Spending review - live debate thread
Discussion
petemurphy said:
def came across as nasty eton bullying of stupid s
t new boy. dont think either came out well tbh.
No, he came across as a statesman trying to do a difficult job being bothered by the work experience boy.
t new boy. dont think either came out well tbh.Loved Millipede trying to throw some quotes at CMD only for CMD to bring up some of Gordon's best gaffes.
Bing o said:
petemurphy said:
def came across as nasty eton bullying of stupid s
t new boy. dont think either came out well tbh.
No, he came across as a statesman trying to do a difficult job being bothered by the work experience boy.
t new boy. dont think either came out well tbh.Loved Millipede trying to throw some quotes at CMD only for CMD to bring up some of Gordon's best gaffes.
People are so short sighted. Back when Labour were still in power everyone would go on about how, when the tories came into power, we'd all forget the current state of affairs was down to Labour and that the Tories would get blamed for the drastic cuts they would have to introduce. So here we are, and people are aiming their vitriol at the current government and forgetting whose really to blame. I'd expect it from the thickos on the street, but on here?
Oakey said:
People are so short sighted. Back when Labour were still in power everyone would go on about how, when the tories came into power, we'd all forget the current state of affairs was down to Labour and that the Tories would get blamed for the drastic cuts they would have to introduce. So here we are, and people are aiming their vitriol at the current government and forgetting whose really to blame. I'd expect it from the thickos on the street, but on here?
Many of us aren't. Many of us wish the Labour paracites had got back in and been faced with the s
t heap they created.Nobody is forgetting who caused the mess.
But talking about 'difficult decisions' when we're giving 0.7% of our GDP in 'aid' and spending billions on carbon capture is perverse. I'm sure all the armed forces personnel made redundant yesterday will feel warm and fuzzy they are saving the planet.
But talking about 'difficult decisions' when we're giving 0.7% of our GDP in 'aid' and spending billions on carbon capture is perverse. I'm sure all the armed forces personnel made redundant yesterday will feel warm and fuzzy they are saving the planet.
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