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| Quote: Sal Paradise "I see the Tories as the lesser of two evils - they are all as bad as each other
Angela Rayner was on this morning in the same sentence said the removal of tuition fees would be £9bn and then said it would be £11.2bn which is it?
Labour have just missed out the cost of re-nationalising all those industries - I wonder why!!'"
How can Labour specify the cost of nationalisation? It would depend on share prices at the time it occurred. Do they have a crystal ball?
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| Quote: Dally "How can Labour specify the cost of nationalisation? It would depend on share prices at the time it occurred. Do they have a crystal ball?'"
You're forgetting Sal has done a fully costed model for the Labour Manifesto Dally. MADNESS
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| Disastrous BBC interview for May there. Wow.
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| Quote: Sal Paradise "Where have I said that benefit cheats should be clamped down on?
If Ashley is not paying the legal minimum wage that is out of order - and he should be dealt with accordingly. Nobody forced these people to work for Ashley there are plenty of jobs in RDCs in that area and that seems to be a something you are struggling to accept. If nobody was willing to work for Ashley guess what T&Cs would have to change.
You can't go - on the one hand its a legal requirement to pay the minimum wage but its not OK to follow the law in terms of paying tax because you earn a lot of money - you can't have it both ways. Is that not in your words hypocritical
Are you related to T.MAy as there is one hell of a U turn in there.
You originally said that it was ok for Ashley to pay below the minimum wage and he could do so because of the significant numbers who wanted to work there.
Now you are agreeing with me and saying that IF he was paying below the minimum wage, he should be dealt with.
Tax avoidance/evasion may be legal, if you have clever accountants but it's basically immoral.
Perhaps if everyone was prepared to pay "their share", there would be enough in "the pot" to fund the NHS properly and perhaps then, the Tory press wouldnt have to peddle so many lies and blame the NHS failings on immigration.
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| Quote: wrencat1873 "Are you related to T.MAy as there is one hell of a U turn in there.
You originally said that it was ok for Ashley to pay below the minimum wage and he could do so because of the significant numbers who wanted to work there.
Now you are agreeing with me and saying that IF he was paying below the minimum wage, he should be dealt with.
Tax avoidance/evasion may be legal, if you have clever accountants but it's basically immoral.
Perhaps if everyone was prepared to pay "their share", there would be enough in "the pot" to fund the NHS properly and perhaps then, the Tory press wouldnt have to peddle so many lies and blame the NHS failings on immigration.
I never said it was OK for Ashley to pay below the minimum wage - what I said is if people are prepared to work for Ashley at the rate he pays then who is to blame. I repeat if no one was prepared to work there then he would have to pay more and offer better conditions. I guarantee you don't go into a shop and go that is too cheap I will pay more and I will also guarantee you haven't gone to your boss and say my work mate is underpaid and I will happily take a cut so he can earn a little bit more.
Tax avoidance is about using the existing laws to pay the correct amount of tax owed - is it not immoral expecting others to overpay on taxation just because they are rich - again I bet you would be the first one complaining if your tax payments were too high.
A lot of the issues in the NHS funding could be sorted by two things: firstly what do we want it to offer should extremely expensive cancer treatments be covered by the NHS, gender reasignment, IVF, etc. Secondly if its customers stopped abusing it by turning up at A&E when a visit to a chemist would suffice, missing appointments etc. Of course that isn't OK with you because the abusers aren't the wealthy.
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| Quote: "I never said it was OK for Ashley to pay below the minimum wage - what I said is if people are prepared to work for Ashley at the rate he pays then who is to blame. I repeat if no one was prepared to work there then he would have to pay more and offer better conditions. I guarantee you don't go into a shop and go that is too cheap I will pay more and I will also guarantee you haven't gone to your boss and say my work mate is underpaid and I will happily take a cut so he can earn a little bit more.
Tax avoidance is about using the existing laws to pay the correct amount of tax owed - is it not immoral expecting others to overpay on taxation just because they are rich - again I bet you would be the first one complaining if your tax payments were too high.
A lot of the issues in the NHS funding could be sorted by two things
Boom here we go That will wake the usual lefties up
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| Quote: Sal Paradise "if people are prepared to work for Ashley at the rate he pays then who is to blame'"
You're right - the workers are to blame, the idiots.
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icons077e_files/5454-3678dentheman-msnicons.jpg Your job is to say to yourself on a job interview does the hiring manager likes me or not. If you aren't a particular manager's cup of tea, you haven't failed -- you've dodged a bullet.:icons077e_files/5454-3678dentheman-msnicons.jpg |
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| Quote: bren2k "You're right - the workers are to blame, the idiots.'"
I wouldn't work in a place where I didn't think I was getting the correct pay and conditions, this is not a nanny state - perhaps things weren't quite so bad for most of the workers at Ashley's RDC - just a thought.
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| Quote: bren2k "You're right - the workers are to blame, the idiots.'"
