Youtube comments of Bill B (@billB101).

  1. I don't think he really cares. Which is what makes this so dangerous.
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  2. It annoys the hell out of me when Jeremy hunt says he'd like to see a British Alphabet or Microsoft. I mean, we had one, it's called ARM, and it was sold off to Japan's SoftBank in 2016.
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  3. They should have built it so the F1 track could be extended.
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  4. He's right about LSE and privilege. I worked there for 8 years. I've seen it all. Some of the stupidest rich kids I've ever met and they're the ones going on to work in high powered Jobs. We had a venue there, some of the Student union numpties decided they wanted to run it and got rid of all the full time staff. To cut a long story they wrecked the business in a few months and it cost LSE an absolutely fortune, literally millions in lost trade. One of the managers even sued for wrongful dismissal and won ( that's a story in itself ) And they just walked away from their train wreck. I know though that it'll be on their CV as "transformed the LSE student venue" or some other BS. Just utter incompetence.
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  5. If you read the The Fifth Risk by Michael Lewis you start to realise that Trump actually has no idea what he's doing. Which, in itself, is terrifying. Watch out for Musk's rise here though, that's what we really need to keep an eye on.
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  6. I'm sure the two things are not mutually exclusive
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  7. Please do a video confirming or dispelling the myths behind 5G.
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  8. I like Gary Stevensons idea of 1% wealth tax on net assets over £10 million valuing assets like property, businesses, and art. That'd be a good start. As far as valuation, where there's a will there's a way. It's a cop out saying that it can't be done because it's hard though. For sure.
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  9.  @jamesholt4449  Brexit contributed to a lot of crap that's happened.
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  10. Labour can't afford to be attacked by the press right now, they're sticking to the script.
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  11.  @tayachting6345  We need social housing in this country, it's what Thatcher got shot of and it's why the housing market is such a mess right now. Maybe that's not your story, maybe you've never needed to rely on benefits or social housing ( I don't either FTR ) but a lot of people do, so why take a stand against the poor? What's in that for you? I mean, you are seeing what's going on this country? In respect to that we should look after the poor, not belittle them, and we definitely shouldn't take the rhetoric of the gutter press at face value, cos you know that's just clickbait to rile up culture war BS, right?
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  12.  @tayachting6345  I presume by the lazy and entitled you're referring to those on benefits, cos you know that's just media fed culture war bollocks in this climate right? If not then I apologise in advance.
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  13.  @irreverend_  It's more the fact that they sold off the existing social housing and just didn't replace it. But that was by design really.
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  14. As a 15 year user of reddit there's some really questionable things going on there nowadays to be honest.
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  15. Financial literacy absolutely needs to be taught in schools in the UK as an essential part of the curriculum . And I don't mean public schools either.
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  16. The more you have the more you compound. The rich can do very well from this. However, as said here, most people can't even afford to save in the UK. Bank rate are below inflation too.
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  17.  @ereder1476  I've been on reddit 15 years, the day they get rid of old reddit will be the day I leave for good. The new version is toss.
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  18.  @elifuentes7070  Yes really. Arm originated from the Cambridge based British computer company Acorn back in the 70's. We had BBC computers from this company in every school here in the 80's. The ARM architecture developed from this.
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  19. The original 1979 Star Trek the motion picture plays on this.
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  20. Surely by telling people not to buy them you're killing off your own revenue stream ;)
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  21. I think a lot of this is because a hobby is not about monetary gain. If, for example, you take a hobby ( saying music, art or a craft ) that you love, gain some success and then try and turn it into a full time job ( or it turns itself into a full time job ) The dynamics of that "hobby" have now change completely. Suddenly it's no longer something you do for fun it's something that you have to do to make a living. And it becomes a chore. Even more so if someone spots your skill and then employs you in their business. Suddenly it's no longer your hobby, it's their dream and what was fun now also becomes a chore. I've seen this happen quite a few times with friends who've monetised their hobbies. As soon as you try and monetise it the dynamic completely shifts.
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  22. “A civilization is measured by how it treats its weakest members” So yeah, we need a welfare state.
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  23. You sir, are an automotive investigative journalist extraordinaire. Love your vids.
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  24.  @LRSTFJ  They talked about there not being enough female viewers on the channel at one point.
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  25. @Ian.. This was happening way before Sadiq Khan arrived.
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  26. Identikit town centres in this country. They're all the same.
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  27. As a user I really like Spotify, it gives me access to new and old music and makes me aware of new artists. As a producer/artist, honestly, I hate it. I hate that they've come along as the "savior of the music business" and just made it worse. I hate the whole getting on playlist thing and trying to work out how that works and the quantity over quality that's now required. It's no longer music, it's simply a commodity. I'm also still trying to work out who the fuck gave them monetised access to my whole back catalogue too. I didn't' sign anything to say that they could do that and then pay me an arbitrary ( and tiny ) rate per stream. I dunno, not a fan at all really. I feel like I'm being milked by this company whilst they grow exponentially richer. You can't win though, you just have to use them nowadays like some music business sucker punch to the nuts. Gotcha, deal with it! I mean, people complain about major record deals and artists taking back control, but hey, I've been in a few in my time, at least you actually got paid for your work back then. ( FTR I'm talking about the pre-itunes days here )
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  28. She was the international development Minister. That was her job.
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  29. Just wait until cars all go subscription model with the software. We'll be paying £2K a year for upgrades.
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  30. Considering the ability to manage your own time is ( to me ) the most valuable commodity out there then yeah, generating a passive income would be great to be honest.
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  31. Brexit supporters will still blindly argue that this was somehow great for the UK and a moment to be proud of. They'll never admit that this was a mistake. And that is a problem in itself.
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  32.  @LittlePetieWheat  Just to elaborate a little more: 1. Politics without Principle: Engaging in politics for selfish gain rather than upholding moral principles. 2. Wealth without Work: Accumulating wealth without effort or by exploiting others. 3. Pleasure without Conscience: Seeking pleasure without regard to the consequences or ethical considerations. 4. Knowledge without Character: Acquiring knowledge without developing a strong moral character to guide its use. 5. Commerce without Morality: Engaging in trade or business without concern for the ethical or social impact of one's actions. 6. Science without Humanity: Advancing science or technology without considering its potential harm to humanity. 7. Worship without Sacrifice: Practising religion or spirituality without embodying the values of selflessness and sacrifice.
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  33. Entering? This has been happening since the Friedman Doctrine. "The Social Responsibility of Business is to Increase Its Profits." Now we're just in a world or self serving Private equity and rents.
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  34. One of the issues in central London ( I live in west ) is that utilities company contractors such Virgin Media, TalkTalk, BT etc dig huge trenches in our roads and don't fill them properly so you end up with this patchwork of road and therefore potholes. Our street was completely resurfaced ten years or so ago and it's been dug up so many times since it's now just a mess. It's completely uncoordinated and done on the cheap. Everywhere in this city it's the same story. I can imagine this is the same everywhere in the UK too.
