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Post by peterparker on Oct 27, 2020 10:15:53 GMT
solve me a riddle if you will The Government have said one of their reasons for voting against the meal vouchers is they have boosted universal credit surely better to give these feckless adults vouchers that have to be spent on food than a boost in universal credit that they can spend on anything else There’s no riddle involved. It clearly illustrates there is a feckless, lazy, grabbing underbelly of people in this country who’s first and last thought is themselves, and bollox to everything and everyone else, including their own children. Iwonder how long it would take for a black market trade in these vouchers, where organisations would but them from the ‘needy’ at 75p in the pound? ok so why have The conservatives given them extra Universal credit (an to use a Borisism) just to spaff up against the wall on Booze and fags |
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Post by peterparker on Oct 27, 2020 10:16:50 GMT
Oh, and I have now seen the inevitable
"What has happened to the Children in Need and Stormzy money" on Facebook
I am sure there are zero racist undertones in that
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Post by oldgas on Oct 27, 2020 11:36:39 GMT
There’s no riddle involved. It clearly illustrates there is a feckless, lazy, grabbing underbelly of people in this country who’s first and last thought is themselves, and bollox to everything and everyone else, including their own children. Iwonder how long it would take for a black market trade in these vouchers, where organisations would but them from the ‘needy’ at 75p in the pound? ok so why have The conservatives given them extra Universal credit (an to use a Borisism) just to spaff up against the wall on Booze and fags Yeah, well, I look forward to the day when some bloke or woman walks into the benefit office and asks for some money to feed the kids because they spent their extra UC down the boozer, or indeed sold their food tokens at 75p in the £ to do the same. As a matter of fact me and the Mrs always put some items into the collection point in the supermarket in the hope it goes to feed some unfortunate child. At least that has a sporting chance of reaching the intended recipient. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 27, 2020 13:28:55 GMT
solve me a riddle if you will The Government have said one of their reasons for voting against the meal vouchers is they have boosted universal credit surely better to give these feckless adults vouchers that have to be spent on food than a boost in universal credit that they can spend on anything else There’s no riddle involved. It clearly illustrates there is a feckless, lazy, grabbing underbelly of people in this country who’s first and last thought is themselves, and bollox to everything and everyone else, including their own children. Iwonder how long it would take for a black market trade in these vouchers, where organisations would but them from the ‘needy’ at 75p in the pound? “ feckless, lazy, grabbing underbelly of people in this country who’s first and last thought is themselves, and bollox to everything and everyone else, including their own children” You do realise you are actually describing our current cabinet and their actions during this pandemic? If only you would hold them to the same standard that you hold the lazy people on benefits eh? But it’s become clear that’s against your religion isn’t it? No, wait, let me guess your response: “B-b-b-b-b-b-b Labour!” You’ve managed to become a parody of all the Tories on this board oldgas....and that is quite some feat. |
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Post by oldgas on Oct 27, 2020 13:32:29 GMT
There’s no riddle involved. It clearly illustrates there is a feckless, lazy, grabbing underbelly of people in this country who’s first and last thought is themselves, and bollox to everything and everyone else, including their own children. Iwonder how long it would take for a black market trade in these vouchers, where organisations would but them from the ‘needy’ at 75p in the pound? “ feckless, lazy, grabbing underbelly of people in this country who’s first and last thought is themselves, and bollox to everything and everyone else, including their own children” You do realise you are actually describing our current cabinet and their actions during this pandemic? If only you would hold them to the same standard that you hold the lazy people on benefits eh? But it’s become clear that’s against your religion isn’t it? No, wait, let me guess your response: “B-b-b-b-b-b-b Labour!” You’ve managed to become a parody of all the Tories on this board oldgas....and that is quite some feat. What an utterly ridiculous thing to write. I hope you reflect on this rubbish and feel ashamed of yourself. |
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Post by peterparker on Oct 27, 2020 13:48:16 GMT
“ feckless, lazy, grabbing underbelly of people in this country who’s first and last thought is themselves, and bollox to everything and everyone else, including their own children” You do realise you are actually describing our current cabinet and their actions during this pandemic? If only you would hold them to the same standard that you hold the lazy people on benefits eh? But it’s become clear that’s against your religion isn’t it? No, wait, let me guess your response: “B-b-b-b-b-b-b Labour!” You’ve managed to become a parody of all the Tories on this board oldgas....and that is quite some feat. What an utterly ridiculous thing to write. I hope you reflect on this rubbish and feel ashamed of yourself. I wonder what Boris spends his money on as he can't afford to feed his 5 (or is it 6) kids? |
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Post by baggins on Oct 27, 2020 13:53:29 GMT
What an utterly ridiculous thing to write. I hope you reflect on this rubbish and feel ashamed of yourself. I wonder what Boris spends his money on as he can't afford to feed his 5 (or is it 6) kids? Wonder how many are on his tax return. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 27, 2020 14:05:13 GMT
“ feckless, lazy, grabbing underbelly of people in this country who’s first and last thought is themselves, and bollox to everything and everyone else, including their own children” You do realise you are actually describing our current cabinet and their actions during this pandemic? If only you would hold them to the same standard that you hold the lazy people on benefits eh? But it’s become clear that’s against your religion isn’t it? No, wait, let me guess your response: “B-b-b-b-b-b-b Labour!” You’ve managed to become a parody of all the Tories on this board oldgas....and that is quite some feat. What an utterly ridiculous thing to write. I hope you reflect on this rubbish and feel ashamed of yourself. More like once someone calls you out on your typical “b-b-b-but Labour” response you have nothing left in the tank. It’s totally pointless debating someone who can’t be critical of their own position because it robs your argument of any objectivity and makes you predictable. Further, it makes you seem like you belong to a cult. |
