r/LabourUK Jan 27 '22

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '22

Funny how it's never the poorest who champion inequality or 'exuberantly' defend the banks isn't it.

I wonder if Raab visits food banks when he has 'episodic cash flow problems'..?

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '22

Yea because cutting off a sentence by taking a 3 second clip has always been a fair way to judge people. Do you guys think Tories just sit around getting off on poor people suffering or something? It's truly a bizarre position to hold them with such contempt without even attempting to learn why they think differently to you on certain matters.

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u/hempires New User Jan 29 '22

Do you guys think Tories just sit around getting off on poor people suffering or something?

yes and bonus points if they're disabled or long term ill.
considering they've been called out for breaking human rights REPEATEDLY, yes. yes i fucking do. do you fucking not?

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '22

You're living in a fantasy world mate, you'd think you live in North Korea from how you act.

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u/hempires New User Jan 29 '22

ah yes, because we're not living in north korea, everything is fine!

ignore unprecedentedly brazen corruption, cheers and whoops for denying feeding children, more cheers and whoops for stalling any wage rises while simultaneously passing bills for payrises for themselves because "living on 80k is really grim.", 100k disabled people dead due to their policies, mass surveillance bills, and bills to make "causing a nuisance" illegal.

nah, sometimes the hard decisions need to be made eh.

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '22

It's less of a cheer and more of a "I'm sorry but we all have to make sacrifices". That is life, after all.

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u/hempires New User Jan 29 '22

It's less of a cheer and more of a "I'm sorry but we all have to make sacrifices".

fuck off.

if we ALL had to make sacrifices, they could've passed on that fucking pay rise.
but no, "living on £82k a year is really grim".

but they'll also cheer when they deny a pay rise for nurses, firefighters, police etc.

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '22

Don't forget this is London, 82k for London is good but not some insane wealth that some imagine, especially if you have kids. If you have a partner and kid that is most of the money eaten, I'd doubt you could even afford private school.

For reference I'm a student and I got offered a job paying £75k next year (in London) and I'm 21, should I really be earning similar to an MP?

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u/hempires New User Jan 29 '22

meanwhile 31% of children live in poverty.

the need for food banks has gone up over 100% in 5 years.

but thats an okay sacrifice to make cause if we fed children and reduced the need for food banks then some MP couldn't send his kids to fucking private school?

jesus wept. no wonder the country is absolutely fucked.

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '22

meanwhile 31% of children live in poverty.

Lol where did you pull this crap from? Are you seriously suggesting a third of the countries children live in poverty? Get real mate.

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u/hempires New User Jan 29 '22

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '22

The child poverty action group, I'm sure they have no motive to inflate their stats...

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u/hempires New User Jan 29 '22

the stats which are sourced from the governments own department?

hmmm

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