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  35. He's a very rich child who thinks he's omnipotent. And a dangerous one at that. Just been caught out big time lying about his video gaming skills, which kinda sums him up.
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  36. Not when there's people like the Duke of Westminster owning large swathes of London and paying zero inheritance tax on £9bn inheritance. I mean, that is insane.
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  37.  @Friendlyhu  We're too open minded to foreign companies and investors, everything has been sold off to them.
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  38. @ why shouldn't they, because it pushed the price of housing though the roof that's why, all to appease a voting demographic. Also are you really trying to say that people on benefits do very nicely here. I mean, that's straight out the Daily Mail playbook of utter nonsense tbh.
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  39. An unelected billionaire seemingly looking after the interests of the common people. Yeah... right.
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  40. Speak for yourself.
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  41. She was the international development Minister. That was kind of her job.
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  42.  @geov.8292  Not people, bots. Notice the similar rhetoric over and over again.
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  43. The world has become too fast paced, we're constantly overwhelmed and can't keep up with the changes, the 24 hour news cycle, always online, technology constantly bombarding us with information. Constant doom-mongering. Most people literally can't keep up. You could really blame the pace of technology. I mean, we've always had anxiety, it keeps us alive; fight, flight or freeze. It's when your general level of anxiety is constantly overwhelmed it becomes a problem.
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  44. Also worth reading Liam Byrne's Book "The Inequality of Wealth" if you want to get into the nuts and bolts of inequality.
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  45. Free to those who can afford it. Expensive to those that can't.
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  46. So many bots here, thing is people start believing their BS.
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  47. ​ @robertelkins5928  It's only one of the worlds most historic and prestigious motor races. What would you prefer, more races in car parks.
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  48. Residential care has been bought up by asset management companies in a big way in the UK, their purpose is to "streamline" the business ( i.e. cut down the front line care ) whilst maximizing the profit ( i.e. rinsing ) care home residents of their life savings and assets. This is happening all across the UK thus shifting the onus from government provided care to asset management provided care which is basically just shifting more wealth to the rich. You're talking companies like Legal and General here, on the surface they look like they legit care ( buying and building new care homes ) but if you dig a little deeper they're in fact one of Europe's largest asset management companies. As the Americans love to say... Go figure.
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  49. I own shares, ETF's and bonds. I can't physically hold any of them. They're all electronic.
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  50. You have Thatcher to thank for that.
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  51. I agree here, the arbitrary rate that they pay you per stream should at least be regulated by the industry, it's a joke at present that we ( the artists ) are being thrown the leftover scraps whilst Spotify are feasting from a table of food that we supply.
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  52. ​ @elifuentes7070  I never said the US didn't contribute, ARM holdings however was a British company based in Cambridge which was sold to Japan's SoftBank. Seems you have a problem with that. Not me.
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  53. Town centres have been dying for decades now.
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  54. @NaomiOjok Unfortunately the Greens couldn't run a bath.
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  55. It's how you define rich ( in life ) really, it's not all about having tons of money.
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  56.  @elifuentes7070  Lol. Did I say any of that? I mean, you're the one being all nationalistic and exaggerating here mate, not me.
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  57. What does this have to do with Elon Musk. Why is his opinion even relevant.
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  58. Just wait until cars all go subscription model with the software. We'll be paying £2K+ a year for upgrades. They'll be different tiers for different mileage and conditions too. This will happen, it's only a matter of time.
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  59. Thing is though a lot of people will vote reform ( as they did with Brexit ) as a protest vote, they won't even brother to read their manifesto. Turkeys, Christmas and all that.
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  60.  @bogdiworksV2  Because of the press. You get how malicious the UK press can be don't you? Say something off script and they'll turn it into next weeks narrative.
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  61. I grew up in a Northern factory ( and ex mining ) town where there was a distinct class divide between managers and workers to the point where some workers would actual reject a promotion up to management level because it was seen as "going to the other side." The workers who did "go to the other side" seemed to turn into absolute controling pricks that people hated too. It was almost expected you took on that role. A self fulfilling prophecy if you will. Workers didn't respect management, management didn't respect workers. It was a strange culture for sure, but I'm sure it's one that's not limited to the North of England.
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  62. If people keep constantly hating on Labour then this is what we'll have here in a couple of years too. This crap is already knocking on our door. On another note Musk being brought into this is terrifying.
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  63.  @joepaluka9031  Reducing the power of the state would hand that power to corporate entities. Unless you see something else happening here?
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  64. After reading project 2025 I wouldn't use the word sad. More like terrifying.
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  65. They're not rioting.
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  66. I've made money from my 1 bedroom flat in London, I however can't afford to buy a 2 bedroom flat as it'd cost me another £150K. That's the problem, it seems like you've made money but you haven't as everything else has shot up too and non one can else get on the property ladder. It's all relative. And we've seen no real increase in wages in this time. This has been happening since the 90's here though, and nothing was ever done to address it. So here we are.
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  67. I loved Yanis's book, great read.
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  68. Pensioners are the group who have done the best out of anyone over the last few decades.
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  69.  @primal1233  You do not speak for everyone in the UK mate. At all.
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  70.  @ProppaT  Absolutely agree here. People think AI is a fad but the use cases in manufacturing, production, pharma, medical, organisation, administration, robotics, transport etc. are huge with AI. It hasn't even started yet.
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  71. Actually millions of people will care. I mean, I'm not even religious and I understand this.
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  72. What's the going rate for troll farms nowadays?
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  73. Our short-termist political parties won't address that question as it's too far into the future. I agree though this will be a problem down the road.
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  74. The question I want to know is: When he does beat Hamilton on a regular basis, will there be team orders?
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  75.  @MalcolmMXTaylor  what Jimmy was describing there and couldn't find a name for was Enshittification. If you want a really good read on Inequality though I highly recommend Liam Byrne's superb book "the inequality of wealth"
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  76.  @simonkramer9463  Emphasising a word in capitals isn't correct grammar either, maybe try italics.
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  77. Bit tired this comment mate, anything else negative to add?
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  78. Are we really a society of altruists? Sorry, but I just don't see it. People look after their own interests first here.
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  79. I'm concerned about both.
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  80. Blame Thatcher for this, she started the ball rolling.
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  81.  @markpatchett3542  Because the majority of comments here are bots and troll farms. Looks at the same the same rhetoric all over this thread.
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  82.  @garyseconomics  There's always going to be one negative numpty Gary mate. Such is life 😂
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  83. ​ @davidmcculloch8490  Do they though. Brexit was a country splitting vote, it wasn't solely about the EU, it was also a populist protest vote aligned with national identity, and political alienation. Even if people now think it was wrong for economic reasons they won't admit it.
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  84. @SallyMcNuggets Because Spotify literally feasts from a banquet of food that artists supply and throws them the bones in return. It's sucks for everyone but the chosen few.