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Post by oldgas on Oct 27, 2020 16:17:09 GMT
What an utterly ridiculous thing to write. I hope you reflect on this rubbish and feel ashamed of yourself. I wonder what Boris spends his money on as he can't afford to feed his 5 (or is it 6) kids? Can’t he? where did you hear that? |
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Post by oldgas on Oct 27, 2020 16:21:43 GMT
What an utterly ridiculous thing to write. I hope you reflect on this rubbish and feel ashamed of yourself. More like once someone calls you out on your typical “b-b-b-but Labour” response you have nothing left in the tank. It’s totally pointless debating someone who can’t be critical of their own position because it robs your argument of any objectivity and makes you predictable. Further, it makes you seem like you belong to a cult. I have been very critical of Heath, Cameron and May on these threads. I haven’t made my mind up about Boris because these are unprecedented times and this virus is throwing up a problem this country hasn’t seen or dealt with for over 100 years. On Brexit I think he’s doing a brilliant job. He’s standing up to the asshole EU and they’re slowly starting to realise they’re not dealing with the traitor May. |
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Post by oldgas on Oct 27, 2020 16:23:39 GMT
I wonder what Boris spends his money on as he can't afford to feed his 5 (or is it 6) kids? Wonder how many are on his tax return. What do you mean? Have you got your children on your tax return? |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 27, 2020 16:54:43 GMT
More like once someone calls you out on your typical “b-b-b-but Labour” response you have nothing left in the tank. It’s totally pointless debating someone who can’t be critical of their own position because it robs your argument of any objectivity and makes you predictable. Further, it makes you seem like you belong to a cult. I have been very critical of Heath, Cameron and May on these threads. I haven’t made my mind up about Boris because these are unprecedented times and this virus is throwing up a problem this country hasn’t seen or dealt with for over 100 years. On Brexit I think he’s doing a brilliant job. He’s standing up to the asshole EU and they’re slowly starting to realise they’re not dealing with the traitor May. Boris is making May look under rated, which is frightening really. As for Boris vs the EU, I’m sure Britain leaving without a deal is keeping the EU up at night. They must be terrified. Who was it who said “it will be the easiest deal in history” and “we hold all the cards”? |
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Post by peterparker on Oct 27, 2020 17:00:16 GMT
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Post by oldgas on Oct 27, 2020 17:03:52 GMT
I have been very critical of Heath, Cameron and May on these threads. I haven’t made my mind up about Boris because these are unprecedented times and this virus is throwing up a problem this country hasn’t seen or dealt with for over 100 years. On Brexit I think he’s doing a brilliant job. He’s standing up to the asshole EU and they’re slowly starting to realise they’re not dealing with the traitor May. Boris is making May look under rated, which is frightening really. As for Boris vs the EU, I’m sure Britain leaving without a deal is keeping the EU up at night. They must be terrified. Who was it who said “it will be the easiest deal in history” and “we hold all the cards”? Apparently the EU’s MO is to refuse to budge until the 59th minute of the 11th hour in any negotiation. Boris is standing his ground and they are having to change their methods. Hence they returned to negotiations last week when Boris in effect told them to F off. You don’t seem very happy about that. Still hoping we’ll stay in? |
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Post by baggins on Oct 27, 2020 18:17:40 GMT
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Post by oldgas on Oct 27, 2020 19:29:35 GMT
It won’t open. Does it say he’s put his children on his tax return? |
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Post by oldgas on Oct 27, 2020 19:33:12 GMT
I have been very critical of Heath, Cameron and May on these threads. I haven’t made my mind up about Boris because these are unprecedented times and this virus is throwing up a problem this country hasn’t seen or dealt with for over 100 years. On Brexit I think he’s doing a brilliant job. He’s standing up to the asshole EU and they’re slowly starting to realise they’re not dealing with the traitor May. Boris is making May look under rated, which is frightening really. As for Boris vs the EU, I’m sure Britain leaving without a deal is keeping the EU up at night. They must be terrified. Who was it who said “it will be the easiest deal in history” and “we hold all the cards”? It’s interesting to note that none of you Remainer have mentioned the trade deal agreed with Japan this week. Slipped your attention, has it? |
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Post by peterparker on Oct 27, 2020 19:48:18 GMT
Boris is making May look under rated, which is frightening really. As for Boris vs the EU, I’m sure Britain leaving without a deal is keeping the EU up at night. They must be terrified. Who was it who said “it will be the easiest deal in history” and “we hold all the cards”? It’s interesting to note that none of you Remainer have mentioned the trade deal agreed with Japan this week. Slipped your attention, has it? This one you mean But critics have said it will boost UK GDP by only 0.07%, a fraction of the trade that could be lost with the EU. Also But critics have said it will boost UK GDP by only 0.07%, a fraction of the trade that could be lost with the EU. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 27, 2020 21:18:44 GMT
It’s interesting to note that none of you Remainer have mentioned the trade deal agreed with Japan this week. Slipped your attention, has it? This one you mean But critics have said it will boost UK GDP by only 0.07%, a fraction of the trade that could be lost with the EU. Also But critics have said it will boost UK GDP by only 0.07%, a fraction of the trade that could be lost with the EU. Details, details PP. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 27, 2020 23:32:57 GMT
Boris is making May look under rated, which is frightening really. As for Boris vs the EU, I’m sure Britain leaving without a deal is keeping the EU up at night. They must be terrified. Who was it who said “it will be the easiest deal in history” and “we hold all the cards”? Apparently the EU’s MO is to refuse to budge until the 59th minute of the 11th hour in any negotiation. Boris is standing his ground and they are having to change their methods. Hence they returned to negotiations last week when Boris in effect told them to F off. You don’t seem very happy about that. Still hoping we’ll stay in? You’ve made your bed. You can bloody well lie in it. |
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