If it means the M60 will be better then I say bring on the fuel duty.
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thats exactly what it meansOriginally posted by fullyautomatix View PostWould being in opposition mean opposing everything that comes up ?(\__/)
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Are you new to politics?Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostI see that the utterly incompetent Labour party was trying to force a delay in fuel duty increase and failed. It staggers me. When they were in power they constantly chose to implement an increase in fuel duty and ignored pleas to postpone it. Now they are in oppistion they want to appear to be fighting for the motorists and are protesting the increase of 3P.
Bloody hypocrites.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Surely it means saying anything you can to get into power and opposing things is merely a frequent by-product of that?Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Postthats exactly what it means
If the ruling party said something that popular opinion was strongly behind the opposition would probably agree and further insist they had been saying it for years etc.Comment
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agree but the main policies are well published and straight lining them will show the present incumbents in a better position (I believe).Originally posted by speling bee View PostThe difficulty with this is getting any sensible and verifiable analysis of the effect different policies would have on economic growth and tax take. Whichever approach you favour, you will analyse according to your prejudice. There is no hard science behind it.
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In a further twist, Labour bint was on the radio saying they could pay for the fuel-duty lost revenue by stopping umbrella company contractors from claiming travel and food which they all do apparently.......Comment
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Demand for fuel is unelastic, which is why Govts love to tax it - easily predictable revenues.Originally posted by NorthWestPerm2Contr View PostIf it means the M60 will be better then I say bring on the fuel duty.Comment
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But voters are blind and deaf.Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostWould being in opposition mean opposing everything that comes up ? They championed increase in taxes on fuel, air passenger duty, etc etc with the excuse of saving the planet and now they are doing a complete U turn. They must think the voters are blind and deaf.
I think there is way too much traffic on the road. They need to slap another 20p a litre on - and keep doing it until people start to cycle more.Originally posted by swamp View PostI often see van drivers parked up leaving their engines running for a considerable time. It seems fuel needs to be more expensive.Comment
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Are you cycling up at the weekend?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostBut voters are blind and deaf.
I think there is way too much traffic on the road. They need to slap another 20p a litre on - and keep doing it until people start to cycle more.
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Unfortunately, considering the masses, they would be correctOriginally posted by fullyautomatix View PostWould being in opposition mean opposing everything that comes up ? They championed increase in taxes on fuel, air passenger duty, etc etc with the excuse of saving the planet and now they are doing a complete U turn. They must think the voters are blind and deaf.
Originally posted by The Spartan View PostDamn petrol is extortionately expensive at present in the UK, when I visited the weekend it was 1.32 a litre even petrol in Switzerland is cheaper
Blimey where was that from? In Essex it averages at 1.42Growing old is mandatory
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