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3 hours ago, iansums said:

To be honest it's always the case that those oppose a Labour government won't comment on the good news and will on the bad, the same goes for those who oppose a Tory government.

Nah... Never seen that kind of blinkered / confirmation bias approach to discussions here on Saintsweb before... ;)

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1 hour ago, whelk said:

Would you be happy if a banner is unfurled declaring “IanSums is a massive cunt”?

Only if its you doing the unfurling.

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7 hours ago, Gloucester Saint said:

Ian has different views but they’re always well expressed and rational/logical even if I don’t agree with them sometimes. Actually wants to have a discussion - that old fashioned thing - not just post the latest crap from X/Brietbart/Telegram/Reddit (latter does have a range of views) without any context.

Soggy got hammered for doing that and making stuff up, but he’s not alone.

Oh, and my new campaign #suffrageforsums

I thought we were already suffering @iansums. Why the campaign...oh....suffrage...never mind...

 

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6 hours ago, iansums said:

 I expect to see a proper protest on my behalf at next years Epsom Derby.

Any volunteers to throw themselves in front of the King's horse ?

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13 minutes ago, badgerx16 said:

Any volunteers to throw themselves in front of the King's horse ?

Can’t we just nominate? 

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None of the 'centrists' going to mention the rise in inflation? As I said, it works both ways. Not unexpected of course, and not necessarily the fault of the government.

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2 minutes ago, iansums said:

None of the 'centrists' going to mention the rise in inflation? As I said, it works both ways. Not unexpected of course, and not necessarily the fault of the government.

Yep, 0.3% up. Food inflation still very low, which is great 👍 

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27 minutes ago, Farmer Saint said:

Very interesting video around inflation and bond yields, explained fantastically, again, by Ed Conway:

 

 

So we blame Trump and Truss ?

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There's certainly something to be said for poorly regulated utilities costing an arm and a leg and the bill payer paying for all the infrastrucure investment rather than shareholders.  But unless he's going to nationalise them, it's just hot air to please the galleries.

The best thing he could do it cut taxes to encourage the economy to grow and businesses expand.  I don't think he thinks like that though.  

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