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master debaterMore nonsensical misrepresentation of argument by the self regarding master philosopher
master debaterMore nonsensical misrepresentation of argument by the self regarding master philosopher
I'm afraid there's already a claimant for that title.master debater
no, dwyer's a mass debaterI'm afraid there's already a claimant for that title.
Luckily for us, into the arts and not the sciences, or he'd be a maths debater.no, dwyer's a mass debater
probably better not posted at all.[.] probably better on another thread
Back in Cardiff, Ed Miliband has just announced that Labour would effectively cancel the bedroom tax on its first day in office. It would do that by making funds available to councils to allow them to compensate people for the cost of the bedroom tax in full.
I hope so, but it comes across more as offering bandages and painkillers to people who've been mugged, instead of catching the muggers (or preventing the attacks in the first place).I think they mean that is the first step to abolishing it.
You'd need to introduce legislation so it would take a bit. This means there would be no net changes for councils due to the bedroom tax.piss weak more like- why top up councul funds rather than just get rid of the iniquitous tax all together? Because that sounds like welfare reform, and not the sort the r/w rags like.
Isn't that just copying what the SNP do in Scotland?From Guardian Election update
Pretty impressive,
Going back to zero hours contracts I can't see what would prevent employers using Agency in place of the former zhc employees??Are not the legions of temporary workers on zero hours contracts by another name and if so I can't see how Labour's promised ban would make much difference unless ,as is possible,I am missing some bleeding obvious distinction.
Ed Miliband said:Congratulations to the Duke and Duchess on the birth of their daughter. Wishing them lots of joy and happiness - and hopefully some sleep!
How to win the future: why Blue Labour is the way forward
In a world so highly individualised, what we need is a cultural rather than an economic politics.
http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/2015/04/how-win-future-why-blue-labour-way-forward
Looks like Blue Labour are on manoeuvres again,
He's going to regret that...a credit-card sized card would have been way more practical.
that's a very weak signature