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Post by Fairsociety on Jun 19, 2024 11:48:36 GMT
And you can bet your bottom dollar that starmer will increase council tax whilst cutting central funding. The arsehole is already looking into increasing council tax on properties with larger gardens As they are already doing this in twatfords Wales and sir beer has already admitted the fact that Wales is a model for a labour infestation. I'm sorry, but this isn't logical. Are you saying that it was OK for the Tories to do it during the austerity years, but it's not OK for Labour to do it? That doesn't make sense. If you take out the deliverer and look at the policy, do you support it or not? The Tories always inherit the austerity years, because Labour have bankrupt the county, borrow borrow borrow, with no plans on how to pay it back.
The Tories have to make cuts to bring down the national debt, it's the same old same old, Starmer is already planning tons of borrowing knowing the Tories will eventually have clear up after him.
That's why Labour are heavily reliant on the young voters, because the haven't experienced the total incompetence under a Labour run government.
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Post by ProVeritas on Jun 19, 2024 12:08:03 GMT
They were already well under way, or in the past in Oct 2022. The high point of inflation was an aberrant spike caused almost entirely by Liz Truss' economically moronic mini-budget in Sept 2022. And the Tory Faithful now espouse we need more of Trussonomics or, even worse, Nigel "Truss On Steroids" Farage. Too dumb to work out that more of what broke our economy will NOT fix it. Still, what should I expect from idiots who put ideology before practicality and reality. Not sure what the EUSSR is, can't find it on any reputable Politics reference, so I assume it is, like almost all of your comments, a lie made-up by you unhinged mind. What next? Unicorns contribute to Inflation? All The Best Total bollocks we still had lockdown in 2022 and the wrath of the EUSSR post brexit. Like I said Google is your friend. All the breast. Apropos that that you sign off "all the breast"; you are showing yourself to be a complete tit. But that is a slight step up for you. Everyone, except ideologically moronic Truss fans, know that the Oct 2022 Inflation SPIKE was caused by her utterly incompetent Mini-Budget. Both the Pandemic and Brexit effects had been around long enough to have a smooth rate of impact, they were broadly speaking "known quantities". The sudden SPIKE had to be caused by a new, or emerging, factor, something the Markets were not expecting, had not foreseen, and so had not been accounted for in their market predictions. There was only one such factor at that time Truss's Mini-Budget. Spikes are almost always caused by unexpected, or unpredictable factors. Brexit had been around long enough, and was well documented enough, to not have any unexpected or unpredictable outcomes. The Pandemic was drawing to a close, most workers were back to normal routines, the furlough scheme had just ended thereby educing tax expenditure; all the market predictions were for slow but steady growth, with a potential flattening effect in the Winter if Covid made a significant return. Even that bastion of "left wing though" The Financial Times (that was sarcasm by the way, in case you are as dull-witted as so far demonstrated) admitted that Truss's Mini-Budget caused the £ to plummet and interest rates soaring. A depressed £ would make sourcing raw materials, and goods and services from overseas more expensive, pushing inflation up, especially as most current UK inflation is "Cost-Push Inflation", rather that Wage Increase led Inflation. Learn the basics, it'll stop you looking like an idiot. All The Best |
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Post by ProVeritas on Jun 19, 2024 12:08:51 GMT
Poor old Nulla he suffers from delusions of grandeur. It seems it is a well known trait of lefty trolls. Indeed: They spout misguided opinions as fact and then shout down anyone that points out the obvious flaws as liars.
I'd say that you couldn't make it up, but quite clearly they do.
Says the Forums Resident Racist... All The Best |
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Post by andrewbrown on Jun 19, 2024 12:19:18 GMT
I'm sorry, but this isn't logical. Are you saying that it was OK for the Tories to do it during the austerity years, but it's not OK for Labour to do it? That doesn't make sense. If you take out the deliverer and look at the policy, do you support it or not? The Tories always inherit the austerity years, because Labour have bankrupt the county, borrow borrow borrow, with no plans on how to pay it back.
The Tories have to make cuts to bring down the national debt, it's the same old same old, Starmer is already planning tons of borrowing knowing the Tories will eventually have clear up after him.
That's why Labour are heavily reliant on the young voters, because the haven't experienced the total incompetence under a Labour run government.
That is just a load of stereotypical blurb that doesn't actually answer the question. Do you support the policy or not? |
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Post by jonksy on Jun 19, 2024 12:24:26 GMT
And you can bet your bottom dollar that starmer will increase council tax whilst cutting central funding. The arsehole is already looking into increasing council tax on properties with larger gardens As they are already doing this in twatfords Wales and sir beer has already admitted the fact that Wales is a model for a labour infestation. I'm sorry, but this isn't logical. Are you saying that it was OK for the Tories to do it during the austerity years, but it's not OK for Labour to do it? That doesn't make sense. If you take out the deliverer and look at the policy, do you support it or not? Where have I stated that the tories rising costs were OK. But there were reasons that the usual dumfucks ignore...How about a global pandemic the wrath of the EUSSR and putins illegal invasion? Starmer will still increase the national debt and put our country into hoc as that is what labour always do.. Anyone who beleives anything sir beer states should seek medical help... |
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Post by jonksy on Jun 19, 2024 12:27:55 GMT
Total bollocks we still had lockdown in 2022 and the wrath of the EUSSR post brexit. Like I said Google is your friend. All the breast. you are showing yourself to be a complete tit. But that is a slight step up for you. All The Best Do you have the copyright for looking like a TOTAL TIT?
All the breast...