*Right wing hat on* They should have tried harder at school, or they should just get better jobs. *Right wing hat off*
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| Quote: Sal Paradise "I wouldn't work in a place where I didn't think I was getting the correct pay and conditions'"
Good for you - some people don't have that choice though.
It's a sad state of affairs when we've arrived at a point where not giving a f**k about other people is, in some quarters, a badge of pride.
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| Quote: Sal Paradise "I wouldn't work in a place where I didn't think I was getting the correct pay and conditions, this is not a nanny state - perhaps things weren't quite so bad for most of the workers at Ashley's RDC - just a thought.'"
So, an employer breaks employment law and it's the workers fault for taking the job.
Following this logic, if someone gets injured at work due to poor or non existent health and safety practice's, would that also be "their own fault" ?
Just asking as your world seems somewhat skewed ?
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icons077e_files/5454-3678dentheman-msnicons.jpg Your job is to say to yourself on a job interview does the hiring manager likes me or not. If you aren't a particular manager's cup of tea, you haven't failed -- you've dodged a bullet.:icons077e_files/5454-3678dentheman-msnicons.jpg |
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| Quote: wrencat1873 "So, an employer breaks employment law and it's the workers fault for taking the job.
Following this logic, if someone gets injured at work due to poor or non existent health and safety practice's, would that also be "their own fault" ?
Just asking as your world seems somewhat skewed ?'"
The two things are not quite the same - would you work in a place that was unsafe no, would you work in a place where they didn't pay you the minimum wage no - so how is it you can make these choices which are common sense but you support others who can't make these simple choices?
I know you lefties think the state should own and control everything we do and give us a bit of pocket money as long it doesn't include you and you sit at the top of the food chain. There has to come a point where individuals have to take some responsibility for their own actions?
I asked have you ever offered to earn less so others can earn more - I take it given you didn't respond that is a big no!! Says it all real talk the talk but don't walk the walk - so who has the skewed opinions?
I also talked about the NHS - again no response, talked about taxation no response - not a huge surprise like a lot of lefties the arrogance of believing their ethics are on a higher plane when in fact your actions show exactly the opposite
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| Quote: Sal Paradise "The two things are not quite the same - would you work in a place that was unsafe no, would you work in a place where they didn't pay you the minimum wage no - so how is it you can make these choices which are common sense but you support others who can't make these simple choices?
I know you lefties think the state should own and control everything we do and give us a bit of pocket money as long it doesn't include you and you sit at the top of the food chain. There has to come a point where individuals have to take some responsibility for their own actions?
I asked have you ever offered to earn less so others can earn more - I take it given you didn't respond that is a big no!! Says it all real talk the talk but don't walk the walk - so who has the skewed opinions?
I also talked about the NHS - again no response, talked about taxation no response - not a huge surprise like a lot of lefties the arrogance of believing their ethics are on a higher plane when in fact your actions show exactly the opposite
You're still trying to justify blatant wrong doing and because you have been picked up on it, i'm a leftie
You say that breaking employment law in one direction is not the same as flouting H & S law.
Well, it comes down to how well you run your business doesn't it.
Your argument about earning less so that someone can earn more is part of life but, avoiding LEGAL obligations isn't.
Individuals do have to take responsibility, which includes adhering to the law when it comes to paying staff.
As for taxation, again, I assume that you were happy for disabled people to lose their payments, whilst at the same time, promising a tax cut for the better off, mind you, there was a U turn on this one, again.
For your information, I've been a company director for over 20 years and I have NEVER authorised paying people below minimum wage and nor would I and if that makes me a leftie, I'm happy to be one.
NHS - I'm sure that we covered this one.
Our government and the right wing media are trying hard to blame it's short comings and missing targets on immigration and yet its clear to see that, if we want a service for all, there has to be proper funding and I would be happy for my income tax to increase to ensure that it survives.
IS THIS CLEAR ENOUGH
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| Quote: Sal Paradise "I asked have you ever offered to earn less so others can earn more - I take it given you didn't respond that is a big no!! Says it all real talk the talk but don't walk the walk - so who has the skewed opinions?'"
Yes - 3 times in the last 2 years; and it doesn't help your argument to characterise people who care about the welfare of those most in need as well as their own, as raging lefties who want the state to own everything.
What's at stake here is an entirely different kind of economy - and given the parlous state of the UK right now, it's not unreasonable to be prepared to support it.
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| Quote: bren2k "Yes - 3 times in the last 2 years; and it doesn't help your argument to characterise people who care about the welfare of those most in need as well as their own, as raging lefties who want the state to own everything.
What's at stake here is an entirely different kind of economy - and given the parlous state of the UK right now, it's not unreasonable to be prepared to support it.'"
What's at stake is an style of economy that has been shown on numerous occasions not work - so I think it is entirely unreasonable to expect support for what is a flawed arrangement.
Show me a Socialist state that is thriving?
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