[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by arista

They are now around Downing Street
not nice for the cat

arista,I'm crying here

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Exactly my point.
We are nothing like Greece, thanks to the Tory government getting us back on our feet.
Anti austerity cuts are needed to keep us as a Counrty getting stronger.
More employment, more money in your pay packet(at last) less taxes to pay.

Yes... tens of thousands of angry people always protest when the country's happy. :/

[the truth]

Originally Posted by JoshBB

Sorry I stopped reading after a while because this post is ridiculous, but the bolded sentence strikes me with a certain irony. Do you seriously believe that people would protest something in such a way like that? Do you seriously think that all lefties are idiots?

you've proved my point, you want to debate but you don't even listen....I stopped reading when you said youd stopped reading

[the truth]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Yes... tens of thousands of angry people always protest when the country's happy. :/

it was MILLIONS protesting under new labour, which you've conveniently forgotten

[the truth]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Exactly my point.
We are nothing like Greece, thanks to the Tory government getting us back on our feet.
Anti austerity cuts are needed to keep us as a Counrty getting stronger.
More employment, more money in your pay packet(at last) less taxes to pay.

exactly , the tory government for all their faults has created 2 million jobs, that's more than the rest of Europe PUT TOGETHER....why don't these dishonest loony lefties acknowledge that?

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by the truth

it was MILLIONS protesting under new labour, which you've conveniently forgotten

I don't know what you're talking about I can only assume it's off topic.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Exactly my point.
We are nothing like Greece, thanks to the Tory government getting us back on our feet.
Anti austerity cuts are needed to keep us as a Counrty getting stronger.
More employment, more money in your pay packet(at last) less taxes to pay.

We are not back on our feet and we are not getting stronger.

[Angelika]

Russel Brand and Charlotte Church getting free column inches again - feathering their own very rich little beds. I do despise this use of others - I bet neither has a clue about the average persons life and hardships.

Both are despicable headline hunters.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

arista,I'm crying here

Well that Cat is on Duty
killing Vermin, at Downing Street.


All these Shouting Folks
will make it go and hide.

Mice and Rats
are having a party

[the truth]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

We are not back on our feet and we are not getting stronger.

yes we are, in many ways, youre being disingenuous again

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

We are not back on our feet and we are not getting stronger.

You are right, we are not.
From the Bank of England, the CBI and other economists now there is already a small downgrading of expected growth over the next few years at least in the UK.

I expect early next year a change again of targets to come from George Osborne as to his estimated expected growth figures too.

When the austerity cuts were implemented after the last election, the recovery and growth disappeared.
Now he is off again, doing the same thing, implementing severe austerity cuts quickly after the election.
So really all powers that be help the weakest in society.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

We are not back on our feet and we are not getting stronger.

Some are.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

Some are.

All should be, not just some,that is the arrogance from govt that then badly fails the whole of the UK, who they are supposed to represent and respect.

[arista]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

All should be, not just some,that is the arrogance from govt that then badly fails the whole of the UK, who they are supposed to represent and respect.

Sure but Market Forces.


Its the same under New Labour

[user104658]

Originally Posted by arista

Some are.

Some were never off their feet in the first place so that's meaningless. I myself am in a much (much) better financial position now than I was when the recession began. I'm just perfectly aware that that has absolutely nothing to do with anything the Tories have or haven't done.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

Sure but Market Forces.


Its the same under New Labour

I agree, that is why I used the term govt as to all govts,not just this one.

[the truth]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Some were never off their feet in the first place so that's meaningless. I myself am in a much (much) better financial position now than I was when the recession began. I'm just perfectly aware that that has absolutely nothing to do with anything the Tories have or haven't done.

youre wrong, it is partly to do with what the tories have done

[empire]

I don't agree with the austerity, but I don't agree with over spending, because it is the main cause of why these cut's have happened, the tory's aleast owe people on minimum wage, with help paying council tax and rent,they need to increase taxing the rich to do this,

[the truth]

Originally Posted by empire

I don't agree with the austerity, but I don't agree with over spending, because it is the main cause of why these cut's have happened, the tory's aleast owe people on minimum wage, with help paying council tax and rent,they need to increase taxing the rich to do this,

the levels of tax should rise by increments all th way up to the people on millions per year

get the feckless non disabled breeding for benefits people off welfare....make working tax credits far easier to follow and claim to encourage and properly people willing to work to get off benefits. use these savings to increase payment to the real sick disabled and elderly...also fine businesses who do not have disabled access

furthermore , a nationwide plan to deal with endless corrupt councils...rules that all councils cap business rates in town centres which have completely collapsed. nationwide policy to reduce or abolish car parking charges in town centres , now used to rape the locals to pay the councils massive chief executive wages (theyre on 3 times as much as mps? insane)

VAT. THE ENSLAVE MENT TAX LABOUR MUST FIGHT TO REDUCE AND ABOLISH THIS...THIS STEALS ALL THE SPENDING POWER OF WORKING CLASSES , IT IMPOVERISHES THEM AND PREVENTS ALL SMALL BUSIENSSES FROM GROWING AND CHALLENGING THE HUGE BUSINESSES AND CORPORATIONS

[arista]

Russell Brand Abused By Crowd
At Anti-Austerity March In London

[Footage has emerged of Russell Brand being subjected
to a tirade of abuse at an anti-austerity march at which
he was one of the star speakers.
Waiting in a backstage area after his speech, sections of
the crowd were heard to scream in his direction.
One woman shouts: "**** him. He should not be on the
stage here. Ask him how much they ****ing paid him."]

Video on this link
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2015...tml?1434964949

[Kizzy]

I could hear 2 people, why doesn't 'screaming lady' go ask the families on the new era estate what they think?
Why go to an austerity march to shout at someone trying to raise awareness too, I think she should use her energy to direct her anger toward the root of the problem.

[Livia]

Selling sweatshirts he's paid a couple of quid for, for Ł60+ and then magnanimously announcing he's going to give a tiny amount of the profit to "charity" would suggest to me he should be addressing the capitalists rather than the anti-austerity camp. Once he's taken off production costs, shipping, printing, distribution etc. he's still got to be making Ł30 (I'm being generous, it's probably nearer Ł40) per sweatshirt. And yet here he is again playing at "man of the people".

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

I could hear 2 people, why doesn't 'screaming lady' go ask the families on the new era estate what they think?
Why go to an austerity march to shout at someone trying to raise awareness too, I think she should use her energy to direct her anger toward the root of the problem.

It's Iain Duncan Smith in a wig.

[Nedusa]

What a bunch of *******ing losers............

I mean seriously to take to the streets to protest that the Govt should ignore its debt and just borrow more so it can give away more free money to these lazy idle wankers

Suggest they go out and get bloody job.....

[Crimson Dynamo]

Nice to see Russell in the VIP area ()at the anti-capitalist rally and then scurry off to his waiting car with driver