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I think if you quote the DM you automatically lose the argument That's on a par with quoting the Canary.
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Postcliche
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostMrs Clooney may be a virtue signaller but I am too shallow to see through her
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Mrs Clooney may be a virtue signaller but I am too shallow to see through her
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Originally posted by TestMangler View PostWhy do people like to micro analyse someone like Corbyn (remember, he's totally unelectable) and ridicule everything he says then vote Tory in the belief that they will do something other than absolutely **** everyone up to serve their mates ??
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostIt's a case of voting for what you know.
Both parties help their mates but with Labour you don't know whether these mates are their male union comrades or foreign billionaires.
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Originally posted by TestMangler View PostWhy do people like to micro analyse someone like Corbyn (remember, he's totally unelectable) and ridicule everything he says then vote Tory in the belief that they will do something other than absolutely **** everyone up to serve their mates ??
Both parties help their mates but with Labour you don't know whether these mates are their male union comrades or foreign billionaires.
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Why do people like to micro analyse someone like Corbyn (remember, he's totally unelectable) and ridicule everything he says then vote Tory in the belief that they will do something other than absolutely **** everyone up to serve their mates ??
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostJC has consistently and unashamedly spoken about raising taxes, surely? I mean it can hardly come as a surprise to anyone.
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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostYes, to a 50% rate, in the past....
But, as per the article 50% won't be enough.
The maths don't add up
I also expect him to steal Lib Dem tax raising ideas such as council tax changed to a land value tax after all it's "only fair" and invent a social care insurance - which is not tax it's "insurance".
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostJC has consistently and unashamedly spoken about raising taxes, surely? I mean it can hardly come as a surprise to anyone.
But, as per the article 50% won't be enough.
The maths don't add up
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JC has consistently and unashamedly spoken about raising taxes, surely? I mean it can hardly come as a surprise to anyone.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostThat seems quite honest and up-front.
Hmmmmmm........well its the first I have heard about a possible 60% tax rate.
The guy who came up with the manifesto hasn't got a lot of faith in it either:-
John McDonnell, the new shadow Chancellor, is under pressure to clarify Labour’s tax policies, with even the man credited with inventing “Corbynomics” describing the party’s tax plans as “weak”.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a6668566.html
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostGiven that's your biased opinion regardless of what they do, I can't see it changing
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