Originally Posted by BossMark (Post 1914935)

more cuts more misery :nope:

Originally Posted by STEED (Post 1915202)

^^^Better still BossMark & I stand outside with machine guns ready to mow those sons of bitches down.

Originally Posted by XabbaRus (Post 1915380)

Thing is, you all bash the tories for bringing in cuts, but what do you do when you don't have money?

Seriously seems to be some chips on shoulders here. We had Labour running free with the money, Blair and Brown cosying up with the banks.

We have massive debt due to previous government borrowing to fund public services. Global Economy crashes and debts start getting called in, Euro zone also on the brink, so how does anyone suggest we reduce our debts?

Borrow money to fund public service programmes in the hope it stimulates the economy, money that needs to be paid back later.

If you are in debt you don't borrow more to pay off the debt unless you know you can then pay off the debt.

Tory doesn't = toff automatically.

Originally Posted by BossMark (Post 1915887)

Activists Want Boris As Next Tory Leader

:har::har::har::har::har:
http://news.sky.com/story/966679/act...xt-tory-leader


Well this just about sums up the Tories :haha:
:rotfl2::rotfl2:

Originally Posted by Tarrasque (Post 1915899)

No one is objecting to reasonable cuts to reduce the deficit.

What we are objecting to are the butchering of this country's assets for ideological reasons with the Tories then claiming it was due to the need to cut.

For example,

Changes to university funding to 'save money' - proven that under their new system, the only way that it will save money is that if graduates go straight into a 100k job on graduating - Average salary in this country is around 20k.

Changes to education with the introduction of 'Free Schools' and the forcing of existing schools to convert to 'Academies'. - These schools do not need to follow a nationally set curriculum, so they can teach the world is flat and get away with it. In addition they don't need to employ qualified teachers, but can employ people with no ability or aptitude at teaching instead.

Changes to the NHS to allow more private sector involvement. This, as has previously been seen in other sectors will result in the private sector 'cherry picking' the profitable work and leaving the non-profitable work to the public sector. This will cause the public sector to haemorrhage money, which will then be used as justification for back door privatisation.

Savage cuts to the police service that has resulted in the lowest numbers of police officers in 9 years and a 40% cut in the amount they have to spend on forensic provision. In addition, they shut the Forensic Science Service, a move that has cost them ~2.5 times the amount it cost to run and which has left the country in quite frankly a critical state when it comes to evidence processing.

In simple terms, the majority of this country is hoping desperately that 2015 comes before the damage they have inflicted becomes too severe to repair.