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  85.  @robertelkins5928  I absolutely disagree. I love Monaco, so do many people. For me it is F1. The quali is the best there is. Getting rid if it would be an absolute travesty. It does need some tweaks though for sure. I mean, it's not going anywhere really to be honest.
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  86. "People think they're going to work their way to those levels of wealth. They're wrong, you can only own your way to that. " Silicon valley would disagree.
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  87. It's a London event enjoyed by millions. Maybe we should move you to Jamaica.
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  88.  @stevereilly  It's her legacy, you can't look at the future without understanding the mistakes of the past.
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  89. ​ @Build_Secrets  It is a tax on rich landowners, it closes down a huge tax loophole. It just needs administrating properly. Sure the rich are going to argue that it's regressive and will do the opposite of what's needed, they want it shut down.
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  90. The greens couldn't run a bath.
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  91. On a personal level there's nothing stopping people investing here. Especially if you're young. Put a small amount of money away each month using an app like trading 212 in say an ETF like Vanguard S&P 500 or FTSE all world fund fund, just keep adding to it and leave it alone. By the time you're 50 ( believe me it'll happen faster than you think ) it'll be a decent nest egg. I wish I'd know this when I was 20 to be honest.
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  92. Betteridge's law of lunatics.
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  93. He'd just say no, I'm going to make American great again.
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  94. Yeah. they want you to buy.
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  95. Grenfell is just down the road from me, those people still haven't been compensated. It's been forgotten about. Eventually the remains will be knocked down and high end housing will go up in its place. Kensington and Chelsea council are just biding their time until they can do it. If anyone is going to try and tell the story though it needs properly researching because that wound is still pretty raw.
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  96. Lol, the cost of the recent riots will be in the tens of millions at least.
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  97. Same as religion really. I mean when it comes to "touring" evangelists and televangelists some of them are making absolute fortunes. Same deal, pray on the gullible.
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  98.  @martynclinton8092  I thought this too, but it's an old lecture, they could easily have already watched this.
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  99.  @mw01908  Actually, we all lost. Which is one of the main reasons we are where we are now. Thanks for that... mate!
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  100.  @dawid1803  He's explaining what he thinks might have happened.
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  101.  @dna9838  "Think people are getting fed different content. " Of course we are, by algorithms.
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  102.  @seewhatifound  Agreed. Labour have sought wealth from rich landowners and yet they get attacked for it because said rich landowners can shout louder than anyone else. People want change here, but they don't want to support it when it happens. Honestly this country is a parody of itself.
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  103.  @Build_Secrets  I know a family with a ton of land, a huge hall and a wedding reception business who are definitely not farmers yet are going ape and protesting this, sure. What you're hearing here, as per anything Labour is trying to do at present, is a ton of noise from the rich who absolutely do not want to pay their way and are swinging the rhetoric their way.
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  104. Labour have pledged a lot of money to fix this problem. Interesting that this is not being mentioned here though.
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  105. It did, but more the 80's than 70's. There's a book called "Barbarians at the Gates" about the fall of RJR Nabisco that gives a detailed account of how this toxic LBO culture started in the US. Definitely worth a read.
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  106.  @justanorthernsoul9135  These comment sections are full of bots.
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  107.  @glykolyse8076  You won't get one.
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  108. @sten260. Really, that's what you went with?
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  109. @ That stock of social housing went back into the private sector and was never replaced. This is one of the reasons we are where we are now.
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  110. You're referring to World War I debts, not World War II. Those WW1 debts were suspended in 1931 due to the the Great Depression. The debts are considered a historical issue, they're over 100 years old and not an active financial matter.
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  111. It's an East London accent.
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  112. Musk is a child.
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  113.  @damianbutterworth2434  If we keep bashing labour then we'll have leave a vacuum for a party like Reform to walk straight in. That's my prediction for 4 years time. Need to be careful here.
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  114. It'll happen here too if we're not careful. Plenty of populism right here.
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  115.  @ScottFountain-zf6fq  Wow. You really wrote that.
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  116. Reporting on what Trump is actually doing is not propaganda.
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  117. No. let's not.
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  118. Morals. Lol.
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  119. @blame.soross equality is out of control so let's rebalance the system.
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  120. ​ @NJ-wb1cz  I don't think stock price is the upmost thing on Jensen's mind to be honest. Is this a bubble, well no one knows, business is absolutely booming right now for sure. AI is absolutely not hype though. I mean, when the next Nvidia are Nvidia themselves then I think it's safe to say they're going to be around for a while yet.
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  121. IYO. I mean, do even know the company history here, Jenson Started the company, he wasn't hired. Weird take to be honest.
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  122. Iceland's population is only 400K, you can't even begin to compare it to the UK. A lot of people lost everything too.
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  123. He's not stupid, that's a misconception. But it's also what makes him even more dangerous.
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  124. I'm more bothered by the sea of cameraphones to be honest.
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  125.  @dna9838  I couldn't tell you how the algorithms actually work to be honest ( as I don't program them ) But personally I watch all sorts as I believe to form an accurate opinion you need to see all sides of the argument ( and not just hang out in echo chambers reinforcing your own belief system, ) and that in turn feeds me lots of cr!p I don't want to see. I also know the algos are skewed towards feeding you negative crap too because that's where the clicks live. But that's a whole other conversation.
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  126. it wasn't just the internet ( although I agree it was a large part. ) I tour a lot with bands so I see a lot of the towns in the UK and how they've changed over the last 30 odd years. Basically the town centres became identical copies of each other, you now have chains of shops like WHSmith, Claire's Accessories ( now bankrupt ) H&M, Primark, Topshop. M&S etc. etc. and so many betting shops everywhere and they're all identical. Like, everywhere. And then there's the industrial estate shopping centres, again identical. These chains have pushed out small businesses and shops. I mean, who even wants to shop in a places like this.
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  127. Starmer hasn't said anything about removing her though, Muprhy is just making up his own rhetoric. Again.
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  128. There's a whole House of Commons library section on the AI debate, of course they're thinking this through.
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  129.  @s.shep123  Enjoy the read. Can I also recommend: How Westminster works by Ian Dunt. I mean, that really is an eye opener.
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  130.  @marumaru6084  You really think that Brexit had nothing to do at all with what's going on now. Wow.. just wow!
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  131.  @ThumosPartners  I do this with 212, looked at all the UK stocks and UK tracked ETF's and they were dire in comparison to US markets. I'd love to invest in the UK, but I want my money to actually work for me.
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  132. They've changed the wording on their site. "It's highly unlikely you'll ever need to replace your electric bike battery due to their durability. Like all batteries the capacity can diminish slightly over a long period of time, this is perfectly normal. Where needed replacement batteries are available for all of our bikes please contact our support team if you require any advice."
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  133. Does a bear shit in the woods then leave the toilet seat up?
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  134. A lot of buy to let landlords ( in the UK ) are in trouble right now with the increase of interest rates, it's being passed on to their tenants who can't fund the increase. I know people who are trying to offload their buy to let properties with not much success.
