Student Riots

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Originally Posted by Bolton Midnight

No I am not, but I can tell you most were not stealing, they were following guidelines.

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Were they? Where were the guidelines which said "We're happy to pay for your duckhouse" and so on? :laugh:

A good deal of MP's Labour, Conservative and other should find themselves in jail if I'm honest.

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Originally Posted by Bolton Midnight

If you receive anything more than minimum wage then I'd keep my gob shut as you are clearly already overpaid and robbing your employer blind.

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Whereas you, of course, smoking with the customers of your health-related business, represent a shining example to us all when it comes to performance at work.

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Originally Posted by Dave B

The original Conservative plans centred on natural wastage: not replacing those who retire or leave, and not renewing temporary contracts as they come to a planned end. This would have been sensible. Instead they're swinging the axe and pinning all their hopes on the private sector which, thus far, has not taken up the challenge. It's the politics of desperation.

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I have to say I disagree with this. You just know that it would have ended up that anyone who was retiring would not be replaced and all temporary contracts would come to an end even if the net effect of employing a new person was an efficiency saving....

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Originally Posted by Daniel

A good deal of MP's Labour, Conservative and other should find themselves in jail if I'm honest.

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But they won't, as thankfully the courts are run by knowledgeable people and not clueless types who think £5 for a bog seat is more important than an £8bn State pension deficit

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Originally Posted by BDunnell

Whereas you, of course, smoking with the customers of your health-related business, represent a shining example to us all when it comes to performance at work.

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Hi 5!

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Originally Posted by Bolton Midnight

But they won't, as thankfully the courts are run by knowledgeable people and not clueless types who think £5 for a bog seat is more important than an £8bn State pension deficit

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LOL

What I said

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Originally Posted by Daniel

Were they? Where were the guidelines which said "We're happy to pay for your duckhouse" and so on? :laugh:

A good deal of MP's Labour, Conservative and other should find themselves in jail if I'm honest.

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What he saw

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Originally Posted by Daniel

I think anyone who claimed so much as 40p for a packet of gum should go to jail :evil:

All Conservative MP's should find themselves in jail because I vote for labour because I'm lazy and a Labour government best suits me

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Originally Posted by Bolton Midnight

70s when Labour last cocked it up you mean, agreed it was bad but the level of debt nowhere near what it is now (even allowing for inflation) but thankfully Maggie sorted it all out, thank god.

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Oh that's right. Our people never have it so good when the Tories are in power :rolleyes:

If you ever take the blue blinkers off you might have a better chance of seeing the full picture.

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Originally Posted by Bolton Midnight

No let the banks repossess their houses if they aren't paying their mortgages, if they are then where's the problem?

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How easily do you think these banks could then sell the repossed houses in a depressed market where those self-same banks were reluctant to lend?

As you're learning, the economy is a finely balanced ecosystem, not as black and white as you'd like to make out.

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Originally Posted by Dave B

As you're learning

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Really?

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Originally Posted by BDunnell

Really?

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Dave has always been an optimist.