Socialists like this attitude don't they. The more people who have to rely on the state the better. Makes it easier for them to be controlled.

Isn't that how diseases spread?

You see - thats what the organ grinder would have said...

You are making even less sense than usual.

To you possibly, everyone else knows what I mean.

I want to ask you a question though - define a socialist, start with me, do you class me as a socialist from the stuff I post here ?

ROFPMSL

The whole ideology behind Thatcher's "right to buy" was to create a nation of wage and mortgage slaves. The current incumbents are perpetuating the philosophy, as did Noooooo Labour before them (so don't accuse Blair of being a socialist)

The sun will stop shining before you get an answer.

I have been waiting years for answers to straight forward questions from this person so I wouldn't count on anything of substance to be forthcoming anytime soon.

Well quite, as we all know the purpose of a trolling account is not to give answers, possibly because the real person behind the account has no personality or opinion of their own, but one can try...

Added a little that makes the whole thing a little clearer...

Yes, when they should be a nation of wage and rent slaves.

I thought we'd agreed, whatever you're going to post, replace with "WAAAAAAHHHH....Tories". It'll save time.

The core usually comes out but some of us don't want to let others know that their 'slip is showing

Bit like Robinson's namechange to BobbyD, didn't take long for his "waaaaaahhhhh tooreeeeeehhhhhhhs" to become apparent

Us? So voting to privatise the NHS shows a social conscience now?

On that I remain to be convinced, especially as your account was created round about the same time as Robinson's last post on here

Coincidence?

Possibly but I remain doubtful

At least the slavery has a limited time span - 25 years - unlike rent which never ends. Usually - not always - over time the mortgage repayments become a lesser amount of normal out goings unlike rent which must keep pace with inflation.

Who is going to support all these people in rented accommodation in retirement when their income is reduced to a point where they can no longer afford the rent? At least with a mortgage there will be no such liability?