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Austerity needed for 5 years to clear the deficit by 2015. Now she says 2025 before that's cleared. Tens of thousands as to immigration,not deliverable and already failed this last 7 years. No top down re organisation of the NHS,then one of the most extensive, costly and demoralising one done. Junior doctors, Nurses,Police.and Fireman demoralised and up in arms at govt attitudes to them. Now they remove the promise 'they' made only in 2015 that no tax rises will be done until 2020. Now they open the door to tax rises. Lies and broken promises that would have any other Party as a govt.well and truly booted out of power. |
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Grammar schools allow poor children from council estates to have a better chance at education if they are bright. Anyone who says otherwise has never been a poor bright child. Why would anyone complain about being given more rights at work? Re the budget deficit you can thank Labour for the ongoing mess. |
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If I hear May say this is for "ordinary people" one more time I think I will scream and scream and scream, stop being so bloody patronising with your Mayisms |
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All that jelly at the bottom as well. Loved it. |
The Conservatives again attacking another group of people, does this party honestly ever do anything positive? It's all negative attacks on individual groups all of the time, I honestly don't get how they get off on it, or more importantly why a large chunk of the public get off on it aswell by voting for this disgraceful party.
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We hear the argument richer pensioners don't need it so now,after years of it being right they got it with a Conservative promise of them continuing. It's fine now since the Cons have changed their minds. Now it should only go to poorer pensioners. Scratch deep below the service, this will mean complex means testing,more form filling as to rooting out any savings and checks on individuals. The cost likely outweighing any savings,with many vulnerable slipping through whatever supposed safety net,this disgraceful govt has in place,if any at all. Now this sudden concern for the poor,this govt.set up ESA with 2 groups,the support group and the work related activity group, for people deemed sick and disabled. On a whim this govt despite admitting those in the wrag group were considered too ill or disabled to work for likely a minimum of 6 months. Voted to slash £25+ a week from those in the wrag group. Disgraceful,disgusting and shameful and very little outcry from Con supporters as to that. You paint the right picture in your post of the Cons,I'm ashamed I ever counted myself a supporter of them in my late teens. Never again, not this heartless,cruel and hardline set up the Cons have in place now with this 100% deceitful waste of space leader Mrs May. |
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Scottish Torys have said Scottish pensioners won't be means tested, only English and Welsh :laugh3: ... I guess only the English and Welsh "wealthy" pensioners don't need it
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Why shouldnt the better off pensioners be asked to pay a little bit more. I bet a lot of them dont even bother with the free travel cards etc they get tjat they dont even need as they have plenty money stashed away. And lets be honest, most of them will be tory voters anyway. |
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My parents bought my grans council flat in West London for £6k and that flat is now worth over £half a million. That area used to be swarming with working class people but since its been sold off, the working class have been moved on and its now considered an upmarket area for professional people. :shrug: Its ludicrous that working class and most middle class people can't now afford to buy those properties back. |
If you are a well off pensioner you are expected to pay for your own nursing home care, if you ever need it and lets face it, none of us know if we are going to get dementia and need years of nursing home care.
What is considered 'well off'? Is it owning their own home and therefore having releasable assets? Is it having a £100k savings? is it millionaires? what's the figure? Private nursing homes are often over £1K a week, so that's £56K a year without any extras. |
I think these including the dementia tax and lack of costings from the Tories really shows an arrogance.They're hitting a section of their core voters and they know they're still getting a landslide.
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