Nothing complicated about it , nothing "all over the place" ,sure there are a lot of folks with a vested interest in making things appear incredibly confusing ,and sure there are a lot of folks stupid enough to swallow it. However at the end of the day, you either sell your labour or you are a parasitetaurus88 wrote:The roots of the deficit are all over the place and have been planted by knobs in all different parties. Fact is, though they wear different colours, though they claim different points of view, they're all the same kinds of people. It's not been long since the 'financial crisis' (quoted because it's not a term I'd use if I could think of another) and the banks are still going unregulated - probably because they're the only thing that we've got left in this country. Germany has managed to turn it around and report growth because they actually still have industry to help boost their GDP, we have nothing. There has been a gradual erosion of this country by politicians. Everything has been stripped bare. If we keep re-electing the same kinds of people we're going to get the same results. But the average voter is so damn stupid that they would vote for anything - wouldn't they? A certain agreement comes to mind . . .BELIAL wrote:I'm with you , Tory/labour same result ,one f***s you slowly so you may not notice it ,the other slashes your throat and tells you its for your own good . The sooner we get a "Guillotine all Establishment Careerist Politicians Party" the better. They'd get my vote .No, just not your archetypal prole who blames everything on whoever is in government on the day they decide to have a rant. I'm neither Conservative nor Labour - the day we get away from such two-party politics is the day we finally have some hope.
But surely you know the roots of this deficit are planted fair and square in the previous Tory admins repeal of the laws regulating the banking and financial service sector. The very laws that were introduced after the great depression to prevent a repeat performance. The Big Bang "get real objectors we no longer live in the 1920's ,our institutions ,markets and traders are now so modern, sophisticated and wise that there could never be a repeat of this financial disaster , regulation is superfluous "![]()
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