Claire

[Claire @Titch555]

@PanteraHouse8 @KAHALA123Y @Read_Meee Or guilt her. What kind of emotionally manipulative behaviour is bursting into tears?

It had the desired effect tho.

[Claire @Titch555]

@jane14roberts @KAHALA123Y @Read_Meee Just curious. Would you have pointed it out though? And started crying?

For a generation that thinks other people need to toughen up it sure is sensitive! 😆

[Claire @Titch555]

@MBC_Var @KAHALA123Y @Read_Meee This! The emotional blackmail all round is astounding. You can’t do right for doing wrong it seems.

My father expected others to remind him when it’s people’s birthdays. If he forgot one. It’s your fault for not telling him. It’s exhausting…..

[Claire @Titch555]

@jordan_demi1 @KAHALA123Y @Read_Meee This generation? Excuse me? My silent generation parents FORGOT my birthday entirely and then BLAMED me for not reminding them.

Jesus take the wheel. There are shit people in every generation!

This isn’t a shitty person.

[Claire @Titch555]

@jofollowsracing @dave43law It has always been a good idea. Reform didn’t invent it. That’s idiotic to think that. The aspiration is always to raise the allowance before tax. Successive governments have always adjusted this. It’s a key Lib Dem policy.

[Claire @Titch555]

@jofollowsracing @dave43law 2/ manifestos are simply ‘aspirations’. He can’t implement the £20,000 pa increase. because of the state of the finances and has admitted so.

Nigel Farage is a disingenous dicksplash.

[Claire @Titch555]

@jofollowsracing @dave43law So what was factually incorrect about my post? Reform claimed there was an argument that the minimum wage for the young was ‘too high’ and that it should be low because they are inexperienced at that age and need jobs????

Also they have U turned on every policy and claimed 1/

[Claire @Titch555]

@blondinan @dave43law Absolutely my point! They campaigned for even less money for minimum wage for under 21’s as well! They should use him as a shiny example that’s it’s ‘all about the work experience’ …. and not (even though we know it is) a subsidy for employers…

[Claire @Titch555]

@Jenny_1884 @AvonandsomerRob The amount you pay in is irrelevant though. It is based on credits and number of years paying a minimum amount. Some people pay a little, some
a lot, some nothing. People on PAYE pay more NI on average than someone self employed earning the same wage. It is therefore, a benefit.

[Claire @Titch555]

@SpellandWand @Tina54650089 @JeremyVineOn5 @thecarolemalone @iamradzi @theJeremyVine If the asylum seekers leave you think that will just eliminates all
risk of sexual assaults?

The majority of SA’s are committed by people known to the victim.

Are we checking the people who live here? Are we going through their lives at 18 to make sure they’re not perverts? 🙄

[Claire @Titch555]

@NWJK @karinpratt999 @JeremyVineOn5 @nelufar @Kunlebarker @theJeremyVine 3/. This rubbish about un affordability only applies to smaller businesses and that’s because of astronomical costs elsewhere. You either believe in market forces and capitalism, or not. But history shows us that employers will exploit workers need to earn to live.

[Claire @Titch555]

@NWJK @karinpratt999 @JeremyVineOn5 @nelufar @Kunlebarker @theJeremyVine 2/. 6 pubs all on the same street are ran by the same man. He’s on social media complaining they’re all failing and he wants government hand outs. How about instead of 6 you just have one or two and stop part time or zero hour contracts?

[Claire @Titch555]

@NWJK @karinpratt999 @JeremyVineOn5 @nelufar @Kunlebarker @theJeremyVine Yet another Costa has been opened in our town, that’s 5 in the space of 2 square miles tell me again why small coffee shops are closing? Costa has tax breaks on out of town rates. Independent Coffee shops have to be in town to succeed and are charged full rates….. 1/

[Claire @Titch555]

@Cornishview @DpawsonGas My estimate was actually conservative, it is estimated to be between 50,000-75,000.

A Dr’s training is exceptionally long, Postgraduate training.

When you widen it to include dentistry it is more.

[Claire @Titch555]

@Cornishview @DpawsonGas ‘At anyone time’. New and existing.

I have no idea where you learned to read.

The issue is the private sector is heavily subsided by the NhS thus making it affordable. Without this safety net it would not be affordable.

[Claire @Titch555]

@Cornishview @DpawsonGas 4/. I’m sorry about your wife but Private Dr’s make mistakes too. People are human.

Thankfully the NHS sorts out medical mistakes from private Dr’s for free. 🙄

[Claire @Titch555]

@Cornishview @DpawsonGas 3/. If an industry hires all the engineering graduates one year it would not cause an emergency staffing crisis at the council. If the private sector hired all the staff in the NHS there would be a crisis.

[Claire @Titch555]

@Cornishview @DpawsonGas 2/ When a normal graduate leaves they cease to have anything to do with the university.

Most private consultants work
duel roles. The private healthcare sector is also dependant on the NHS for providing emergency care thus it does not operate exclusively outside it.

[Claire @Titch555]

@Cornishview @DpawsonGas It’s very different.

A standard graduate funds their own degree through student loans which they must repay from their salary.

Taxpayers heavily subside medical training It costs the public £300,000 per Dr.

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