Randy Ostrich
Striker
On what?Any stats?
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On what?Any stats?
Simple answer is that we spend more than we take in so something has to give. We either take more cash in or we spend less, or a combination of bothThe suggestion has been made that we can't afford to support refugees because we can't manage to support our own. It seems reasonable to wonder why such a large economy is getting it so wrong.
Who needs food banksOn what?
we've established that what happens on the ground is fuck all like what is suggested /plannedWe've already established that our already rich country can't support its own properly. So just maybe there are better uses for that money.
The classic stereotypical scrounger. I take it that isn't hypothetical garbage when you say it though.
Boom!!, that's you fucked mate, the SMB will have your bollocks on a state funded spike by breakfast time in wetherspoonsThis is one for another thread, but go on; I'll bite. People in receipt of benefits should use those benefits for food. Not booze, fags, bookies, tattoos etc...etc...etc...
The head count is irrelevantSo we have a higher head count to solve that?
No. That's never been my point.The head count is irrelevant
Are you seriously arguing that the sixth largest economy in the world cannot afford to look after our own citizens and 3000 children?
also the largest net contributor of aid according to Cameron but that's not good enough because our Euro friends are not good enough for people in Calais . strange worldserious question are we really the 6th biggest economy ?
That's the public purse of course, not the total wealth of our country.Simple answer is that we spend more than we take in so something has to give. We either take more cash in or we spend less, or a combination of both
meaningless figuresThe head count is irrelevant
Are you seriously arguing that the sixth largest economy in the world cannot afford to look after our own citizens and 3000 children?
Are you suggesting a sliding scale wealth tax?That's the public purse of course, not the total wealth of our country.
I genuinely don't know what you're getting at. You're an intelligent bloke - you will know that food bank use for people at crisis point is at a record high.Who needs food banks
The money for the immigrants has to come from the public purse so the total wealth of the country and it's inhabitants is irrelevant to this argumentThat's the public purse of course, not the total wealth of our country.
I didnt suggest that. I'm asking the question why the sixth largest economy in the world can't afford to support its own and be kind to refugees.Are you suggesting a sliding scale wealth tax?
also the largest net contributor of aid according to Cameron but that's not good enough because our Euro friends are not good enough for people in Calais . strange world
My question is why do we have such a high welfare spend coupled with a chronic obesity problem and ridiculous tax credit situation that anyone needs food banks.I genuinely don't know what you're getting at. You're an intelligent bloke - you will know that food bank use for people at crisis point is at a record high.
Perhaps. Which way should we prioritise?I didnt suggest that. I'm asking the question why the sixth largest economy in the world can't afford to support its own and be kind to refugees.
Are its priorities wrong perhaps?
maybe you need to stop asking questions and suggest practical workable answersI didnt suggest that. I'm asking the question why the sixth largest economy in the world can't afford to support its own and be kind to refugees.
Are its priorities wrong perhaps?
We're still here.
Or are 3000 children going to sink us?
Much better to spend it on a £40bn railway to save 20 minutes on a trip to London.
Brazil is fooked since oil and commodities went in the toileti'd have bet that usa russia china canada germany france brazil india would have been above us tbh
Absolutely this.Indeed. So perhaps we need to be asking why the sixth largest economy in the world concentrates its wealth in the hands of so few?