@m0mimpregnant If you live in a capitalist first world country and are working age and can’t eat to afford for three days, the issue isn’t people who can afford to, it’s you.
@BritianUnfva @Rickytickywoby Because it’s their son the quicker he can save to be independent the better off he and his family will be.
Most people with the mindset £600 is acceptable to charge you children have no concept of building wealth and would rather fight over scraps.
Great way to repay us, considering we’ve been one of the biggest contributors to the security of Ukraine and therefore Europe.
If war comes to Europe, just remember it will come to you first and we may not be so willing to help.
I can't begin to explain how angry this makes me.
My son is 12 — he will live with the consequences.
This is nothing more than an appeasement to Trump.
Burnham has destroyed the government's commitment to tackling the climate disaster.
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@RDuffy16 More reliable, less stress, more manageable.
The car is paid for themselves. I don’t have an issue with them spending their money, although I do think we give these benefits too easily and that more schemes or incentives for working class people to access at a similar rate
I am often asked what my priority would be if I was the prime minister. 1. Build 5 large modern day prisons. 2. While the prisons are under construction I would recruit 10,000 police and place them through a detailed training program to make their jobs recognised professionals. 3. While the prisons are being built.Recruit prison officers and make and pay them into respected professionals. 4. I would find the money by cutting back on military expenditure. In fact I would offer soldiers to apply for police or prison officer jobs. 5. My understanding of asylum seekers is that if they are trying to leave an oppressed county where they are in danger, they are supposed to go to nearest safe county. The people arriving on the shores of the UK have passed through plenty of safe countries. I would ask the Royal Navy to stop them arriving. Comments please . No jokers thanks Lord Sugar
@martinmrm6 Like I said, it isn’t a flex and it isn’t $3 to get anywhere. NYC is $3 to go anywhere on the Subway. Additionally, I said London has lots of flex’s.
So why don’t you and your temperament of a 5 year old piss off?
@TheRealPhilHunt Point is that it isn’t $3 to go anywhere on the underground and that it $3 to ride the nyc subway.
To go JFK, you’d also need to get the air train.
I said the underground isn’t a flex because it isn’t, doesn’t mean the nyc subway is a flex.
My point is factually correct