Comments by "M R" (@emm_arr) on "Brexit bonus: Both Tories and Labour pledge lavish borrowing" video.

  1. Blame the EU for UK government policies. Dead clever like. A willing mug.
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  2. In that case you even visiting this channel is stupid!
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  3. That's wilfully inaccurate. "Labour just doesn't do economics." Nor does someone who mistypes his name as 'eric lovelace'.
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  4.  @LucifersTear  You have dumbed down while think you savvied up. You use news as infotainment. "before I form an opinion" No. You tell yourself that.
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  5. Hilarious. No party can protect you against nuclear missiles. You couldn't even hide behind Johnson and his moobz. "their a joke" Maybe your a joke?!
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  6.  Jan Schlossar  Al Pike is a Russian woman.
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  7. Because voters who do posts like that where you can't write in sentences are basically a bit stupid.
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  8.  Jan Schlossar  Wrong. I've seen the mask slip - and the English. Al Pike is run by a Russian.
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  9.  Jan Schlossar  Consider this, I said she "shitposts incessantly". Look at her last post to you. That's just a shitpost. It could have addressed the topic at hand far better. She's actually funny to watch - when you know what the game is. Every post is a shitpost - and fairly well-crafted, bit not always well-considered. It takes more work to do that and makes the persona less plausible.
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  10.  Jan Schlossar  I think that's a persona. I'm now sure Al is a Russian woman who just shitposts incessantly. It's classic FSB stuff. It's not about truth. It's about defaecating into public discourse to improve the chances of the wanted outcome.
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  11. WTO is not automatic and can be vetoed.
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  12. Liar.
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  13. "and Labour wants to amp up the economy with a huge spend & borrowing policy" It'll work about as well as the Conservative plan for the same. "Same old Labour, same old destructive stupidity." Really? You're still thinking about as much as a goldfish.
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  14.  @ericlovelace6502  You're being a goldfish. It'll work about as well as the Conservative plan for the same, so where are the workers from for their plans? D'uh. You really can't think.
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  15.  @ericlovelace6502  "Lol." Cretinous. It'll work about as well as the Conservative plan for the same, so where are the workers from for their plans? "Oh and btw, you still haven't answered the question of where all these new workers are supposed to come from." I'm hoping you'll figure out it's the wrong question. I expect better of you than you do.
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  16.  @ericlovelace6502  "It's a simple question" It's still the wrong question. "Where are all these new workers going to come from, hmm?" It'll work about as well as the Conservative plan for the same, so where are the workers from for their plans?
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  17.  Albert Pike  Rubbish shitpost, Al. You're off form this week.
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  18.  @ericlovelace6502  "He's like a demented parrot." That's funny considering that you are choosing not to think!
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  19. They might to a working class Tory. "The Banksters must be jizzing in their pants at the thought of Labour taking charge of the countries current account." Wow. Masterful analysis.
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  20. Smegy 89 is one of the Putinbotz here are doing vladtastic work for such meagre pay.
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  21.  Jan Schlossar  Not Russian? He's not British - just look at his English. He's Russian or something.
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  22.  Jan Schlossar  Nope. You are wrong. Again.
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  23.  Jan Schlossar  I'm sure enough to politely ask you to stop telling me these pretenders are British based on some feeling you have. I claim people are Russians based on some very funky English usage from them.
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  24.  Jan Schlossar  I wouldn't say it without evidence. "But generally its a domestic issue - brexit" Yet about half the posts here in support of it are from obvious and less obvious trollbots.
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  25.  Jan Schlossar  "so trust me" No. That's not relevant experience. I have politely asked you to stop telling me these pretenders are British based on some feeling you have.
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  26.  @ericlovelace6502  Market availability sets prices? Nope. Not necessarily. There's no shortage of senior manager candidates, yet senior management remuneration increased way beyond inflation rates since 1980. So that's not about scarcity. The value of antiques has fallen markedly since the 80s too, so they are less scarce? You claim others are economically illiterate!
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  27.  @BOOOOOOOONE  According to his response to you, he can offer some scarce product that must be able to command a premium price. He could cast dog turds in clear epoxy resin and sell them as pooperweights. Market availability makes £40 a pair very reasonable.
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  28.  @ericlovelace6502  "What a bizarre example. Senior management & antiques! lol" That makes TWO examples. You can't even count!
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  29.  Albert Pike  Rubbhish shitpost, Al!
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