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  135.  @kevincowan2639  It's kind of an important message when you look at what's happening to the UK. Unless, of course, you're on the other side of the wealth fence.
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  136. Celly can also be short for the celebration after a goal.
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  137. Inequality is an international thing, you can't fix it in the UK without tackling it globally.
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  138. Well get the same here if we're not careful. We're already going down the populism route.
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  139.  @Micegift  You do realise that means testing this from the ground up on a case by case basis or raising the pension credit threshold would cost more than the actual savings?
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  140. Starmer spoke to both Trump and Zalensky last night and put out a statement saying: "He retains unwavering support for Ukraine" Come on now, keep up.
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  141.  @sallywild9351  Yeah. these guys need to form a party, like the Soulquarians but for discussion and debate on inequality. Rising tide floats all boats right into the public conscience and all that.
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  142. Fixing something we don't fully understand with something we don't fully understand. Great plan.
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  143. ​ @whysa4  That's utter nonsense. What benefits, come on, name them?
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  144. Shares in popcorn go though the roof.
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  145. So many bots leaving the same comments on every thread.
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  146. lol. The budget was actually positive yet here you are spouting rubbish again for upvotes. This channel is a stuck record.
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  147. Also Liam Byrne, he has one of the best books out there on Inequality.
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  148.  @paulcornwall7258  No he's not, stop with the populist nonsense.
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  149. Can bots even throw up. How does that work?
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  150. The budget was positive, sorry about that Tories.
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  151. No. It's a ponzi scheme. Next...
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  152. Brexit was a stupid idea.
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  153. WTF does that even mean. You want to explain yourself?
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  154. Lol. Fallen. No it hasn't.
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  155.  @geoffgane4861  Don't worry Geoff, you'll get everything you deserve.
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  156. @sparrow_6177 You won't be happy no matter what happens by the sounds of it.
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  157.  @JoinTheBlocks  The Mirror is Labour.
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  158. On a scale of one to stupid, your business partners having a party in the lab is just so far beyond that. On another note this would make a great film.
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  159. They've changed the wording on their site. "It's highly unlikely you'll ever need to replace your electric bike battery due to their durability. Like all batteries the capacity can diminish slightly over a long period of time, this is perfectly normal. Where needed replacement batteries are available for all of our bikes please contact our support team if you require any advice."
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  160. I stuck with Bitwig to be honest, even after all the crap ( which to be fair they corrected. ) As someone who uses ( and teaches ) Pro Tools, Logic, Ableton and now Bitwig, it just continues to blow me away; especially on the modulation and grid side. Not so much on the mixing side though, that definitely needs improvement in the aesthetic and control department.
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  161. No we're not.
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  162. Wow. And to think the US just voted this muppet back into power.
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  163. Reform would be an absolute disaster in the UK. Careful what you wish for.
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  164.  @MrJeffHead  (Implemented and in progress ) New workers rights bill, negotiated a 22% raise for healthcare workers, Great British energy, shaking up ofsted, Councils will be allowed to run local buses. Pedestrianise Oxford street. Free breakfast for primary schools starting next year. Homes for heros. Foundation apprenticehips. £10bn AI project in Northumberland. £22bn for projects to capture and store carbon emissions from energy, industry and hydrogen production. Buying back 36,347 military homes. Largest ever cash boost to turn the tide on homelessness. State schools to receive £1.7bn boost from scrapping private school VAT break. Just a few.
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  165. As much as people here want it to, this vote doesn't actually mean anything. So no, they haven't been defeated.
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  166.  @AK-np4rp  No it hasn't. Don't talk daft populist nonsense.
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  167. What a nonsense comment. Says more about you to be honest
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  168.  @julianwilton6997  The only thing monstrous with the Mac Pro was/is the price, I have a Ryzen 9 3950x dual 2080ti PC that will compete easily with the Mac Pro and was a fraction of the cost. And I say this as a 3 decade Mac OS user who decided to go a different route with my main studio computer last year. The M1 chip however has peaked my interest in Apple again. But let's see how this pans out.
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  169. Can you point me to somewhere where Labour are even talking about Charter cities.
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  170. And money for primary school kids. Just horrid.
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  171.  @matthewbarry376  He was on a student exchange to restore a monument to war victims. You make your own narrative up though, or just follow the Daily fails.
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  172.  @YSF_B28  Did you even watch the video, the whole high end model scam is to make you buy more of their cars to get on a list to buy the car you actually want. Porsche make a lot more money this way. It's a fear of loss hustle.
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  173. Looks like an interesting read, now in my Kindle :)
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  174. Oh dear.
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  175. Speaking sense here Gary. I mean, what the Duke of Westminster got away on his inheritance was an absolute insult to every hard working tax payer in this country. Guy inherited £9bn and paid zero tax on that and probably pays zero tax on the wealth that property generates. It's beyond a joke.
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  176.  @_DRMR_  Yeah, Apple upgrade the software way too frquently and backward compatability goes as fast as it arrives.
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  177. Read Liam Byrne's book "The inequality of wealth." IMO possibly one of the best books on this subject out there.
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  178. Corbyn would have been a disaster.
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  179. Says the guy promoting social populism.
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  180. This is one of the issues covered here ( and I say this as someone who invests ) if a lot of people are making significant gains from investing ( 10%, 20% or even 5-10x and more as we've been seeing on some tech stocks ) and the overall economy is growing at 1-3%, then those gains can only come from massive wealth redistribution.
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  181.  @hilaryporter7841  A vote for the independents or Greens is a vote for the Tories.
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  182. The markets have tanked completely here for no other reason than Trump. There are definitively institutional insiders using this opportunity to scare retail investors into selling ( as per usual ) Whether this is Trump himself or just institutions using the opportunity here we'll never know. Advance knowledge of tariff announcements could definitely be used for insider trading though. There are a lot of shorts out there at preset for sure.
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  183.  @bumpty9830  Err, yes we do.
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  184. This is not want the majority want, don't kid yourself.
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  185. Loved the book, great read. Seems like the more money you were making the more unhappy you became which is interesting.
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  186. You know how foreign aid works right?
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  187.  @russellthompson9271  What does that have to do with what I just said here about foreign aid here?
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  188. @JacksonFairweather It says to me that it's a great big speculative bubble fueled by greater fool theory.
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  189.  @jamesmx7  I find your own take more repulsive to be honest, and it's not just YOUR tax money. The saying goes: The measure of a society is how it treats its weakest members. You'd watch them rot I guess. I mean, let's hope you never need this system yourself eh.
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  190. So is Murphy.
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  191. Wtf does this have to do with the tech industrial complex?
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  192.  @leemccccccc999  you're not honestly trying to blame Labour for what happened in 2008?
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  193. Ironically though you are just Richard from accounts.
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  194.  @gj55223  I don't think he has an alternative version. I mean, he was seemingly one of the brains behind corbynomics which advocated "quantitative easing for people not banks" but how exactly that was going to be set in motion is anyone's guess.
