Thread: Election 2019 - Week 3
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Old 25-11-2019, 18:07   #195
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Re: Election 2019 - Week 3
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Originally Posted by Dave42 View Post
the propaganda is the lie austerity was a necessity when it was a very blatant political choice both main parties are disastrous I am one of the millions of poltical homeless ones in this country
And the alternative was....

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Originally Posted by Dave42 View Post
the debt doubled under the tories never ever been higher that's a FACT over 1.8 trillion and still raising
Of course it did, because of the deficit. That's why we needed to reduce the deficit. Pay attention, man!

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Originally Posted by denphone View Post
Look Mick we all have our own views politically but personally l don't see either as good leaders of this country but for the voter the choice is not a appetising one wherever one looks so its then up to the individual who to put their cross next to but l suspect quite a lot of voters will be doing so with a heavy heart.
I think the point Chris was making was that the examples you gave were fluff and nobody really cares about all that. The decision we have to make is about which party will keep us solvent, and on that basis, the Conservatives will romp home.

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Originally Posted by Dave42 View Post
so tory debt is all fine labour one all bad? good to know I guess
The debt results from Labour's deficit. Do you not get that?

The austerity was needed in order to reduce the deficit, thereby prevent the debt from escalating to levels that would be calamatous for this country. Without austerity, the debt would be far more than it is now.
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