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Why are some folk keen on making a point at the funeral?
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Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostI didn't say I disagreed - as usual, you assumed.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostYou have not raised one single logical argument. You have no idea of how to debate. Like the rest of your ilk you believe that every argument needs to be won no matter how ridiculous it is. You cannot argue that her reforms should have been rolled back, nor can you show where the money was to come from to regenerate the economy and you seem to assume that money grows on trees.
My ilk, as I have explained, is the ilk of those who look to science and evidence for policy decisions. You seem incapable of understanding that, or of recognising the existence of alternative ideas other than your own delusional you strawman rantings. You're just a bag of wind and piss.While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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Originally posted by doodab View PostActually ,in that post was a reiteration of a reasoned point that she should have had a strategy for dealing with the people she put out of work. She didn't. This was a failure. This is the second time I've given you this reasoned logical argument for how she could have done things better. Twice you've chosen to ignore it, presumably because you have nothing to say, being incapable of reasoned argument yourself, and prefer frothing at the mouth.
My ilk, as I have explained, is the ilk of those who look to science and evidence for policy decisions. You seem incapable of understanding that, or of recognising the existence of alternative ideas other than your own delusional you strawman rantings. You're just a bag of wind and piss.
My main point was that it was inevitable that there would be pain because mind-sets had to change.Comment
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Originally posted by doodab View PostActually ,in that post was a reiteration of a reasoned point that she should have had a strategy for dealing with the people she put out of work. She didn't. This was a failure.Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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Originally posted by VectraMan View PostHer strategy was as with many other things that the free market economy would sort it out in the end, which it did in the long run.Last edited by doodab; 14 April 2013, 17:30.While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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Maybe if these subsidised workers were not continually striking and causing general havoc to economy in their quest to run the country over the government we might have got along a bit better.
A general point about the coverage and online chit chat of this affair has been the amount of lies and general untruths passed around. Even tonight I heard on the news that she shut down the local steel mill, it actually closed in 1992 when under private ownership.Comment
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostMaybe if these subsidised workers were not continually striking and causing general havoc to economy in their quest to run the country over the government we might have got along a bit better.
A general point about the coverage and online chit chat of this affair has been the amount of lies and general untruths passed around. Even tonight I heard on the news that she shut down the local steel mill, it actually closed in 1992 when under private ownership.
Plus she sold all that gold at rock bottom prices before engaging in a War with the Taliban and Al Queda. Also heard she was responsible for that awful film John Carter on Mars last year. A truly heinous woman.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Originally posted by VectraMan View PostThat's not true. She did have a strategy. Her strategy was as with many other things that the free market economy would sort it out in the end, which it did in the long run. ?
It did? Which country do you live in? Certainly not in the 3rd most indebted country in the world, the one without growth for 5 years, the one with a constant trade deficit because it imports much more than it exports, the one with 1.7 million people permanently on the sick books, the one with 25% youth unemployment, and dodgy free market banks which it had to bail out raising its debt GDP ratio from 40% to close to 90%, the one that squandered its North Sea oil to pay for unemplyment benefits?
Some of you live in cloud cuckoo land.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostI should clarify I didn't say they didn't have a strategy, it wasn't great but they did start several area regeneration schemes. The trouble was that the average Briton just wasn't the entrepreneurial type.
My main point was that it was inevitable that there would be pain because mind-sets had to change.
Actually the "average" of most countries probably aren't entrepreneurial types.Comment
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