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  195.  @mr.mayhem7402  Your arse obviously ain't that bright then.
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  196. Labour aren't jumping on any right wing idea.. why are you talking utter BS?
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  197. Would be nice. Thing is though every time we try to tax the rich or close tax loopholes they massively kick off, play the victim and start deflecting the rhetoric to suit themselves.
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  198. No he won't.
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  199. The vote doesn't mean anything.
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  200. Are you just going to just completely ignore how well Starmer is handling all of this and trying to broker a peace deal?
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  201. Agreed. A lot of people don't want to know though, they'd rather have the money in the bank or a low interest savings account doing nothing.
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  202. @ Way too simplistic and unregulated.
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  203. @ It's a ponzi scheme.
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  204. It is, there's a whole House of Commons library section on the AI debate.
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  205. Hindsight is a wonderful thing though, If I'd pumped my own small inheritance into Nvidia stock back in 1992 I'd be an extremely rich man now.
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  206. @ davidorr484 And Compulsory military service. Yeah, good luck with that here.
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  207. Nvidia chips are made by TSMC
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  208. Stop talking rubbish.
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  209. Money is a powerful motive for most people.
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  210. Seriously?
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  211. Green are hideous, they couldn't run a tap.
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  212.  @BalletNews  And there you have it :)
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  213. Again... She was the international development Minister. That was her job. Why is this the same rhetoric all throughout here, are all of these comments bots or are people just stupid here?
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  214.  @Stormcrow_1  The two are not mutually exclusive. You seem to forget ( or more to the point don't actually know ) this.
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  215. The 3rd runway has been on the cards for decades my friend.
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  216.  @eco-terrorist  stop it.
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  217. The question being: how do we shift taxes away from wages and towards wealth when those with the wealth always have, and always will control the system and make the rules. Don't think asking them nicely will do the job.
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  218.  @union310  Lol
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  219. This is one of the problems though, if most businesses are using the same modus operandi, you need a job, there's nowhere left to go, then you now have no option but to just suck it up.
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  220. That's because there are way too many cars on the road. It's not that you're stuck in traffic, it's that you are the traffic.
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  221. Top note is higher, bottom note is lower. His explanation ( to me as a sound engineer ) made no sense either.
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  222.  @Donebydan93  No it is not. It's coming from a bunch of right wingers who lost the election and can't get over it. I mean, have you already forgotten what the Tories did to the economy here over the last 14 years or something.
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  223.  @Facts-over-Feelings. who would you rather have then. Reform? Lmfao.
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  224. Lol, you actually believe that.
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  225. Don't watch then.
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  226. Lol. You've watched too many movies.
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  227.  @asumazilla  The Lords are not voted in by the public. Nor should they be.
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  228.  @krismacg5673  I live in Westminster, the problem is here too.
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  229. ​ @man.inblack  We're not talking about disasters here though ( well unless you're talking about Neoliberalism ) we're talking politics and every day life. Look at the splits in this country with Brexit, the selfishness around it, the divides it's led to. The constantly blaming of other for your own problems. The political apathy. The generational divides. The culture wars. The online hate. I agree we've been listening to psychopaths but I also believe as a society we look out for our own interests way more than now than we have done in the past. I think we've lost the community spirit somewhere down the line too. I could go on really. I mean, I like your optimism though.
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  230. We call it Thatcherism, but we really should call it for what it was, Milton Friedman( ism)
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  231. True. However I don't think we should hide from Trump as Murphy suggests here. Starmer is surely going over there to find out what he's about. I mean know your enemy and all that.
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  232.  @Ganyersel  Well said.
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  233. The BOE is independent. It's not an idea, it's a fact Murphy. Gorden Brown saw to that. Surely you know this though... right?
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  234.  @RichardJMurphy  Oh dear. I've actually read it. The Bank of England Act 1998 granted operational independence over monetary policy to the Bank. Maybe you should read it.
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  235. Reform will do nothing for you.
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  236. ​@ You're not living under Starmer, he's not some dictator. Come on though, you can do better than that. What are Reform going to actually do for you?
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  237. Shot_Car9556 ( his wife seemingly ) only has one post on reddit and it's this one. I'm calling BS here.
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  238. There is also a lot of properties that get sold to cover the Nursing home care costs of someone getting older. I mean, that's a scam industry and a huge transfer of wealth in itself.
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  239. I think he's just expecting to dump them at the border.
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  240. @burgienl The problem being is that you had wealth but it's been taken away so you have nothing to pass on to a future generation. Your family therefore is always going to be in poverty compared to the wealthy who accumulate more and more over time.
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  241. Labour are not far left. Not far left enough for Murphy that's for sure.
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  242. Why do you think this?
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  243. ​ @SlowhandGreg Sure, batteries. We're talking about the whole of the UK here, domestic, commercial and industrial. You're going to need one hell of a lot of plug and play batteries for that to be an efficient and scalable backup system. I mean, you do realise how much oil and gas we burn per day to keep the lights on or the sheer scale of the problem here?
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  244. It's also lousy if you've tried it. And it still runs on Nvidia hardware.
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  245. Yes, it just becomes a part of your £20K allowance.
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  246. I made them delete mine.
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  247.  @samjones337  It's a bot.
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  248. Because they think it'll actually help them.
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  249. Easy fix eh?
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  250. Gotta love these doomenomics channels.
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  251.  @christinavuyk2026  How is educating schoolchildren on finance perpetuating the problem?
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  252. ​ @SarahWalker-Smith  I observe, watch and read many different viewpoints from markets, to politics to macroeconomics thanks. We're nowhere near as bad as what's happening in the US right now. Period. What's happening there is complete chaos. We ever get someone like Farrage in power here and all that may change though.
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  253. You answered your own question, they dont get involved. Now where's your video on how well Starmer dealt with Trump?
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  254. ​ @archvaldor  Nope.
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  255.  @lindafielding6733  That was AV ( alternative vote ) a ranked-choice voting system where voters rank candidates in order of preference instead of just choosing one. It was defeated by a "No" vote of 67.9%, keeping FPTP in place. The turnout was really low though. The public weren't really interested.
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  256. Thanks bot.
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  257. Lots of subreddits are. There's going to be a 48 hour blackout from a ton of them.
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  258. Muprhy hates Starmer, anything for a dig.
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  259. So many bots here. Anyone real out there?
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  260. @oscartrain1151. LoL Better than your populist lizard brain take I guess.
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  261. Care to explain why? I mean, I presume you would have voted Brexit here too.
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  262. What and you think the Tories don't. We've literally been sh*t on the for the last decade. Maybe you've forgotten already.
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  263. So you would have let the banks collapse then? I mean, good luck with that.
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  264. @ It's a YT thing, and yeah it is annoying.
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  265. ​ @David-bi6lf  That's not democracy. Just because you don't like the way someone votes doesn't mean you can silence them. I mean, with Brexit it was also the younger voters who did not vote at all and also all of the "undecideds" who were targeted and manipulated on social media via companies like CA.