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Post by ProVeritas on Jun 19, 2024 12:33:49 GMT
Apropos that that you sign off "all the breast"; you are showing yourself to be a complete tit. But that is a slight step up for you. All The Best Do you have the copyright for looking like a TOTAL TIT?
All the breast...
No mate, that's you. Although the "i" should be replaced with "wa". All The Best |
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Post by jonksy on Jun 19, 2024 12:34:01 GMT
The Tories always inherit the austerity years, because Labour have bankrupt the county, borrow borrow borrow, with no plans on how to pay it back.
The Tories have to make cuts to bring down the national debt, it's the same old same old, Starmer is already planning tons of borrowing knowing the Tories will eventually have clear up after him.
That's why Labour are heavily reliant on the young voters, because the haven't experienced the total incompetence under a Labour run government.
Do you support the policy or not? Then you will be able to post evidence that desputes it then? Won't you? Rather than keep on asking the same old same old like a demented dumfuck how about you answering some questions? Yet angain you just show the fact that you are no more than a lefty remaining snowflake. |
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Post by jonksy on Jun 19, 2024 12:35:03 GMT
Do you have the copyright for looking like a TOTAL TIT?
All the breast...
No mate, that's you. Although the "i" should be replaced with "wa". All The Best You are the biggest TIT...
All the breast..
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Jun 19, 2024 12:38:51 GMT
Indeed: They spout misguided opinions as fact and then shout down anyone that points out the obvious flaws as liars.
I'd say that you couldn't make it up, but quite clearly they do.
Says the Forums Resident Racist... All The Best Like I said: I'd say that you couldn't make it up, but quite clearly you do. |
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Post by andrewbrown on Jun 19, 2024 14:16:59 GMT
I'm sorry, but this isn't logical. Are you saying that it was OK for the Tories to do it during the austerity years, but it's not OK for Labour to do it? That doesn't make sense. If you take out the deliverer and look at the policy, do you support it or not? Where have I stated that the tories rising costs were OK. But there were reasons that the usual dumfucks ignore...How about a global pandemic the wrath of the EUSSR and putins illegal invasion? Starmer will still increase the national debt and put our country into hoc as that is what labour always do.. Anyone who beleives anything sir beer states should seek medical help... I think you've forgotten what the original question was. Local government is funded by a mixture of central government funding and local taxation. During the austerity years, the Tories cut LA central funding by 40%. This meant that even though local taxation went up, local authorities had less money, so had to suspend services. You are now speculating that Labour are going to do the same. My question is, do you agree with that policy or not? |
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Post by Fairsociety on Jun 19, 2024 14:49:32 GMT
Where have I stated that the tories rising costs were OK. But there were reasons that the usual dumfucks ignore...How about a global pandemic the wrath of the EUSSR and putins illegal invasion? Starmer will still increase the national debt and put our country into hoc as that is what labour always do.. Anyone who beleives anything sir beer states should seek medical help... I think you've forgotten what the original question was. Local government is funded by a mixture of central government funding and local taxation. During the austerity years, the Tories cut LA central funding by 40%. This meant that even though local taxation went up, local authorities had less money, so had to suspend services. You are now speculating that Labour are going to do the same. My question is, do you agree with that policy or not? You don't pay attention to the responses that's why.
Central government allocate funding to all the councils in the country, the Labour ones are bankrupt, take Liverpool Labour run Council for example (a good example ) Central government had to send in specialists to find out where all the money had vanished without trace. Labour are running from door-to-door trying to fool the voters it's all the Tories fault.... but now people are wise they are saying our Council is already a Labour run council and it's BUST!!!
Labour are completely reckless with tax payers money, the people of Liverpool have one of the highest Council taxes in the Country, because the Labour run council need to claw back all the 'lost' money.
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Post by andrewbrown on Jun 19, 2024 14:54:17 GMT
I think you've forgotten what the original question was. Local government is funded by a mixture of central government funding and local taxation. During the austerity years, the Tories cut LA central funding by 40%. This meant that even though local taxation went up, local authorities had less money, so had to suspend services. You are now speculating that Labour are going to do the same. My question is, do you agree with that policy or not? You don't pay attention to the responses that's why.
Central government allocate funding to all the councils in the country, the Labour ones are bankrupt, take Liverpool Labour run Council for example (a good example ) Central government had to send in specialists to find out where all the money had vanished without trace. Labour are running from door-to-door trying to fool the voters it's all the Tories fault.... but now people are wise they are saying our Council is already a Labour run council and it's BUST!!!
Labour are completely reckless with tax payers money, the people of Liverpool have one of the highest Council taxes in the Country, because the Labour run council need to claw back all the 'lost' money.
That's totally irrelevant to the question, which was based on policy principle. 🙄 |
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Post by Fairsociety on Jun 19, 2024 14:55:40 GMT
You don't pay attention to the responses that's why.
Central government allocate funding to all the councils in the country, the Labour ones are bankrupt, take Liverpool Labour run Council for example (a good example ) Central government had to send in specialists to find out where all the money had vanished without trace. Labour are running from door-to-door trying to fool the voters it's all the Tories fault.... but now people are wise they are saying our Council is already a Labour run council and it's BUST!!!
Labour are completely reckless with tax payers money, the people of Liverpool have one of the highest Council taxes in the Country, because the Labour run council need to claw back all the 'lost' money.
That's totally irrelevant to the question, which was based on policy principle. 🙄 LOL.... |
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Post by Pacifico on Jun 19, 2024 17:28:07 GMT
Mod Notice
Please tune down the personal attacks and stick to the issue.
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