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Is Austerity Something We Will Have To Live With Always?
The term AUSTERITY was brought in and used by David Cameron telling everyone that "we're in it together"
I wonder when we're going to break free of that mantra? If ever
I wonder when we're going to break free of that mantra? If ever
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Austerity is something that hits the poor and/or unemployed and or sick etc.. If you are in a fortunate position you may well not notice. When the Chancellor loosens the purse strings and starts investing in the nation again, that's when we're free of austerity.
18:49 Fri 19th Jul 2019
//Ignore the constant goading RR, it's going too far.//
Goading it is NOT. The debate is about austerity. If people can indulge their favourite pastimes the country is hardly in a state of austerity. That is the general consensus by others here. Deskdiary and Clarion are two. I doubt we are country squires or rich Tory toffs but I possess about £40,000 of sporting rifles. The ammunition is £1.20p a pop. I am a 70 year old pensioner and if I couldn't afford my hobby they would have to go. I have been able to manage quite comfortably and am entitled to reply to any other poster on this particular subject without your interference Mamyalynne.
Goading it is NOT. The debate is about austerity. If people can indulge their favourite pastimes the country is hardly in a state of austerity. That is the general consensus by others here. Deskdiary and Clarion are two. I doubt we are country squires or rich Tory toffs but I possess about £40,000 of sporting rifles. The ammunition is £1.20p a pop. I am a 70 year old pensioner and if I couldn't afford my hobby they would have to go. I have been able to manage quite comfortably and am entitled to reply to any other poster on this particular subject without your interference Mamyalynne.
Talking of the T Trust, and I have a lot of admiration for them, I saw on Facebook that they were short of certain items so I went to Lidl today and bought 10 litres of long life milk, 4 litres of fruit juice and and 10 tins of fruit and took it to them. Cost approx £13.50. When I arrived there, some of the claimants were outside, smoking. Maybe I should have just got them a carton of duty free.
Calicogirl - I really don't mind. You and I will never meet, so why would it concern me?
Outliers always skew an average, so I get that the average rent is £20k, but when there's a rent at the bottom end at £775pcm in Brockley, you will find a rent at £22,750pcm in Mayfair...so in London an 'average' rent is meaningless.
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Outliers always skew an average, so I get that the average rent is £20k, but when there's a rent at the bottom end at £775pcm in Brockley, you will find a rent at £22,750pcm in Mayfair...so in London an 'average' rent is meaningless.
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// and why am I actually earning less by 300 a month than I was?//
I don't know. Wy are you? Are you working fewer hours? Have you changed your job for one that is lower paid? I know one thing - quit a lot of people have seen their pay frozen but I know of few people who have remained in the same job who have actually seen a reduction in their pay.
I don't know. Wy are you? Are you working fewer hours? Have you changed your job for one that is lower paid? I know one thing - quit a lot of people have seen their pay frozen but I know of few people who have remained in the same job who have actually seen a reduction in their pay.
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