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i’m not sure what your problem is’ i am taking part in a discussion and expressing my views like everybody else here. yet you seem hell bent on trying to either belittle people or making comments to rile people.
i’ll ask you a question now’ are you a real stupid c***’ or a figment of your imagination? general opinion i’ve received through pm’s and emails is’ you are real stupid c***
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#1031 22 Dec 2019 at 6.23pm | | |
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In reply to Post #1027
We're a country with the premise of rule of law Noj, still plenty of lawyer's about. Wonder why 6 million are TU members voluntarily
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#1030 22 Dec 2019 at 6.13pm | | |
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In reply to Post #1029
Are you a real person Mook or a figment of your ( think that's the one Ip100) own or the internet's imagination?
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#1029 22 Dec 2019 at 5.00pm | | |
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In reply to Post #1026
i think your comment about having a businessman in charge is more than valid scozza. i have friends and some family in the usa. they were in serious money trouble over there pre trump. So a billionaire successful business man was elected. he promised he would return their industry and sort out the failing economy’ which he did’ he was as good as his word’ and they have never had it so good over there’ yet there is so much hate for him from certain people, usually coincidentally from wealthy people who had money pre trump. now they’ or rather some want him out, they should be careful what they wish for if you ask me.
i think no matter how great a president or prime minister is’ there will be negativity from some’ it is what it is.
Boris acts the clown and in by no means perfect but’ he is very patriotic and has not had an easy road trying to deliver what we voted for. he’s kept his composure even in the face of blatant corruption’ and finally got his result. i’ll always respect him for that at least.
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#1028 22 Dec 2019 at 4.43pm | | |
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In reply to Post #1017
My sister in law is a nurse on an NHS contract. She refuses overtime when asked by the NHS but is registered with an agency. Accepts the overtime from the agency and works in the same ward when doing so for more money from the agency. Who's really paying for the agencies profit, and her extra money?? Get rid of the third mouth in the wages chain for me. It's unnecessary and takes our money away from where it's ment. Free market Tory government policy won't stop it, only encourage.
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#1027 22 Dec 2019 at 4.37pm | | |
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Bring back the workhouses and get those bloody kids back up the chimneys 
Though that would suit the unions, who currently just skim a living off people that are more often than not completely in the wrong when they require help, some cases I’ve heard about from a union rep I know personally are laughable. The laws and regulations now in place protect workers and make Unions almost superfluous, H&S is so prevalent in the workplace any injuries are probably the result of stupidity and should fall on the employee rather than employer. I know various employers and it’s such a ball ache I wonder why some bother, you can’t even sack somebody that can’t do the job properly in some cases!?
As a silver lining everybody should feel at ease knowing should they fall on hard times or become ill we live in a country that will care for and support them. Problem with that is people will take advantage and some never feel it necessary to do a days work in their lives, but name me an act of kindness or courtesy that some degenerate won’t take advantage of...
The recurring theme will not be that those people are white, black, brown, European, Asian, African or anything else; they are simply ****s
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#1026 22 Dec 2019 at 3.59pm | | |
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I have worked in few different industries, I have seen 3 of them now raped of their technology and market share by buyouts from foreign businesses, It’s disgraceful and the government has stood by and done **** all 
Only same as London, how much of that has been sold off to the Chinks 
We need somebody with a business brain, not another pompous ****ing moron 
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#1025 22 Dec 2019 at 3.53pm | | |
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In reply to Post #1016
The immigrants are doing the jobs that the lazy white ****s can’t be bothered to do. They want 30k a year with no skills. Easier to sit at home, watch Sky and blame every **** else, that’s the problem
We are in a completely different economic environment now and I’m sorry but unless they are disabled and cannot work they need to get people contributing for their payment, make the work worthwhile again otherwise we going to have a majority sat of their ****ing arses, we cannot sustain that, at all
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#1024 22 Dec 2019 at 2.18pm | | |
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#1023 22 Dec 2019 at 2.16pm | | |
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I bet the staff were shocked when they got it out and found a barely alive hamster still inside it too...
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#1022 22 Dec 2019 at 2.12pm | | |
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In reply to Post #1021
No jam jar stuck up his bum
And that's not rhyming slang it really was a jam jar 
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#1021 22 Dec 2019 at 2.00pm | | |
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In reply to Post #1019
Nose job gone wrong jimmer? 
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#1020 22 Dec 2019 at 1.49pm | | |
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i’m not blaming europe for everything but’ i certainly believe our membership is causing a lot of problems that cannot be rectified’ unless we either leave or are at the very least given back our own laws’ border control and fishing rights for example, plus quite a few other points that make us as members left with our hands tied.
brexit was inevitable from many year back’ one of the main reasons was always peoples concern about immigration. Our country is just way to small for all the hoards pouring in’ it’s plain to see and has been for a long time.
Immigration is a double edged sword’ yes many migrants bring something to the table and do the work many born and bred brits refuse or can’t do. the other side of it is’ those extra people have to be housed, kids schooled, they drive cars and will use the nhs. a vicious circle if you like. i was once in a truck stop in the states’ i got talking to some truck drivers’ they were all very racist and moaning about the amount of migrants flooding in. i explained to them it was the same here but’ the big difference is’ they have the room for the extra people’ we do not. they all agreed. Britain is a small island and england a tiny country’ we cannot sustain the numbers’ it really is that simple. it doesn’t need to be turned into a racist or bigotry scenario, it all about the numbers. it’s like a bucket being topped up with water’ at some stage it will overflow. where should the line be drawn?
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#1019 22 Dec 2019 at 1.36pm | | |
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I recently spent a few hours at Medway emergency centre and watched the staff nurse chat with nearly everyone that passed, be they cleaner, porter,ambulance, doctor...none of it was work related as I could hear and eventually after what seemed an eternity she picked a clipboard up and called my name ... but this wasn’t an isolated incident, I witnessed pockets of chatting staff everywhere, I’m not saying they shouldn’t talk to each other but I’m bloody certain if they reeled it in a bit then people would be seen a lot quicker.... imagine being in the queue at Tesco’s and all the cashiers are have a good old chin wag, you’d soon get a back log
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#1018 22 Dec 2019 at 12.59pm | | |
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In reply to Post #1017
 Too much management who really only succeed in managing to run the trust which employs them into the ground, then whoever is in government gets the blame.
There were umpteen people behind the scenes clearly on very good money that contributed absolutely nothing.. like the health and safety guy who we had to bring up to speed daily with regs he didn’t understand and actually broke his arm last week
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