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  266. Quite surprised you don't use the expert sleepers, I use mine with Ableton for all sorts of patches.
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  267. I don't know mate, the 80's were pretty bad politically ,and also pretty much the start of where we are now. What we're seeing now though is post politics. But that's a whole other conversation. Also, are you advocating printing money here?
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  268. Thanks bot
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  269. @ You'll get what you deserve voting for Reform.
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  270. Then you don't have much experience then.
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  271. Still the most awe inspiring thing man has ever done. Every part of it.
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  272. controlling tyrant, lol.
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  273. Unfortunately people hang onto these half truths like it's a religion here.
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  274. Is this sarcasm?
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  275. The UK will too if we're not careful.
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  276. Great video as always.
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  277. love Newfangled too, elevate is superb.
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  278. DeepSeek hasn't shaken up anything, the markets have pretty much recovered from the small dip already. it'll be back to normal next week. Dips like these happen pretty often in the US tech market though, there was a much great pullback with Nvidia last august, it was nearly $90 share at one point. Anyone who watches this market knows that AI is just one part of the US tech market though and this really doesn't matter. Also the other major problem with Deepseek is that it's a pretty lousy product. It's also runs on ( large drum roll) Nvidia hardware. Next...
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  279. Reform are looking into them. :)
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  280. Have you even read their manifesto?
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  281.  @michaelrch  No, no they're not.
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  282. Welcome back mate, hope you had a great holiday :)
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  283.  @physiocrat7143  Again... I'm replying to the original top comment lol.
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  284.  @ninjadudeofficial  The greens couldn't run a bath.
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  285. Great insight thanks, was wondering why their stock had tanked. Was always more of an Adidas person myself though.
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  286. This channel is just becoming anti Labour propaganda. Shame really. Unsubscribed.
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  287.  @zetectic7968  The only truth is that my comments are failing to show up here. I'm sure this one will get through though.
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  288. I'm going to also recommend Liam Brynes book "The Inequality of Wealth" again. Superb read on this subject with some interesting solutions.
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  289.  @damianbutterworth2434  They've already implemented some good policies ( and tested the waters with some that have backfired ) but it's been completely lost in the noise of channels like this one ( which will ironically drive people to the right ) People want things to change instantly now though, and that's just not possible. Most people know this really though.
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  290.  @MrJeffHead  Sure, in your opinion.
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  291. Would you rather appear weak on the world stage then?
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  292.  @Soraviel  They do tax capital gains.
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  293. Roll on the second Brexit referendum vote too.
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  294. You keep telling yourself that.
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  295.  @josimpson7999  You keep telling yourself that.
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  296. ​ @thecat558  No, sat in my bought and paid for West London townhouse thanks. So, tell me then, when you create this British neoutopian "patriotic" society, who actually gets to stay, who decides who goes and who gets to lead the party needed to carry all of this out here then? Farage maybe, or Robinson? Maybe they'll decide you yourself will have to go. I mean, what exactly makes you worthy of staying in this new green and pleasant land?
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  297. QT is an integral part of QE. So no, it's not just for no good reason. Not everything Murphy says is true.
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  298. Monopolies rarely drive innovation.
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  299.  @Lee_303  Sorry to burst your reform bubble, but they are.
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  300. Stop scamming this crap.
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  301. "The Deserved Downfall " Why deserved, is it because he was successful?
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  302. Obviously not. Did you actually watch this.
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  303. So how do you see this being done then? Who do you want to boot out? Who are "these" people? Who no longer do you think has a right to be in this country YOU own?
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  304.  @jessiegleaves9037  Maybe you'll be seen as an extremist, maybe you yourself will have to go.
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  305. @philipcovell3272  whatabout
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  306. What's up with these stupid bot comments on every thread.
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  307.  @danielpye7738  Quantitive easing for the people seemingly. What could possibly go wrong.
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  308. @Jeff-q4u I would say the same about both the Greens and Reform.
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  309. He just did. I mean, did you even watch this, or are you just another generic bot?
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  310. ​@ cgat1955 Let's be absolutely honest here, You don't care about any country, you care about yourself.
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  311. ​@etsdoitnow121 You're the one crying like a baby
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  312.  @EvoraGT430  Not just airlines, corporations in general.
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  313. This is actually nonsense.
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  314. @ You're talking utter populist nonsense here. Good luck with Reform.
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  315. Not sure why you think you have to make another video about this at all to be honest. I mean, it's not like you have any influence.
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  316. He ain't resigning bud.
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  317. It's not just the rich, there's a huge amount going on air B&B lets too, it's swallowing up housing stock in a big way in some parts of the country. It's actually closing schools in some areas as catchment areas have become holiday let areas. That's an issues that really needs addressing.
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  318. Are they not a hybrid of each other?
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  319. No it didn't this was a great speech.
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  320. @SubtraxionStudio Yeah man, paying junior Drs. Absolute heinous crime.
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  321.  @PaulJohnson-jb1td  Are actually saying that the Tories had nothing to do with the state the economy is now in?
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  322. Gaming is a tiny part of their business, it's all about AI now.
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  323. Riot gear usually comes out for people rioting.
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  324. You want some random bloke with a YT channel to be chancellor?
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  325.  @matthewbarry376  Meanwhile, back in the real world.
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  326. Same with places like Portobello Road and Ladbroke Grove. The rich move into an area for the culture, assimilate and then price those out who created it in the first place thus destroying it. Gentrification. And it's everywhere in London.
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  327. I suppose you won't be happy until Farage is PM.
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  328. I'd love to know what happened in London with property prices, for me it started in the 90's, I watched it happen, but I've never been able to work out why, you could be right though, was it the Estate agents? There's a great chapter at the end of Morgan Housel's book "The Psychology of Money" that outlines what has happened in the US since the end of WW2 but I'd love to know what happened in the UK from the 90's.
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  329. Why?
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  330.  @tim59ism  I've listened, sounds like that bloke in the corner of the pub ranting on. Wouldn't make me vote Reform though that's for sure.
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  331. About the size of it really. This is pretty much the disgruntled Corbynite club.
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  332. Nonsense.
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  333. Cycled past your gaff this morning, nice part of London. Have a great holiday Gary, keep up the great work :)
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  334. They did that after Brexit mate.
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  335.  @Lemonie76  A vote for the greens is a vote for the tories in our first past the post two party system. If you want change we first need to get rid of the tories.
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  336.  @marcusjt  It's not certain that Labour will win by a landslide, there are a lot of forces working against them, it's in their favour at present though but don't rule out culture war BS. If a lot of people vote green it could also split the vote. All I want at present are the tories out.
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  337. I agree with this. Channels like this one really don't help though. They feed this rhetoric. Anything to get the likes up though eh.
