Jeff Robinson
Marxist-Lentilist: Jackboots and Jackfruit
Time for a quick reminder photo:
Taxpayers Alliance Rally 2009
Taxpayers Alliance Rally 2009
disingenuous post is disingenuous.Leaving aside the question of whether the TA is a Tory front I feel that it is a valid aim to question how much tax is being taken off of the average taxpayer and what sort of value the taxpayer is getting for his or her money.
I see no problem in an organisation pointing out how government wastes money on failed schemes including pfi and jobs for the boys while reducing essential services.
Why shouldn't we feel that we should have value for money when it comes to tax and services?
Priceless. Fucking priceless.
What a cunt. Shits like him should be necklaced.
Time for a quick reminder photo:
Taxpayers Alliance Rally 2009
Time for a quick reminder photo:
Taxpayers Alliance Rally 2009
Priceless. Fucking priceless.
says.it.all
Time for a quick reminder photo:
Taxpayers Alliance Rally 2009
Time for a quick reminder photo:
Taxpayers Alliance Rally 2009
They remind me of The Inbetweeners but without the humour.
Um we’re here today to let people know um that free market economy of capitalism is not all evil it’s when it done irresponsibly by irresponsible governments who has let the bank of England depower itself so we’re here just to show support for the free market which under responsible government is a very, very effective form of economy
What a long time a year is in politics. Since then the Cameron and Conservative myth machine, aided by their progeny, the Taxpayers' Alliance, have rewritten last year's history. In a breathtaking logical somersault they have persuaded people that state extravagance is to blame for the deficit, not reckless banks. "It is more government that got us into this mess!" David Cameron declared in last week's speech, to cheers from the conference. No, it was not. Only a lot more government and mountains more taxpayers' cash got us out of a mess caused by runaway financiers.
It took upside-down logic to blame the victim: the swollen state became the cause, not the result of the bankers' recession. It must be cut, shrunk, shrivelled and taught austerity while its featherbedded denizens are dosed with corrective medicine. If the Conservatives win, that's what Cameron and Osborne promise loud and clear, cutting both the size of the state, which means jobs – and cutting pay.
That bloke with the T shirt would rather be dead than Red.
Know any hitmen?
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that's that cunt from the UK Libertarian Party.
Interesting thing about TA is how much coverage they get for such a small group. Always have reps on the heavier-weight BBC discussions. Moden media is highly vulnerable to this sort of operation. Nick Davies "Flat Earth News" is superb reading on all this.
It's cost-effective to cut the number of t-shirts he owns to one. The market demands that he should make efficiency savings, reducing the amount of money spent on t-shirts and on time spent every day choosing which t-shirt to wear, leving him free to invest time and moeny into other services, such as Ayn Rand and Hayek books. Unfortunately, only owning one t-shirt meant that he did tend to smell a bit, but there's a recession on and we've all got to tighten our belts, nobody should expect libertarians to smell great 100% or even 50% or 25% of the time as we've been used to for the last 50 years - we've been living way beyond our means in that regard. Perhaps when the deficit is paid he can increase his t-shirt spending again, but in the mean time we should be prepared to accept a certain amount of discomfort for a greater good.
Time for a quick reminder photo:
Taxpayers Alliance Rally 2009
dunno what's so funny, it goes without saying that essential items of clothing such as his underpants will be ringfenced