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Originally Posted by Hugh
We're being a little over-dramatic now, don't you think?
I actually agree with some of your points re the Bankers and House Price inflation, but when you descend into emotive harangues using terms like "involuntary euthanisia" and "enforce it with a whip", you are drifting off the beaches of reality and dabbling your feet in the shallow waters of fantasy (imho). What's your next proposition - that the Government are setting up "death panels" and "internment camps"? You may wish to contact Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh - they have said it all before......
btw, as I said before, I agree with some of your points re Bankers, but you seem to have missed out the flagrant over-spending by the previous Government of monies they (and the country) didn't have - or doesn't that fit in with your world-picture?
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What else would you call policy creation knowing it will result in a near certain level of poverty driven premature death ?
As for enforcement with a whip, what else do you call forcing people who are no longer comercially viable in a capitalst state to work placements who have become ill and disabled at the hands of our industrious state with the threat of removal of their benefit ?
Nothing melodramatic here, past experience with various government departments tells me I should look to the worst case scenario and judging by the words of the current administration this is perhaps going to be the worst administration since Hitler.
"Britain needs Leadership not Partisanship" proof we are not in this together by Mr Camerons own words by trying to set himself and his so called coalition apart from the rest of the nation, further more I put it these measures are in fact
"an act of blatant political partisanship" as political leadership is nothing without a
political cause to look towards, however this was to me a clear and concise message now he is in power he cares not for the interests of the general public or their support in these measures or anyone else that dares to stand against his parties policies.
And when the going gets tough, lets just point our fingers at the failings of the previous government to detract from our own bad policies.