Reply to: The problem with this government is...

[sasguru]

Benevelant baby benevelant. Though do take your point. But what do we call that person then? "Father superior","Tony Blair","Hugo Chavez"?

Benevolent

Tsk!

[Xenophon]

WTF?

Indeed.

'tis a mockery of a sham, etc...

[lilelvis2000]

No country prefers a dictator. If he's in power because people prefer him, he's not a dictator.

Benevelant baby benevelant. Though do take your point. But what do we call that person then? "Father superior","Tony Blair","Hugo Chavez"?

[Churchill]

The problem is the colour blind can no longer tell the difference between Liebour and the CONservatives.

hard of thinking - Shirley?

Thanks to the 10p tax debacle I'm £270 ish better off. My partner because she works part-time is £140(ish) worse off!

WTF?

[PAH]

The problem is the colour blind can no longer tell the difference between Liebour and the CONservatives.

[expat]

No wonder some countries prefer a benevalent dicatator to the scum we have as "representatives".

No country prefers a dictator. If he's in power because people prefer him, he's not a dictator.

[Kinvara]

No wonder some countries prefer a benevalent dicatator to the scum we have as "representatives".

???

[Xenophon]

Good. The greedy flipers have slurped at the trough long enough and it's time they experienced the world their party has helped create.

WHS

[sasguru]

. The average MP, even one with a non-Cabinet role, is virtually unemployable in the real world. Come the next election roughly half of NL are in fear of their livelihoods

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Good. The greedy feckers have slurped at the trough long enough and it's time they experienced the world their party has helped create.

[HairyArsedBloke]

The country is screwy in the head – that’s why it elected Labour.

[malvolio]

. And when you're done, a massive public-funded pension and the chance to earn serious $$$.

Ermm, no. Senior Cabinet ministers perhaps. The average MP, even one with a non-Cabinet role, is virtually unemployable in the real world. Come the next election roughly half of NL are in fear of their livelihoods

And that's not my opinion (although it's one I share!), that was one Frank Field, Labour MP, speaking on R4 last week.

[Churchill]

They have been in power too long. Happens to all administrations over time.

The fact that Labour have been in power at all is what has really screwed this country!

[Moscow Mule]

They have been in power too long. Happens to all administrations over time.

[lilelvis2000]

The enter politics because they have heard about their MASSIVE expense accounts. Which have relatively relaxed rules and mean that the public essentially buy them a second home, pay for their shopping, eating, TV licences etc.. I must say I'm quite tempted. Oh yeah then there's the general snooping on joe public and the slimy back room deals. And when you're done, a massive public-funded pension and the chance to earn serious $$$.

No wonder some countries prefer a benevalent dicatator to the scum we have as "representatives".

[Clippy]

retard

F**ktard.