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Old 26-03-2011, 08:40   #49
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Re: TUC Day of Action - 26th March

Having the protest at a weekend is unfair to all of those who wanted to go to London to shop, see a show, visit a museam, indeed anything that they want to do with thei leisure time and yet will now be disrupted.

It is a simple fact, for many years governments and local authorities have been spending significantly more than can reasonably afforded. There are no blank cheques in the world economy. Why do some people seem to believe that there are limitless funds? If you personally have financial limits on how much you can put on credit cards, mortgages and other debt, then why does the same not apply to government? The books have to balance
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