They will know what hard times are really like soon.:)
I understand that but to be honest I would rather that our government had taken the steps to look after the people rather than delude them
Perhaps that is why as a tory i know the best place for them is to stay in opposition but hope that a real change that lasts can be arrived at with the lib dems
Dont New Labour followers understand this? Or, do they not care as long as they are allright?>How selfish can Labour supporters get?
Its roll up sleeves and get stuck in time. Not "Whaaaa, I want my free money to go on forever" time. That particular party, is over. And the Hangover is going to hurt like hell.
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Guess what my husband and I (like many other Labour supporters) have been rolling our sleeves since we got married 40 years ago, no more so than during the 1980s and 90s.;)
You can accuse my husband and myself of wanting 'free money' and of 'being selfish' because we support Labour but I know that apart from a few years during the last Tory government my husband has worked all his life and is still working even though he could have retired last year at the age of 65.
You claim we are selfish but I will point out that like many Labour supporters we never complain about our taxes going towards the unemployed and their families or any others who are less fortunate than ourselves because we were in that situation ourselves once. Let's hope that you are never in a position were you have to rely on others for your living because to most people not being able to earn your own living is both degrading and demoralising .
I don't know for sure but from past experience it looks as though a lot of employed people are about to get a taste for themselves of what it is really like to be unemployed and have people look down on them. Thankfully though because we are retired now we won't have to suffer having to live through the stigma of being unemployed again but I feel sorry for all those who are possibly about to face the same situation we were in during the 1980s and 90s.
Guess what my husband and I (like many other Labour supporters) have been rolling our sleeves since we got married 40 years ago, no more so than during the 1980s and 90s.;)
You can accuse my husband and myself of wanting 'free money' and of 'being selfish' because we support Labour but I know that apart from a few years during the last Tory government my husband has worked all his life and is still working even though he could have retired last year at the age of 65.
You claim we are selfish but I will point out that like many Labour supporters we never complain about our taxes going towards the unemployed and their families or any others who are less fortunate than ourselves because we were in that situation ourselves once. Let's hope that you are never in a position were you have to rely on others for your living because to most people not being able to earn your own living is both degrading and demoralising .
I don't know for sure but from past experience it looks as though a lot of employed people are about to get a taste for themselves of what it is really like to be unemployed and have people look down on them. Thankfully though because we are retired now we won't have to suffer having to live through the stigma of being unemployed again but I feel sorry for all those who are possibly about to face the same situation we were in during the 1980s and 90s.
Good post. :):)
You are also describing my late husband and myself and probably millions of others.
Those crafty M.P.s who used to slip out of back doors now can 't do it because the helicopter can track them. Good thing too, we should always know what they are up to.
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In other words he plunged us even deeper into the mire just to boost his own popularity:mad:
Exactly and when the tough cuts are made, there will be people reflecting on the good times of Gordon
Let the know alls learn the hard way I say.:D:
They will know what hard times are really like soon.:)
I understand that but to be honest I would rather that our government had taken the steps to look after the people rather than delude them
Perhaps that is why as a tory i know the best place for them is to stay in opposition but hope that a real change that lasts can be arrived at with the lib dems
Odd?
Perhaps to get an update from the civil servants involved in the negotiations?
It seems odd to be smiling at the thought of people's hardship.
Hes planning an invasion to declare a state of emergency so that he can keep power
That doesnt surprise me. My moneys on him meeting Nick Clegg there - David Miliband isnt there!
I never believe Sky rumours. Maybe Brown is just having one last look around the Foreign Office - today may be his last one in office.
lol nicking a few pens
Could be a game of cluedo - It was Gordon in the library with the candlestick is my guess:eek::D
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Guess what my husband and I (like many other Labour supporters) have been rolling our sleeves since we got married 40 years ago, no more so than during the 1980s and 90s.;)
You can accuse my husband and myself of wanting 'free money' and of 'being selfish' because we support Labour but I know that apart from a few years during the last Tory government my husband has worked all his life and is still working even though he could have retired last year at the age of 65.
You claim we are selfish but I will point out that like many Labour supporters we never complain about our taxes going towards the unemployed and their families or any others who are less fortunate than ourselves because we were in that situation ourselves once. Let's hope that you are never in a position were you have to rely on others for your living because to most people not being able to earn your own living is both degrading and demoralising .
I don't know for sure but from past experience it looks as though a lot of employed people are about to get a taste for themselves of what it is really like to be unemployed and have people look down on them. Thankfully though because we are retired now we won't have to suffer having to live through the stigma of being unemployed again but I feel sorry for all those who are possibly about to face the same situation we were in during the 1980s and 90s.
In Windsor.
Good post.
You are also describing my late husband and myself and probably millions of others.