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BoviBoy

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  1. About time we had someone like him on, the guys a ledg. And if you've taken the time to hear him speak about issues (other than the few he's famous for), the guy is always bang on the money. Go for it John let em have it, tell em how it is. And while I'm at, John for PM!
  2. And so is not building enough affordable housing for all those that need them. But then I suppose it takes a few brain cells to work out that those of us without decent affordable housing and a place we can call our own, might want to actually get back into work and have a go at setting up a small business from a bit of space around us rather than trying to do it from a 6 ft square bedroom!
  3. And then you get the bleeding heart sob stories of "how hard" they have worked for what they've got. No mention though of all the state benefits they received in helping them to get to where they are now!
  4. Trying to make me feel guilty on this subject won't work. I'm not one of those that bust this country with selfish greed and rode roughshod over all those from the greatest generation who fought and laid down their lives for a better country. Maybe the boomers should have thought more about those who never made it home instead of pretenting they care about those who died, and making the younger generations feel guilty about the war and telling sob stories as if they were in it!
  5. Don't forget it's Boomer night tonight, the Boomers are back in town.... Haven't seen much of this hardship they keep on about though (Their parents yes, and the miners not being paid a decent wage). As far as I can see at the moment they've been spunking it up with Access, the flexible friend on the old foreign holidays etc. I'm still waiting to see where they "Worked hard for everything they've got"! What's tonights programme about, here have a free house courtesy of your children then you can laugh at them when they are old enough to vote and tell them it's all their fault that they can't have one because of i-phones and plasma T.Vs!
  6. Seems like they had a lot of fun back then. I thought it would all be quiet and boring as they were to busy "working so hard for everything they've got"!
  7. That all depends when you had your kids. If your from the era of MIRAS, CB, cheap housing and a single wage being able to look after a family, totally different to todays situation. What we have now is the result of the greed and selfishness of the "Never had it so good" generation who didn't want to recognise that fact and stole all they could from the next generation only to give a bit back to a certain group.
  8. It is amazing how in such a short space of time we went from a generation who fought and died for their country and children, to a generation who are so selfish and are quite happy to destroy said country for the sake of their own unearned wealth over their children.
  9. They keep telling us we need those people though, aren't they the investors who create jobs?
  10. Totally agree and the final sentence on my previous post applies to you just as much as it does to those without children "People need to start living within their means, not an expected lifestyle that is funded by those less fortunate". i.e. why should you fund those richer than you. Headache? not sleepless nights? It is amazing how those on £42,475 feel the need to scrounge off the state, yes they pay in and so do all those working without kids. If people only took what they needed rather than everything they are entitled too maybe we would all see a lower tax take, and the many rather than the select few would get to experience more affordable products.
  11. It is surprising how some can't see the wider damage being caused when a certain group have money piled on them is beyond me. Compaired to those without, those with kids certainly have a much easier ride. Take a look around and what have we got, an economy that's now priced itself to familys with kids which basically shafts those without and especially the young because everyone is aware of the minimum amount of money those with kids have. Tropher Bear and Hellsbells have pointed out how expensive kids clothes are, why is this I wonder? How on earth did we get to the stage where those with kids get money thrown at them and for parents to think the most important thing in life is to dress their new borns in designer clothes rather than mothercare, have the four wheel drive pram and to keep their kids happy with endless trips to the golden arches. People need to start living within their means, not an expected lifestyle that is funded by those less fortunate.
  12. Scrap it, along with child tax credits and working tax credits etc. This is why this country is so damn expensive to live in and the reason we have trouble competing with other countries in anything. It's no wonder single people and the young have such a hard time these days trying to get anywhere while those with kids are living the life of riley. As reading through some of these posts confirms, there are those that are prepared to fiddle their income just so that they can continue to receive the benefits even though they admit that they don't actually need it. Then there's that group that see it as a right because "It's the only benefit we receive". Come on wake up, £500 childcare £1000 for a pushchair, please, why do you think these prices are so high. When are people going to realise that the lower the payout from the state the less tax they take. People forget that 30 years ago you could bring up a family on a standard single income. Would people prefer to go back to that or are they happy giving it all to the state and getting a little of it back? And people wonder why the country is broke, the landed gentry feel no pain, and the young have no hope!
