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@emmalush wrote:
The “it isnt my fault” brigade, are allowed to do so because of the system. You support the people who created the system. Now you attack your own policy makers.
The ”it isnt my fault brigade” should try making an educated and informed choice. They might not then be in £27,000 debt.
@emmalush wrote:
The “it isnt my fault” brigade, are allowed to do so because of the system. You support the people who created the system. Now you attack your own policy makers.
So, now you’r e advocating total state control to ensure the “masses” can’t make choices…hmmm just like most Islamic countries
How very very ironic :wink:
@cas wrote:
@emmalush wrote:
The “it isnt my fault” brigade, are allowed to do so because of the system. You support the people who created the system. Now you attack your own policy makers.
The ”it isnt my fault brigade” should try making an educated and informed choice. They might not then be in £27,000 debt.
I totally agree, but when your encouraged to do so from the smiley grinning people who run the country, the zombie nation lap it up.
If the smiley grinning rulers stoped credit producers from allowing this to happen…oh tosh, but then the economy would suffer initially, that would make us think that new labour aren’t good enough…Certain credit is fine, mass credit is very bad policy.
5 million unemployed.
New Labour = BOOM and BUST…
We need to split the country up, all the liberalists on one side, all the decent hard working on the other.
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