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Maybe we should take Eugenics more seriously?
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostIf the state bothered to give these people a decent education then maybe they could all start their own supermarkets. The problem is that neither you or your leftie friends would have anyone left to sneer at.
2. Even clever committed people would struggle to start a supermarket.
3. I am not a leftie.
All the above suggests to me you are an imbecile.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostWe have had a left wing government for several yearsComment
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostIn the right wing world it is believed that everyone has the ability to get themselves a job. With the right motivation they will create businesses along the way. We have had a left wing government for several years who's strategy it has been to grow the state when what they should have been doing is support such entrepreneurial behaviour. The reason why there is so little entrepreneurial activity is because we have been taxed and regulated according to the govt strategy and instead of educating and training our young they have instead spent money on paying people to remain on welfare.
I am not sure how you people on the left think about job creation but left wing government strategies of borrowing money to employ people to work on highly protected public sector jobs is not the way
My view of left wingers is that they are self serving people who like to think that they are caring individuals. The truth is that they are only interested in wearing the badge and that their real agenda is that everyone else should be looking after number oneComment
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Originally posted by Robinho View PostIt would prop up GDP, because the gov would be directly spending money (actually on something useful for a change).
You should teach DA how to debate, he might learn he doesn't have to resort to nasty rhetoric, but swing the debate with logic instead.
DA- " but left wing government strategies of borrowing money to employ people to work on highly protected public sector jobs is not the way"
And the Tory way of borrowing money to prop up false markets is? The figures would suggest otherwise. Spending has gone UP under this coalition and so have revenues, which disguise just how much EXTRA they are spending - and all I recall seeing is an increase in Corruption in the news.Comment
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Originally posted by sasguru View Post1. Some people are too thick to be educated, even basically.
2. Even clever committed people would struggle to start a supermarket.
3. I am not a leftie.
All the above suggests to me you are an imbecile.Comment
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Originally posted by sasguru View Post3. I am not a leftie.
All the above suggests to me you are an imbecile.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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But it gives right wingers (who have a mindset that looks primarily at the individual) a fig lead argument to say that if person A did actions B and C they would better their lot, while ignoring that this is not a solution to the problem of unemployment as a whole (which is where the left mindset primarily is focused).
There's no reason why you can't achieve 100% with these measures.
(Fiscally) "Right wing" isn't a wing at all. It's centrist, it's common sense, it's natural law. What is natural cannot be a wing.Comment
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Originally posted by Old Greg View Post. You are crazy if you think that right now, if everyone pulled their fingers out, they would all find jobs or start businesses to produce incomes.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostYou smell like oneComment
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