Budget. Is the Toxic party for real?

[The Bedlington Terrier]

After multiple monetary cockups and a dabble with Trussonomics our new Chancellor provides us all with a budget the Labour party would be proud of.

Hands up anyone who would still vote for these fecking eejits?

[sinkov]

After multiple monetary cockups and a dabble with Trussonomics our new Chancellor provides us all with a budget the Labour party would be proud of.

You've got it mon ami, Corbynomics on Steroids, Jezza, bless him, only ever proposed a money tree, this lot planted a whole forest of them. And as anyone with even half a brain was saying back then, it'll have to be paid for one day. That day has arrived.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

You've got it mon ami, Corbynomics on Steroids, Jezza, bless him, only ever proposed a money tree, this lot planted a whole forest of them. And as anyone with even half a brain was saying back then, it'll have to be paid for one day. That day has arrived.

The cavalry has arrived to sort out the fiasco the cavalry started in the first place.

Who makes this $hit up.

Another "infantile" insert for you to quibble about mon ami...

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[Swissclaret]

Looking from the outside, it staggers me how delusional the politicians are and what poor quality they are.

Peddling a mantra that the whole world is envious of the NHS, for example, is a lie. The answer to everything - Tory or Labour
- is to throw billions at the problem. Fundamental reform is needed in Britain, politically and economically. Unless that happens, it will continue to be a sh*tshow.

The attitude of too many people in Britain is that they are owed a living, that the Government should pay for everything and there is always someone else to blame. That is a very unhealthy attitude that is not reflected in other countries.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Looking from the outside, it staggers me how delusional the politicians are and what poor quality they are.

Peddling a mantra that the whole world is envious of the NHS, for example, is a lie. The answer to everything - Tory or Labour
- is to throw billions at the problem. Fundamental reform is needed in Britain, politically and economically. Unless that happens, it will continue to be a sh*tshow.

The attitude of too many people in Britain is that they are owed a living, that the Government should pay for everything and there is always someone else to blame. That is a very unhealthy attitude that is not reflected in other countries.

It starts at primary school level here s_c and it just goes steadily worse unless a parent can afford private education.

Every child should have the same start in life but sadly the Tory government constantly row back on pledges and promises.

No matter what a Labour government does the Tories just undo it.

Free School Meals for our schoolkids would be a great start in the "Levelling Up" promise but we might as well as ask for free gold nuggets for everyone.

[Swissclaret]

It starts at primary school level here s_c and it just goes steadily worse unless a parent can afford private education.

Every child should have the same start in life but sadly the Tory government constantly row back on pledges and promises.

No matter what a Labour government does the Tories just undo it.

Free School Meals for our schoolkids would be a great start in the "Levelling Up" promise but we might as well as ask for free gold nuggets for everyone.

I agree that every child should have the same start in life in an ideal world. But the world is not ideal. It never has and never will be.

I suggest that the country needs to look at history and learn from it. In a developed society no child should go hungry. In my time. School meals were the norm. What happened to that?

My parents were working class. I went to a Catholic Junior School that focused on the three «*R/s*». What happened to that? We were taught to try to be the best at whatever we did - including the 11 plus. What happened to that mentality?

I was given opportunity that I took through hard work and application. There is nothing to stop any child working hard to achieve.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

I agree that every child should have the same start in life in an ideal world. But the world is not ideal. It never has and never will be.

I suggest that the country needs to look at history and learn from it. In a developed society no child should go hungry. In my time. School meals were the norm. What happened to that?

My parents were working class. I went to a Catholic Junior School that focused on the three «*R/s*». What happened to that? We were taught to try to be the best at whatever we did - including the 11 plus. What happened to that mentality?

I was given opportunity that I took through hard work and application. There is nothing to stop any child working hard to achieve.

Back in the halcyon days you lived in s_c that philosophy was entirely workable. Sadly, not now. Grammar schools are not available for the brighter primary school kids like Supersub6 and sinkov were back in the day, single mums on Universal Credit living on the Stoops Estate in Burnley or the Oldham's Estate in Bolton have no chance whatsoever of being able to properly feed their kids, never mind think about the benefits of education.

I don't think you have any idea how bad things are here s_c. Which civilized western country allows paucity to strike disabled veterans to such an extent they are forced to live on the fecking street?

We have the money it's just the fact the Toxic party would rather give each other dodgy VIP contracts to procure vast sums of taxpayers' money to provide the square root of feck all.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Looking from the outside, it staggers me how delusional the politicians are and what poor quality they are.

Peddling a mantra that the whole world is envious of the NHS, for example, is a lie. The answer to everything - Tory or Labour
- is to throw billions at the problem. Fundamental reform is needed in Britain, politically and economically. Unless that happens, it will continue to be a sh*tshow.

The attitude of too many people in Britain is that they are owed a living, that the Government should pay for everything and there is always someone else to blame. That is a very unhealthy attitude that is not reflected in other countries.

Nicely sums up all that is wrong in the not so United Kingdom s_c...

https://www.theguardian.com/educatio...CMP=GTUK_email

[Deadlydave]

Please we now live in the world of the UNIPARTY. There is NO Conservative Party left to hate. They all believe in the same crap. Net Zero, Globalism and cultural Marxism. The Tories died with Cameron; who imported woke candidates into the party to be just like his hero Blair. Cameron loved the coalition because he did not have to be a Tory at all. Here we are and it's all the same; parties taking orders from UN Policy like Agenda 2030 and our good fascist friend Klaus and his mates at the World Economic Forum. If you are deluded to believe Labour will mop up your tears you are deluding yourself; they love also love WEF policy. More than at any period in my life its "meet the new boss, same as the old boss" time. Nothing will substantially change with labour just the puppets on a string.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Please we now live in the world of the UNIPARTY. There is NO Conservative Party left to hate. They all believe in the same crap. Net Zero, Globalism and cultural Marxism. The Tories died with Cameron; who imported woke candidates into the party to be just like his hero Blair. Cameron loved the coalition because he did not have to be a Tory at all. Here we are and it's all the same; parties taking orders from UN Policy like Agenda 2030 and our good fascist friend Klaus and his mates at the World Economic Forum. If you are deluded to believe Labour will mop up your tears you are deluding yourself; they love also love WEF policy. More than at any period in my life its "meet the new boss, same as the old boss" time. Nothing will substantially change with labour just the puppets on a string.

That's the reason after 53 years of Labour party membership and "on the door" activism I tore up the card and left the party Dd.

We needed Corbyn style politics, but the ideology was too big a change for our spineless electorate. Shame because the difference would have been seminal.

Now we have Starmer who is a Toxic party hybrid. We are f*cked, make no mistake.