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  338. At present the end of cash ISA is just a rumour. There should be a lot more education and financial literacy on Stocks and Share ISA's in this country though, you can make sizable gains with long term investment as opposed to having that money sitting in the bank doing nothing. It's not difficult to do nowadays either, plenty of broker apps out there. I mean, people with wealth make their money work for them. They don't get rich by having it sat in the bank, that's for sure.
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  339. In which way?
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  340.  @clovermark39  lol
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  341. ​ @sandanista2002  What on earth are you talking about?
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  342. Nothing like that.
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  343. ​@ScruffyTubbles If your industry requires it yes, most don't. You don't need accountancy qualifications to be Chancellor or an MP that's for sure. We'll leave the accountancy up to Murphy though, he's actually an accountant.
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  344. ​@daraorourke5798 PFI was implemented by the Tories in 1992 though surely?
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  345. The whole culture of HR is awful, the fact they're above everyone in this almost omnipotent role and know it really needs to change. They say power corrupts, HR is one of the best examples going.
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  346. @JacksonFairweather Like accounting.
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  347. How exactly do you nationlise our energy supply, how much would that cost? It's not about being brave it's about reality.
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  348. ​ @Neokretai  I watched that a while back and honestly I think it's nonsense when compared to energy, the bill for buying back our energy from companies like EDF would be absolutely enormous if indeed they wanted to sell in the first place (and why would they we're literally picking up the tab for their energy subsidies ) This not post WW2, there's not the sentiment for this. And then there's the blowback if it fails and our economy tanks. Saying it is one thing, doing it is entirely different.
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  349. @ What exactly are you expecting here. I mean, do you actually know, or will this be some kind of protest vote like Brexit.
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  350.  @nikolaki  He does like a moan.
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  351. Merry Christmas Gary, have a good one. Just pre-ordered the Kindle version of your book on Amazon. :)
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  352.  @krishnan-resurrection714  Woosh
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  353.  @dawid1803  Stop it, seriously.
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  354. That more a sign of how sick we are as a society than anything else to be honest.
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  355. You could have said the same about CGI really. AI is just another tool.
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  356. Shareholders are abandoning the UK. Way more money to be made in US stocks now. Trouble is though that they take $billions of investment capital with them.
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  357. ​ @mytwosense9135  Billions. You know how big that is . Right? Maybe you need more emoji's to help you count.
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  358. Nothing to do with the Tories then. Surely you're not that thick.
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  359.  @MrJohnfletch  Exactly, these people/bots are literally talking rubbish. Starmer has been in power 5 mins here.
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  360.  @Fabbydabby1  More like a bot. There are probably a load of bot comments here trying to sway the rhetoric.
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  361. Loving the book Gary, really well written.
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  362. Channels like this one with its constant anti labour hate aren't helping either.
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  363.  @johnwilliams9914  I'm not sure that they do to be honest.
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  364. 60 hz hum is ground loop or a bad earth.
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  365. ​ @yungteach  But it does, it shows he will lie and cheat to get what he wants and then still keep lying once he's called out. It's quite the character flaw. Especially from someone who owns and can manipulate one of the worlds biggest social media sites.
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  366. Immigrants have brought benefits to our culture. How do you think they've eroded it?
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  367.  @TheDoosh79  You want things to change though, to do this we first get rid of the Tories.
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  368.  @TheDoosh79  they absolutely won't change if you vote Tory. That you can guarantee.
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  369.  @peteduch2151  I' m not sure you can really compare though. A lot of people lost everything in Iceland, can you imagine the blowback to any Gov if that had happened at scale with the size of our financial industry here.
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  370. What would you suggest they do with people who riot?
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  371.  @warren6891  It's happening because the Tories have left this country in an absolute divided mess. I'm sure Labour need more than the 5mins they've been in power to act here though that's for sure.
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  372. This is such a good idea. Labour need this, their optics are awful at present. Trouble is the comment section would be trolled to high heaven with this ( probably by bots )
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  373. She's not going
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  374.  @ScruffyTubbles  She never palgerised her LSE dissertation, that's just an outright lie. Are you a reform supporter or something?
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  375. @marijo1951 She didn't blatantly plagerise her book though, it was a couple of sections that she hadn't cited in a book full of quoted sections that were cited,. Hardly a crime but rage bate for the press. Big difference.
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  376. It'll just be another person for Mumphy from accounts here to moan about.
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  377. @ someone pushing back on what's being said here is trolling?
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  378. Major labels are allowed to game Spotify, indendants aren't, they don't even get the same rate per play.
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  379. The question is how do we actually tax the wealthy, what's the mechanism?
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  380. What do think about John Van Reenen, Gary?
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  381. China are nowhere near ASML in litho tech. Not even close.
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  382. You really think the government aren't discussing AI? I mean, they're not doing it on a YT channel though that's for sure.
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  383.  @Rexorazor You want to explain or was that just some baseless dig?
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  384. @alinaqirizvi1441 nonsense.
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  385. I think they're just contemptuous of the ( calculated ) social media feeding frenzy there's been against them since the day they took power. Look behind the curtain and step away from the noise though, they're actually doing some good things.
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  386. Nice. I teach music production and sound engineering at degree level nowadays ( I've had a career of UK dance music with a few major signings and some chart success etc ) so I just make music for myself now, mainly ambient, found sound, field recording stuff. It goes up on Spotify and bandcamp, but it doesn't really matter if it sells. Once you take trying to make money from music out of the equation it just becomes a joy instead of chore. Especially nowadays the way the industry is. Just love making music really.
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  387. Neither do you.
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  388. ​ @Mrricko.  Far from it. Arrogant to think that you do.
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  389. No, no we don't.
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  390. And people like Murphy will have helped a far right wing government just waltz right in.
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  391. Muprhy is doing exactly this.
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  392.  @os3990  It has.
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  393. AI stocks shot up last night after Palantir earnings. Makes Murphys take on deepseek and AI last week look dumb. But I guess if you make videos on things you obviously know little about that's going to happen really,
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  394. @Rtype90mk2 So you call me a tool and then tell me to grow up when I throw it back. Seriously, if you can't cope with someone else having a different opinion then maybe you need to have a word my friend.
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  395.  @jfoldger1184  Pilots constantly monitor what the planes are doing. It's not the same.
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  396. Cleaning up the Tory mess.
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  397.  @Alan59-n9d  Here's what your don't understand. Most foreign aid is bilateral i.e. the country receiving the aid must spend the money on goods and services from the country providing it. If you don't at first understand that. read it again.
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  398. Absolutely agree, I actually think a large section of the population here are financially illiterate, they have no idea how to make their money work for them. That seems to be by design though, it's just not taught in our state schools at all.
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  399.  @someoneunseen5168  Lewis hasn't actually said anything since Abu Dhabi. All the talk is just speculation.
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  400. Murphy uses isms all the time in his videos. He pretty much promotes social populism, bit of a daft video really.
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  401. How?
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  402. I felt the same way about the ROLI to be honest, loved it at first but now it just gathers dust. Although ROLI's Equator 2 synth is really nice, I do use that quite a bit.
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  403. Call the damn election already.
