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I'd that Labour policy then
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It's called supply and demand.
Correct.
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I guess you mean "is".
I don't really know, I am a floating voter. I look at policies and aims just before election time and then decide what I think is best, or least bad for the next session. I don't know their policies inside out.
I am fairly confident though that the Tories like the idea of you and me subsidising the big companies by forcing people onto benefits to live, even with full time jobs.
Don't moan about people taking benefits to live on, if wages alone are not enough, if that is who you want in power.
If you always vote for what you always vote for, you will always keep getting what you are getting! Change needs change!
It's called getting away with what you can.
There's an oversupply of people wanting to be Prime Minister, or MPs.
Has that driven the wage down?
There's an oversupply of people wanting to be directors and Chief Execs of large companies.
Has that driven the wage down?
There's a shortage of Nurses and Hospital Doctors.
Has that driven the wage up?
There was an idiot on Radio 5 this morning who was lamenting the shortage now of Europeans to work on his farm.
"How did you vote in the referendum?" "Erm I voted to leave", he replied.
"Employ Brish workers" "I can't, they won't put up with the hard work, long hours and low wages".
Oh, well. Perhaps someone could think of a solution.
I realise he may be being screwed by the supermarkets but nevertheless...
"How did you vote in the referendum?" "Erm I voted to leave", he replied.
"Employ Brish workers" "I can't, they won't put up with the hard work, long hours and low wages".
Oh, well. Perhaps someone could think of a solution.
I realise he may be being screwed by the supermarkets but nevertheless...
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vinty
, The world is awash with enough Oil to saturate the market , because the producers restrict the amount available the price rises, Russia refuses to release more oil into the market in order to keep the price up.
Markets are rigged in order to reward those who rig them and rip off those who aren't in the position to do anything about it.
Markets are rigged in order to reward those who rig them and rip off those who aren't in the position to do anything about it.
I heard that too...
There certainly is no shortage of turkeys voting for christmas!
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Bodd
Maybe this Turkey wanted controlled immigration....
Or he voted out for an entirely different reason?
**How's about that then **
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All he need do was vote for a government that could deliver. No need for all that brexit fuss.
You mean he was a turkey who didn't know the EU rules allowing control of citizens moving for work?
And didn't know about the three month rule?
And didn't know that his UK government couldn't be bothered to use it?
And believed the nonsense that the EU was responsible for the UK's failure?
What a Turkey!
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Bodd
Maybe the Turkey felt no party would implement that rule.... So the turkey voted out.
Turkeys too have their own minds and reasons
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Bodd
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