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and neither a kid, grown-up, or pensioner?Originally posted by WTFH View PostHe’s a non-EU resident.
so he's a foetus or a corpse?Comment
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I'm more worried they're allowing pensions to be seen as a worthwhile investment for the future, what with salary sacrifice to reduce personal tax bill.
Inevitable they're doing that to let us build a big enough pot to fail the means test for state pension, and to have an easy target for raids when they need a few billion for their own vested interests.
Maybe tomorrow, I'll want to settle down. Until tomorrow, I'll just keep moving on.Comment
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostThe kids aren't as stupid as people believe.
If the Tories want to win the next three elections they just need to start massive house building and ban non-UK residents from buying the properties.
Bring on the Brexit
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he can't remember his manners or toilet training either!Originally posted by BR14 View PostSo where do you fit into this demographic then??
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Raiding my pension to prop up the housing market. As if it wasn't bad enough with low interest rates
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So in a pathetic attempt to try and counter Corbyn they're going to go after the youth vote and end up losing a chunk of their older voters.
Corbyn is basically governing by proxy now.
All we need now is for them to implement some of his policies on foreign policy and taxing the super rich/multinationals. Let's see how desperate they get."Is someone you don't like allowed to say something you don't like? If that is the case then we have free speech."- Elon MuskComment
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Ed Milliband's manifesto is in full flow now and I can only see the Tories shifting further left to counter the perceived threat.Originally posted by Jog On View PostSo in a pathetic attempt to try and counter Corbyn they're going to go after the youth vote and end up losing a chunk of their older voters.
Corbyn is basically governing by proxy now.
All we need now is for them to implement some of his policies on foreign policy and taxing the super rich/multinationals. Let's see how desperate they get.
Even so. It's May that's weak not Corbyn being strong.
The Tory plan is to get Brexit finished (they don't care how well it's done any more) and replace May with someone who'll make it all better (god save us if it's that twat Boris).
And it'll probably work as without Scotland Corbyn will struggle to get a majority. Not without the centre ground.See You Next TuesdayComment
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