It has to be said though 30 grand of debt being written off is one hell of an incentive to vote Labour.
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Is that student debt?Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostIt has to be said though 30 grand of debt being written off is one hell of an incentive to vote Labour.
Students never vote these days. They may whine a bit on facebook in between posting pictures of their bits.Comment
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That is true, but motivation levels might be somewhat higher if your debt is to be written off. A common comment I see from parents on various forums is "I save 60 grand in University fees if I vote Labour".Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostIs that student debt?
Students never vote these days. They may whine a bit on facebook in between posting pictures of their bits.Last edited by BlasterBates; 7 June 2017, 11:29.I'm alright JackComment
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Indeed - do you really think that a policy will go through which makes x millions of people 60 grand better off?Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostThat is true, but motivation levels might be somewhat higher if your debt is to be written off. A common comment I see from parents on various forums is "I save 60 grand in University fees if I vote Labour".Comment
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It isn't Labour policy to write off existing debt, but Corbyn has referenced it as something he would like to address.Originally posted by original PM View PostIndeed - do you really think that a policy will go through which makes x millions of people 60 grand better off?
Jeremy Corbyn Wants To Wipe Student Debt... But He's Not Sure How He's Going To Pay For It | HuffPost UKComment
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The Greens were effectively proposing paying people not to work last time around with some kind of living wage for all.Originally posted by original PM View PostIndeed - do you really think that a policy will go through which makes x millions of people 60 grand better off?Comment
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Yes - I would love to run for office based on the fact I would write everyone's debt off and bring back milk for every school child.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostIt isn't Labour policy to write off existing debt, but Corbyn has referenced it as something he would like to address.
Jeremy Corbyn Wants To Wipe Student Debt... But He's Not Sure How He's Going To Pay For It | HuffPost UK
But any sane person knows it is all about the money and it does not grow on trees which is why this sort of bollocks is really just that - bollocks!Comment
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Socialists are the best at spending.Originally posted by original PM View PostYes - I would love to run for office based on the fact I would write everyone's debt off and bring back milk for every school child.
But any sane person knows it is all about the money and it does not grow on trees which is why this sort of bollocks is really just that - bollocks!
Just not so great at generating income.
Like any household - The gap between the two unfortunately always needs paying off.Comment
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Well it works in Scotland as well as every other European country, including those running a budget surplus, so it is evidently not just a pipe dream.Originally posted by original PM View PostIndeed - do you really think that a policy will go through which makes x millions of people 60 grand better off?
It just means less Students, and it will mean a lot less relatively well paid academic staff, in Germany the Universities run on shoe string budgets. It is possible, it just wouldn't as much fun being a British Academic.Last edited by BlasterBates; 7 June 2017, 13:27.I'm alright JackComment
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