SpaceCadet

So the money I've made to pay for my home somehow belongs to the state? Government doesn't own anybody.

You get personal when you're upset Technically I'm still employed at Sharps.

Sweden are doing well in employment by their standards at 6.4% whereas Britain are at 4.3% We can get even better.

Not that I'm a Geordie but that is a really poor generalisation.

I'm not an economist I'm merely interested in the subject. I wouldn't say I was poor either, far from rich though.

I read it in a Nima Sanadaji piece.

The power stance can be laughed off, vacantly staring at Piers Morgan for the best part of 10 minutes, not so much.

None of them are quite as fucking gormless

Sweden (Scandinavia's wealthiest nation) has dropped from 4th to 13 in richest countries since 1960 (the introduction of the welfare state). Ever since Barmy Bernie started spouting that tosh, economists have been bending him over a knee ever since.

Venezuela Wherever they're not eating street dogs they're competing street dogs for scraps, but at least they all have equality. Except for the daughter of Hugo Chavez who has in excess of $4bn

That's quite a stretch Not that I'm a fan of Boris Johnson.

The inks are custom mixed by the artist for the aquatics theme.

The other side as bad as they are, don't have their own Diane Abbott in a cabinet position.

I do actually, I have a sea creature theme at the bottom and a woodland creature theme at the top.

2 will be the marker from now on. My tattoos are ace KCG

It was a joke, getting days wrong/getting numbers wrong.

I didn't know Diane Abacus was in charge of leaflet production also

Does this count?

He's allegedly worth billions

Someone will still have to operate/maintain those robots. Claiming benefits isn't degrading, where you are doesn't mean it's where you're necessarily going to be.

Or instead of giving them just enough to survive their poverty we could give them the opportunity to leave poverty forever. The social safety net like any other net is easy to get into and hard to to get out of.

Whilst he's over here Trump ought to buy our club and build a wall around Sunderland to keep them from coming over and stealing our oxygen.

But is it a handout if it's their own money we're talking about?

I don't mind them voting for reducing tax for big business so long as they don't hold the opposite stance towards smaller business's.

I've not watched that but I did see an interview where he did in some vain refer to himself as a "Christian conservative" which brought back memories of the UKIP fella blaming floods on gay marriage.