  13. Over that thing that created cardboard cities, destroyed communities and industry, forced everyone to have their wages paid into a bank account so that the financial sector could gamble with them, slap a tax on everyone over the age of 18 and force them to pay the exorbitant amount or end up in court even if you didn't earn said money or were lucky enough to have a roof over your head (not even mentioning those houses she freely gave away and refused to build more for people who so desperately needed them). And that war mongering liar and his disgusting wife I'll take Benn, he at least is still fighting for what he believes in. What are the others doing?
  14. And now quickly on its way to being a third world country. Short term gain for long term pain, no thought for the future. How wonderful it's all turned out pricing your fellow offspring out of their own country just so a certain generation/group could feel rich!
  15. And the lying, thiefing asset stripping crap we've had in over the last 30 years...
  16. Don't we all now live in a wonderful world because Mr Benn didn't make PM!
  17. Tony Tells off the BBC and overrides their decision to not broadcast the address for the Gaza Crisis And the Ali G interview (Your living in a world where everyones just so bloody greedy) Retired from politics and still going. State funeral for this man please when he finally leaves us.
  18. The great man speaking. What I would give to see him back in the chamber and hear what he has to say. The Issue is Thatcher (The man was so right) Pit Closures
  19. Good. I hope all the single, young etc jump on JSA, IB etc and the girls pump out lots of kids. Or even better, Eastern Europeans flock over here in their thousands bringing millions of kids. All the government have to really do is build some houses and stop/close the tax loopholes. But our elite aren't interested in the young/ordinary person or the next generation. All they are interested in is passing their debt off to the young via Shared Ownership and keeping the filthy's... rich!
  20. I was another mug who busted their ass off working, totally naive that all this rubbish was going on. Mug no more though. Until they get rid of most of this crap and things start coming into line where a single persons wage is worth something, I'll not be going back to work!
  21. Cost of living needs to decrease so we are on par with other EU countries rather than the mindset of "the UK pays most, we'll go there" attitude. Agree this is what everyone wants. The problem is that the UK is at the end of the line, and is denying a whole swathe of our own "security for their families, the opportunity to work and the opportunity to fulfil their potential". How long will the hard working average paid worker who's taxed to the hilt put up with this before they finally down tools and join the ranks of the "benefit scrounger"? The rich will be loving it though as it will be a good opportunity to lower wages even further, until they suddenly realise that they will be the ones picking up the tax bill. If the continued asset stripping of the UK is allowed to carry on, this country will very quickly find itself at the bottom of the pile.
  22. I think you misunderstood my post. I would agree that most immigrants come for "peace, stability, a perceived opportunity to earn a surplus income to send home and a perceived lack of corruption". But once here though, they hear about all the benefits that are available to them JSA if they become unemployed which is more than most of them could ever hope to earn in a month, HB so they know they will not become homeless and if they do they come first on the housing list, money if you have children etc etc. It's not long before word gets back to their own countries how generous the British system is and then we get flooded with a mass influx of immigrants. Why is it immigrants cross EU countries and then sit on the French borders desperate to get here? Do you think it's fair to say that these other countries pay well but just not quite as good as the UK with it's stability of benefit top ups, unending JSA if you become unemployed and the safe knowledge that the UK people dare not question muliculturalism!
  23. That was the excuse in London for not building any houses, then we won the olympic bid. Oh suddenly nice lot of land became available to accomodate it!
  24. Because the cost of living is so high, the benefits needed to sustain someone who is down on their luck is also high to cover the costs. Nice for immigrants as what they would recieve in benefits for a week here is usually more than several months wages in their own country. Not surprising really that many choose to come here for a few years, live as cheaply as they can while grabbing any benefits they are entitled too then clear off home with the profits and buy/build themselfs a nice home. Bottom line is that if we are to compete on a global scale, cost of living has to drop in this country. What we have is unsustainable and will bust the country if not sorted soon.
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