Brexit

Everyone wishes you'd been blown up by the IRA years ago?

Hexx wrote:

twitter.com/lloydblankfein/status/920995573368545280

Some of the Brexiteer responses to the Tweet are great. Arguing finance and regulation with the head of Goldman Sachs

To be fair, the weather has been pretty great

Tineash wrote:Everyone wishes you'd been blown up by the IRA years ago?

Wow. Icecold.

Hyperion wrote:

Hexx wrote:

twitter.com/lloydblankfein/status/920995573368545280

Some of the Brexiteer responses to the Tweet are great. Arguing finance and regulation with the head of Goldman Sachs

To be fair, the weather has been pretty great

Don't worry, I'm there on Monday so it'll be pissing it down by then.

Denster wrote:Although I’m not ambivalent to the poor. I just don’t lose any sleep about tough decisions being made and their consequences. That’s the conservative way.

Judge me or love me. Couldn’t care less.

The problem is there are better alternatives. Alternatives where people don't have to stave to death.

Denster wrote:I’m more of a Norman Tebbit.

I'd always assumed they only kept Tebbit around to make Thatcher look more human.

lex-man wrote:

Denster wrote:Although I’m not ambivalent to the poor. I just don’t lose any sleep about tough decisions being made and their consequences. That’s the conservative way.

Judge me or love me. Couldn’t care less.

The problem is there are better alternatives. Alternatives where people don't have to stave to death.

Yes. They can get a Job.
Or they can go to the food banks or whatever.
It was changed to become simpler and to save money thst is the bottom line. It does seem pretty heartless I know. But that’s just god it is.

When Brexit goes tits up and we get a labour government.
They can have their go at fixing it.

People are just going to have to accept it and learn to budget.

If they still can’t - we’ll think of it as the Tories helping Natural selection along.

How on earth did you cope with all that lily livered caring Tory stuff from Cameron?

It’s all in the timimg. Homeless guy just came up to me and asked for money.

Rex Kramer wrote:How on earth did you cope with all that lily livered caring Tory stuff from Cameron?

Vince Cable. Dirty bastard tried to humanise us.

Denster wrote:It’s all in the timimg. Homeless guy just came up to me and asked for money.

How exactly did you cook his liver?

Hexx wrote:

twitter.com/lloydblankfein/status/920995573368545280

Some of the Brexiteer responses to the Tweet are great. Arguing finance and regulation with the head of Goldman Sachs

Do you not think that is just a tad callous to all his employees to find out about their redundancy in that manner? We found out about redundancies at my work over the radio on our commute once, that was bad enough. To see our CEO gloat about the weather when he moves the business is strawberry floating cruel.

Hopefully if Corbyn gets in we can get some of these disgusting hyper capitalist ventures broken up.

captain red dog wrote:

Hexx wrote:

twitter.com/lloydblankfein/status/920995573368545280

Some of the Brexiteer responses to the Tweet are great. Arguing finance and regulation with the head of Goldman Sachs

Do you not think that is just a tad callous to all his employees to find out about their redundancy in that manner?

It’s no more callous than voting for those people to lose their jobs.

captain red dog wrote:

Hexx wrote:

twitter.com/lloydblankfein/status/920995573368545280

Some of the Brexiteer responses to the Tweet are great. Arguing finance and regulation with the head of Goldman Sachs

Do you not think that is just a tad callous to all his employees to find out about their redundancy in that manner? We found out about redundancies at my work over the radio on our commute once, that was bad enough. To see our CEO gloat about the weather when he moves the business is strawberry floating cruel.

Hopefully if Corbyn gets in we can get some of these disgusting hyper capitalist ventures broken up.

And make loads of people redundant in the process.

What redundancies is he announcing CRD?

You might not care about poor people, but do you not realise that if poor people are made less poor, everybody else (including you) wins?

Crime would go down, innovation and creativity up, public services would improve, the world would be a generally nicer place to live.

Oblomov Boblomov wrote:You might not care about poor people, but do you not realise that if poor people are made less poor, everybody else (including you) wins?

Crime would go down, innovation and creativity up, public services would improve, the world would be a generally nicer place to live.

Well they should work harder to not be poor then shouldn't they! You can't expect me to give my hard earned money to them when they haven't worked for it!

Errkal wrote:

Oblomov Boblomov wrote:You might not care about poor people, but do you not realise that if poor people are made less poor, everybody else (including you) wins?

Crime would go down, innovation and creativity up, public services would improve, the world would be a generally nicer place to live.

Well they should work harder to not be poor then shouldn't they! You can't expect me to give my hard earned money to them when they haven't worked for it!

Good point. strawberry float the poor!

Tineash wrote:Everyone wishes you'd been blown up by the IRA years ago?

Me personally or the Tories?


If it’s the former - you’re taking all this personally?