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I don't think they'll freeze the cap personally, if only because the opposition said to do it.
I don't think they'll freeze the cap personally, if only because the opposition said to do it.
How can they protect the poor then?I don't think they'll freeze the cap personally, if only because the opposition said to do it.
Comrade bot detected.So these increased prices are due to the sanctions that have been put on Russia, these sanctions were meant to hurt the Russian people.
A lot of people here laughed, celebrated and even went as far as posting pictures of Russian shops with with barely anything on their shelves.
A couple of you did not but the majority of you did, personally I thought it was disgusting to be celebrating the misery of other civilians in this way.
Now six months on and what are the headlines we see
https://www.anews.com.tr/world/2022...-instead-of-taking-showers-amid-energy-crisis
Germans are asked to take less showers, just wipe themselves with a cloth.
https://www.theguardian.com/busines...ripled-citizens-advice-charity-eating-heating
British citizens are to choose between heating and food.
Egg on the face of so many of you, no this is not me gloating as unlike most of you I don't get off on others misery.
You think they care about the poor? I think they'll throw a few quid at the poor, might stop the rioting, but they are going on a lot about 'targeted support' so a lot of people are going to be left to just suck it up. I reckon.How can they protect the poor then?
The cap will apparently cost 100 billion so they're not keen on that. I expect some (not enough) targeted support for the poorest, and everyone else will just have to struggle on.
The thing is this will not just affect the poorest, it will this classically called “jams” and those in the middle that will be screwed by what’s coming down the tracks.
Well, they don't want to lose all their voters, it's not the rich that voted them in alone. I suppose an election is a long ways of thoughYou think they care about the poor? I think they'll throw a few quid at the poor, might stop the rioting, but they are going on a lot about 'targeted support' so a lot of people are going to be left to just suck it up. I reckon.
Hopefully they will prove me wrong.
You'd pay your mortgage first and then be cold.always the way, its the low income home owners who will be in big trouble with mortgage rates and prices rises.
sadly no support will come until you lose the house.
Haha very true, perhaps Labour should ask them to raise the cap instead, then they'll freeze it!
Mind you, shoe on the other foot, it's easy to say what to do from the outside looking in.
Which is funny, because people
Lambast labour as having no answers, yet when they come up with something you get “it’s easy to say that from the outside looking In” types of people
If they put a cap on, wouldn't that mean we could potentially use energy without limit? It's problematic no?To be clear I am for a freeze of the cap, I think it's probably the best idea in the circumstances.
But no matter the scenario, whether important or not, it's almost the job of the opposition party to cast shade on the course of action their opponents are taking.
This is more of an observation on the nature of politics and people being stubborn than anything else.
No, the unit prices would be frozen to their current rate, use more units pay more cash.If they put a cap on, wouldn't that mean we could potentially use energy without limit?
You'd pay your mortgage first and then be cold.
People coming off fixed rate mortgages next year might be in f
Lol, really?If they put a cap on, wouldn't that mean we could potentially use energy without limit? It's problematic no?
I shouldve clarified, I wasnt talking about you specifically just those types of people who like to rip into labour at any chanceTo be clear I am for a freeze of the cap, I think it's probably the best idea in the circumstances.
But no matter the scenario, whether important or not, it's almost the job of the opposition party to cast shade on the course of action their opponents are taking.
This is more of an observation on the nature of politics and people being stubborn than anything else.
clarification by complicating matters further via a typoI shouldve clarified, I was talking about you specifically just those types of people who like to rip into labour at any chance
On my phone and didn’t even notice it auto corrected lmao, hopefully it’s fixed now lolclarification by complicating matters further via a typo
Unless that's gone completely over my head.
People coming off fixed rate mortgages next year might be in for a shock.