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Old 15-12-2021, 14:54   #650
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Re: Coronavirus

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Originally Posted by mrmistoffelees View Post
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In response to your point regarding furlough and paying for things

1. When did the U.K. government finish paying its war debt ?
2. How much debt have the conservatives added between 2010-2020

There is ALWAYS a way to pay for it…..
The government having the debt is a completely different scenario, though ultimately furlough either adds to the total debt as a country or leads to more taxation or spending cuts to try and balance it.


The scenario is more around families, people who work in the sectors which are likely to have to close or be restricted again if this goes further, in the absence of furlough support, these people will have the same to pay for, themselves and families to feed without the work and money coming in to pay for it, the companies won't be able to support them as they aren't able to trade and bring money in, if the government doesn't then will they be able to afford heating, electricity, food bills, etc etc.
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