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49% support universal basic income
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Automation is expensive and its level balances the availablity of (cheap) workers. British factories are less automated than French ones, as evidenced by our lower productivity.
Automation isn't going to put large numbers of people out of work because it would be cheaper to employ at least some of them as human robots.Cats are evil.Comment
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You only need to see how far Jack Straw and Tony Blair fell from their left wing freedom principles to know the snowflakes will turn into fascists at the first sign of power...Originally posted by Big Blue Plymouth View PostGod, sounds like some Orwellian, dystopian scenario.
Added to that, the safespace snowflake generation will be running the show.
Wonder where free speech will be then?Comment
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so that was what CMD was doing, trying to get the entrails out of the mouth.Originally posted by bobspud View PostEconomists are no more use than a high priestess reading runes...
One might argue that readin pig entrails has more integrity...Comment
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Maybe Eire & Holland?Originally posted by Platypus View PostScotland, for example?
Double Irish With A Dutch SandwichComment
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yep the taxpayer is getting screwed by the EU.Originally posted by PhiltheGreek View PostMy naval training tells me not to that link
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Bad memories of getting caught motorboating....?Originally posted by PhiltheGreek View PostMy naval training tells me not to that link
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Nothing bad about a walk down mammary laneOriginally posted by greenlake View PostBad memories of getting caught motorboating....?
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What I mean is - if I do nothing and get paid 12 grand but if I get a job and get paid 16 grand - in real terms I am only 4 grand better off than the guy who sits on his arse doing nothing.Originally posted by vwdan View PostThat makes no sense. Inflation is a concern, of course but people say that about minimum wage too.
Therefore all prices will take into account that you get 12 grand for zero productivity and so my 16 grand becomes 4 grand.
A very simplistic way to look at it but as soon as someone can put zero in but take something out somewhere along the line the system will fail.Comment
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