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Originally Posted by Dezzy

I've never diverted anything, you are just overly emotional and cannot hold a debate because you don't accept responses you dislike. You treat any answers you dislike as diversionary tactics. Until you become more mature then discussing anything with you is a complete waste of time.

It's not going to go to the NHS, it's not going to the Police. Hospitals, police forces and other vital services around all four states of the UK are suffering from budget cuts yet the Tories bribed the DUP with £1bn, denying that taxpayer money from services across the UK just to stay in power.

That money only went to NI to keep the Tories in power, it wouldn't have happened otherwise like Joey said. Also reiterating what TS said, a bribe is a bribe, you can't justifty the means by the ends. To support this coalition and the bribe that created it is essentially supporting Pay to Play Politics except it's taxpayers money that's being used and not private funds.

That's my last response to you, I already know what you are going to respond with (both posts) and we're just going to go around in circles because you don't accept opinions you don't like.

And you are overly cold and and cannot hold a debate because you can't answer simple questions directly. I asked 'how is the money being wasted'? and you bleated on about bribes and diverted, diverted, diverted over and over again. Until you become more mature and aware of what is actually being asked it is pointless discussing anything with you.

Are bribes wrong? Of course. But I'm pretty sure it is not the first time any government has used them to ensure they have the seats or anything else they needed, whether that was behind closed doors payouts or other 'secret' deals which benefited the party they needed whatever it was from. You really don't believe that politics is as pure as the driven snow do you? I mean, look at ole terrorist lover Jeremy and how he is the new Santa. That's politics for you.
At least this deal was upfront and out in the open. Get over it.