Why No Barricades? Fuel Hits £1 Per Litre!
12 October 2007, 03:46 PM
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And again I ask where the Tories or any other party you care to mentiuon have stated that as a policy they will reduce the price of petrol by removing some of the tax increases imposed by this government.
The tories may not reduce the tax on petrol, but they would certainly reduce it in many other areas. You can already thank them for reducing Inheritance Tax and they're not even in power yet!
And again I ask where the Tories or any other party you care to mentiuon have stated that as a policy they will reduce the price of petrol by removing some of the tax increases imposed by this government.
The tories may not reduce the tax on petrol, but they would certainly reduce it in many other areas. You can already thank them for reducing Inheritance Tax and they're not even in power yet!
or will we just lie down and accept it as we always seem to do 
13 October 2007, 12:50 AM
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As I said I am no fan of the current government, but blindly leaping over the fence and expecting the grass to be greener on the other side is not a good move.
13 October 2007, 12:58 AM
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In what areas exactly? Other than a headline grabbing announcement on inheritance tax they haven't pledged a single tax cut. Also their sums on the inheritance tax pledge don't really add up so expect some modifications there before it gets implemented. Finally my point was about a poster's inference that by getting rid of Labour we would somehow have cheaper petrol. As far as I can see that is not the case.
As I said I am no fan of the current government, but blindly leaping over the fence and expecting the grass to be greener on the other side is not a good move.
As I said I am no fan of the current government, but blindly leaping over the fence and expecting the grass to be greener on the other side is not a good move.
Don't they have a policy of making benefit claimants doing unpaid labour
politial suicide if ever implemented. **** it though stick those dole bludgers in chain cans and make em break rocks all day
13 October 2007, 02:32 AM
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Where are the barricades of a few years back? Have we become desensitised to it and see it as acceptable?
Where are the barricades of a few years back? Have we become desensitised to it and see it as acceptable?
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