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36010599)
Well, just let's wait and see what happens if ever they get into power, shall we?

I will be one of the first to emigrate as I can see what will happen. I hope you enjoy hardship.

Hardship haha. Honestly, you're being awfully melodramatic here on the basis of very little.

At least the millions in poverty due to austerity have nothing to lose though.

OLD BOY 18-09-2019 19:23

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Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36010604)
Hardship haha. Honestly, you're being awfully melodramatic here on the basis of very little.

At least the millions in poverty due to austerity have nothing to lose though.

Venezuela. The destination of Corbyn's dreams.

I am not the melodramatic type. You obviously haven't been listening very intently to Corbyn and McDonnell, have you? They would bring us to our knees.

jfman 18-09-2019 19:28

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36010607)
Venezuela. The destination of Corbyn's dreams.

I am not the melodramatic type. You obviously haven't been listening very intently to Corbyn and McDonnell, have you? They would bring us to our knees.

Explain what policies in the Labour manifesto would do this, clearly outlining how they couldn't be fully costed.

We get it, you don't like state functions because there's profits that capitalists could cream off the top.

nomadking 18-09-2019 19:32

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Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36010604)
Hardship haha. Honestly, you're being awfully melodramatic here on the basis of very little.

At least the millions in poverty due to austerity have nothing to lose though.

Have you read any of the Labour Party Press Releases?

jfman 18-09-2019 19:44

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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36010612)
Have you read any of the Labour Party Press Releases?

Nice diversionary tactic once more. It's all very tame and attacking obvious failures in privatisation and taxing the wealthy. What's not to like?

pip08456 18-09-2019 19:48

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Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36010609)
Explain what policies in the Labour manifesto would do this, clearly outlining how they couldn't be fully costed.

We get it, you don't like state functions because there's profits that capitalists could cream off the top.

Can you post a link to the Labour manifesto? I thought it wouldn't be released until after the conference.

OLD BOY 18-09-2019 19:51

Re: Liberal Democrat conference/manifesto
 
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Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36010609)
Explain what policies in the Labour manifesto would do this, clearly outlining how they couldn't be fully costed.

We get it, you don't like state functions because there's profits that capitalists could cream off the top.

Ha, you really haven't been paying attention, have you, jfman? Costing doesn't come into it. McDonnell has stated that he would simply print the money they need for their harebrained schemes!

As an economist, you should know where that will lead...:rolleyes:

nomadking 18-09-2019 19:56

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Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36010619)
Nice diversionary tactic once more. It's all very tame and attacking obvious failures in privatisation and taxing the wealthy. What's not to like?

How is it diversionary? You're the one claiming Labour's Policies are perfectly fine, without any reference to what they are.

jfman 18-09-2019 19:59

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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36010628)
How is it diversionary? You're the one claiming Labour's Policies are perfectly fine, without any reference to what they are.

I'm saying they are quite tame. I challenge anyone to name an outlandish policy that will push me into hardship.

pip08456 18-09-2019 20:00

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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36010628)
How is it diversionary? You're the one claiming Labour's Policies are perfectly fine, without any reference to what they are.

Er, you do realise there's a conference coming up where Momentum will tell them exactly what to do.


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