WHY?

[wayne]

Indeed the irony isnt lost on me.

My job isnt one i can claim any pride in doing as previously ive worked in the far less glamourous section of the care industry while watching those whose only crime is getting old treated like vermin and here i am with those whose only concern is themselves being swamped by vested intrest groups helping these "vulnerable" people.

Wheres the scum theres cash

[David Johnson]

The Tory view since Thatcher

Public Sector - Incompetent, lazy, full of scumbags, unnecessary

Private Sector - Well run, go getting, full of great entrepreneurs creating wealth

Cheers
D

[Jonone]

Private sector - failing to galvanise the economy and kick-start the recovery.

[Ned]

If she can do it, she should exercise her right to buy and take yet another house out of the social stock, thereby making this apparent pressuring of her to move counter-productive.

[Ned]

You cannot simply uproot people who have lived in a particular area for many years, whose entire social group may be in that area, who probably have important relationships all around them that are established over many years, just because they have a few extra quid.

Home is more than bricks and mortar.

[David Johnson]

On the subject of left wing bankers, I give you another vexed question to consider....

Is Obama a Communist?

http://righttruth.typepad.com/right_tru ... eport.html

Who would have thought it?

Cheers
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[Sam Slater]

I think 'left-wing banker' should be considered an oxymoron.

[David Johnson]

Not if you watch Fox News , it ain't.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VB9zQud9hRw

CHeers
D

[Sam Slater]

Well, we all know what 3 letters need to be taken out of oxymoron to describe the average subscriber to Fox News.

[David Johnson]

Private sector - offshored profits, nationalised losses

See the banking sector for examples.