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Hugh 20-11-2023 19:32

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36164598)
I am sure you are the perfect human being, jfman, who has never said an unkind word to anyone, even when prodded and provoked mercilessly.

Although that is not my experience when dealing with your barbs on this forum.

My point, to get back to it, was that a simple comment in response to provocation, does not mean you are a racist.

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Sunak should never have taken over. We need somebody strong to lead this country and someone to face down these lazy name calling cancel merchants who continually take a holier than thou attitude and preach woke nonsense.

We have lost our way and Labour would only take us into a very dark tunnel from which we may never emerge.




You really don’t understand irony, do you?

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36164605)
During which time we have had austerity following the election of the Conservatives, hampered by the coalition with the Lib Dems, two odd years of Covid that Starmer would have mishandled due to his obsession with lockdowns and restrictions, and on top of that, the Ukraine war.

The civil service is doing a pretty good job of destroying public services, for example with its failure to direct money being injected into the NHS, preferring instead to spend hundreds of thousands of pounds on making woke appointments rather than into front line services.

Speaking of "name calling"…

OLD BOY 20-11-2023 19:45

Re: The Chronicles of Rishi
 
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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36164606)
You really don’t understand irony, do you?

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Speaking of "name calling"…

Where was I wrong, and why?

Hugh 20-11-2023 20:27

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36164611)
Where was I wrong, and why?

Again, you seem to not understand the concept of irony - you railed against "name calling" by name calling and ad hominem statements, using value-free emotive statements.

OLD BOY 21-11-2023 16:09

Re: The Chronicles of Rishi
 
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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36164619)
Again, you seem to not understand the concept of irony - you railed against "name calling" by name calling and ad hominem statements, using value-free emotive statements.

I called jfman a perfect human being. I’m sure he was chuffed.

Paul 21-11-2023 18:04

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Back to the subject please.

Ms NTL 22-11-2023 19:42

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No inheritance tax changes …. no ISA increases.....Rubbish budget

Damien 22-11-2023 19:57

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The other thing is that the tax thresholds are still static even after a year of high inflation. It's a massive stealth tax.

Ms NTL 22-11-2023 20:27

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36164761)
The other thing is that the tax thresholds are still static even after a year of high inflation. It's a massive stealth tax.

This is a massive stealth tax.

Hugh 22-11-2023 21:24

Re: The Chronicles of Rishi
 
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Originally Posted by Ms NTL (Post 36164760)
No inheritance tax changes …. no ISA increases.....Rubbish budget

tbf, something that would benefit under 4% of the population during a cost of living crisis wouldn’t be good optics…

Mr K 22-11-2023 22:34

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If there was any spare cash going maybe it should have been spent on our crumbling roads, railways, schools and hospitals, rather than a pre-election bribe. Radical I know.

Dave42 22-11-2023 22:40

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NEW: May election on the way? Tonight I’m told Tory party been instructed to be ready for a election from Jan 1st, with Issac Levido (Sunak campaign chief) joining CCHQ on that date full time.

Note: option on table doesn’t meant it’s going to happen. But the NI cut Jan 6 opens the door for May election.

https://twitter.com/BethRigby/status...54719163998367

Hugh 22-11-2023 22:49

Re: The Chronicles of Rishi
 
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Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 36164774)
NEW: May election on the way? Tonight I’m told Tory party been instructed to be ready for a election from Jan 1st, with Issac Levido (Sunak campaign chief) joining CCHQ on that date full time.

Note: option on table doesn’t meant it’s going to happen. But the NI cut Jan 6 opens the door for May election.

https://twitter.com/BethRigby/status...54719163998367

And by pure coincidence, by using a Statutory Instrument, the Conservative Government has just pushed through a new regulation on Election spending - it almost doubles the permitted spending in UK elections, with the national party spending limits for the next general election increased from around £20m to around £36m.

Without any debate, scrutiny or vote in Parliament.

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/...0231235_en.pdf

Russ 22-11-2023 22:51

Re: The Chronicles of Rishi
 
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Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 36164774)
NEW: May election on the way? Tonight I’m told Tory party been instructed to be ready for a election from Jan 1st, with Issac Levido (Sunak campaign chief) joining CCHQ on that date full time.

Note: option on table doesn’t meant it’s going to happen. But the NI cut Jan 6 opens the door for May election.

https://twitter.com/BethRigby/status...54719163998367

The Tory **** party booted out just in time for summer…..give us some nice mid-year warm weather and suddenly I’ll be looking forward to my 50th for the first time ever :D

Ms NTL 22-11-2023 23:04

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36164767)
tbf, something that would benefit under 4% of the population during a cost of living crisis wouldn’t be good optics…

I do not doubt that your number "under 4%" is correct.

But there are financial advisors that make your assets disappear from the UK or they magically appear under the beneficiary's name.

The simplest one is the "7 year rule".

That's why it's only 4%

denphone 23-11-2023 06:22

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36164773)
If there was any spare cash going maybe it should have been spent on our crumbling roads, railways, schools and hospitals, rather than a pre-election bribe. Radical I know.

Sadly tax cuts was always going to be straight out of the Tory playbook in the run up to a general election.

It might win them a few more base votes but next year is unlikely to be a great year economically and public services and everything else is still in a very grim state under 13 years of Tory government.


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