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Labour Candidate for Bristol East
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Kerry McCarthy
Labour Candidate for Bristol East
A Future Fair for All
My blog = my rules!
As Monica says in Friends, "rules are good, rules help control the fun!"
First: if you're after a detailed response, please email or write to me. If you're a constituent (or perhaps a very special case), I'll respond; if you're not, you'll have to contact your own MP. Ditto if you want to introduce a subject which bears no relevance to my original post.
Second: I don't have a problem with trenchant criticism of me or the Government, or vociferously expressed opinions, but if I regard your comments as offensive I won't allow them to appear. (I don't like having to moderate comments, but have reluctantly come to the conclusion that people cannot be relied upon not to abuse my good nature!)
First: if you're after a detailed response, please email or write to me. If you're a constituent (or perhaps a very special case), I'll respond; if you're not, you'll have to contact your own MP. Ditto if you want to introduce a subject which bears no relevance to my original post.
Second: I don't have a problem with trenchant criticism of me or the Government, or vociferously expressed opinions, but if I regard your comments as offensive I won't allow them to appear. (I don't like having to moderate comments, but have reluctantly come to the conclusion that people cannot be relied upon not to abuse my good nature!)
Thirdly: I might just randomly delete comments from certain people because I'm getting thoroughly fed up with them and want them to go away and annoy someone else for a while. You know who you are.
That's all - although I reserve the right to create new rules as and when I feel like it. My blog = my rules!From under the floorboards
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6 comments:
Since it's public money, this I can get along with.
Although when it's private money, I honestly don't care how damn rich these CEOs and what have you get get, just as long as they earn it honestly.
Hurrah-Lets all work for the State ! No more production targets, lots of expenses, no more sales targets etc
Better plan would have been to let the banks go to the wall, then no bonuses at all, then restructure out of the wreckage, rather than pour billions down the drain.
But if the banks go to the wall, then the companies who rely on them for finance go to the wall, and the workers who work for the banks and those companies go to the wall, and the shops/ firms from where those workers buy goods and services go the wall and the public sector has to pick up the tab for unemployment, etc, etc....
Not to mention the fact that if the banks went bust then a lot of people would lose their savings - which would then fall on the state.
Or is this line of thinking just too complicated?
The Banks are still bust, despite large injections of OUR cash as they have no concept of their liabilities in the case of RBS, you may not have noticed that they are also not lending to UK business, hence all our skilled workers and those with drive are leaving the country.
You cannot have capitalism without bankruptcy, it is what separates the efficient from the inefficient, but if you do not believe in capitalism that does not matter does it- Hurrah lets all work for the State ! Fifty three per cent do already where efficiency does not matter
I like him even more now:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/blog/2009/feb/05/blair-obama-first-friend
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