Soldato
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Yes look on the bright side, things could have been much, much worse..
Worse than this?
I would love to say it couldnt get any worse but the Tories keep proving me wrong every single day.
Yes look on the bright side, things could have been much, much worse..
Well at least the terrorist wing of the Labour party is technically seperate rather than the actual leadership as would be the case with Corbyn.Worse than this?
I would love to say it couldnt get any worse but the Tories keep proving me wrong every single day.
i would never have voted for a Corbyn led labour............ but with hindsite knowing what we know now I disagree. i find it hard to believe it could have been worse.Yes look on the bright side, things could have been much, much worse..
Probably best not to start him off, this lot can do no wrong in his eyes.i would never have voted for a Corbyn led labour............ but with hindsite knowing what we know now I disagree. i find it hard to believe it could have been worse.
Probably best not to start him off, this lot can do no wrong in his eyes.
Is this Labour's fault already?
Imagine if the CEO's and execs at utility companies were held to accountability for running their companies poorly, just imagine
Agreed could the government not pay off the debts then receive back all the assets and the company free of charge ?
We need to nationalise ALL critical services, as this will happen time and time again. Cream the profits, and when it fails the taxpayer bails it out. They can't lose!
this is how it should work................. but it doesnt seem to.If the debt exceeds the value of the assets then the company is essentially worthless. They would acquire the company for £1 and take on the debt. The shareholders would lose all their investment.
Dcww is not for profit. And generally the staff are under paid vs market ratesAgain, other parts of the UK already do this with water and railways being under public ownership in Wales and Scotland as examples...
We need to nationalise ALL critical services, as this will happen time and time again. Cream the profits, and when it fails the taxpayer bails it out. They can't lose!
Annoyed me when we bailed out the banks, and when they started to turn a profit, rather than take some to build up the coffers we sold it I'm not saying nationalise the banks lol, but when you have to bail someone out, don't sell it back straight away when the debts cleared
In an ideal world, you might say you could put processes in place early on to stop this happening, but anyone who's worked in the public sector will tell you processes mean nothing.
These millions of pounds going on bonuses could be going back into public spending.
Corruption!!!!!
You want people to die because you cant choke back tears whilst singing Oh Jeremy at the top of your voice.. lol pathetic.This is what the UK British public want, this is what they shall get. I hope more critical assets in the UK are stripped of all value, including the NHS, ran poorly, and British people start to actually die due to it, it is after all, what the public want, as anything else would be evil socialism.
Legislation is just an excuse for banditry. What the difference between poorly run publicly owned services and poorly run private services ?Capitalism, it's great! Until it's not, due largely to **** poor legislation and control.