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  404.  @wearealldomed3565  A lot of people have no choice.
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  405.  @Dantes38  The Greens couldn't run a bath.
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  406. Go on Gary, you tell them.
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  407. Shifted my savings over from Chip yesterday, great option really. So easy to setup too.
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  408. Pension funds are already investing in housing stock.
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  409. Just like Brexit then.
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  410. Stupid is as stupid does.
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  411. Thanks for your opinion bot.
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  412. Seems like we need to put a lot more money into education here if that's your take.
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  413.  @kanedNunable  Agreed. People forget so quickly.
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  414. The Labour government made a series of pledges on migration: to bring down net migration, reduce reliance on overseas workers, tackle smuggling gangs. Now they've done this. So how is this now pandering to Farage? Honestly Murphy, you talk utter biased crap. Can't believe people actually buy into it.
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  415. A cheap solution then 😂 Need to have a play with NDLR though, been on my list for ages.
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  416. "you can drink alcohol without harming other's" You think 😅
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  417.  @mikemines2931  define "paid for it"
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  418. @ It already is.
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  419.  @JAMamation  Murphy has well over 100 anti-Labour videos since the day after the election. I mean, that's some quality trolling. Makes you wonder really.
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  420.  @johnwilliams9914  It wasn't just the right wing press, the party itself was completely divided. It wouldn't have succeeded under Corbyn and he lost by a landslide in 2019 with the worst result since 1935. I mean, you had to be there though, I went to a few local London Labour meetings around the time and came away several times thinking that the whole party was an utter mess.
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  421. Cant believe this is just coming up now, with HP it's been like this for a long time. I have a HP printer, I resent paying this money and if I'd know this was the deal from the get go I'd have never bought. It's a complete scam really.
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  422.  @leejohnson3209  And I disagree with you. Murphy is a disgruntled Corbynite with an axe to grind. His solutions are pie in the sky.
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  423. Utter rubbish.
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  424. Reeves is advised by John Van Reenen ( an actual LSE Phd economics professor of quite some note ) People spouting utter nonsense like the Gov doesn't actually know what's going on here and it's just some easy fix. The sentiment actually hurts my head.
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  425. Limitarianism. There's an interesting book on it by Ingrid Robeyns As a theory of course, kinda like MMT is.
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  426.  @asterisk911  QT started in February 2022 it's not some new thing.
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  427.  @servicekid7453  Ironic that this channel is actually Richard from accounts 🤣
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  428. TSMC are already starting to build fabs in the US.
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  429. @ Exactly. People seemingly defending pensioners here are the same people whinging about triple lock.
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  430. It's centre left.
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  431. The two are not mutually exclusive you know.
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  432. Every comment section featuring a Labour topic is now like a Reform voters fan club meeting?
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  433. Second comment here: Gary, how exactly would we tax the rich here, what kind of mechanism could be used when they clearly hide their wealth?
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  434. Wouldn't you say that when it comes to the link between metal health and Social media that Zuckerberg may have a vested interest and slight confirmation bias here.
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  435. Yeah agreed, this doesn't get mentioned enough, it's a scam industry.
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  436. Oh how wrong you were.
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  437. Your seemingly learned friend is actually Richard from accounts lol.
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  438. @JR90Es  no they don't. These are these same kinds of comments that were appearing the day after election.
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  439. Seeing what?
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  440. I doubt they'll cut VA benefits, you'd be daft to mess with vets in the US.
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  441.  @teddebiddle  It'll cause huge anti trump sentiment, I doubt it'll be done. Hesgeth is a vet himself. Idiotic choice, but still a vet.
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  442. Where can we read the specs for this chip? I mean, I cant really see Nvidia sweating over this.
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  443. What your own political leanings Mr Murphy, your channel has some interesting videos but lately it's just becoming anti labour rhetoric?
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  444. Such a stupid response.
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  445. Hydrogen is a carrier, not an energy source.
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  446. ​ @benjaminford9932  Freeports were mentioned around 2022, but as far as Charter Cities go there has been no mention of this within the current elected Gov. Murpy is literally making this up for likes. And seemingly you're falling for this.
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  447. @ Nothing that'll help you personally that's for sure.
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  448. You could always read their manifesto.
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  449.  @col.hertford9855  You just said that they haven't' shared a vision, yet they clearly have.
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  450. Estate agents, buy to let, Air B&B, selling off social housing stock, to name a few metrics in this.
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  451. @Steve-gc5nt Sorry to burst your bubble, but yes he is.
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  452. @Redf322 Ain't you that farage supporter.
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  453. Nice, could fancy myself one of those. Love the sound of it with the filters closed down.
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  454. After the hundreds of anti labour videos since the election Murphy here still can't bring himself to mention how well Starmer did last week. Now we're just getting video after video on Trump. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
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  455. The whole farming thing is about closing tax loopholes. Seemingly though the rich don't want to pay their fair share of tax and never did so they cry the loudest and deflect the rhetoric.
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  456. @spuckuk7039 I think Corbyn did enough of that by himself to be honest. The 2019 defeat was an absolute rejection of JC's leadership and his politics.
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  457. @got2bharmony It had a lot to do with Brexit really. Labour convinced leavers it was for remain and remainers that it was for leave. I went to Labour meetings in London at the time where the party was in complete disarray. It was a disaster under Corbyn.
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  458. How exactly would Trump replicate that in the US? I mean, Putin didn't create the Oligarchy, Yeltsin did with a Voucher privitisation system of sold off state-owned companies that failed badly when a few businessmen bought ( or took ) said vouchers en masses from the hungry. Albeit in a completely different historical context of a starving post socialist state. Putin just cracked down ( read: killed or imprisoned ) the oligarchs who opposed him.
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  459. I have an older 2016 VW Golf with start stop, I changed the battery myself the other month, I took the old battery out, put the new one in, 10 min job. Making you take this to a dealer to do the same thing is the kinda of BS we now have to put up with daily.
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  460. Gary is/was a successful trader no doubt, but top trader of recent times?
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  461. Are you seriously saying MP's don't do any work and have never worked outside of politics.
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  462. So why don't they do this, do they actually want us all to suffer?
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  463. How?
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  464.  @garethjones433  Are you actually suggesting that leaving the EU has been a good thing? What benefits are you seeing here?
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  465. Lol wut?
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  466. @hellsbells7271 They haven't stopped the fuel allowance, they've means tested it.
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  467. I'm just about to start investing, is it worth waiting to see if it drops and then investing.
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  468. ​ @alanhargreaves-thevoiceofr2361  That's utter rubbish. I've been down there today, plenty of British people attend. Honestly stop making up your own narrative.
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  469. Appointing an ex heroin addict to be Health secretary . I mean. WTF. Only in America 🤣
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  470. The middle class buy to let crew thought they could get on the rent as income ladder over the last few decades and bought en masse for this reason too, but now they're starting to realise that it's going to be taken back from them ( it's already started happening ) and then we're ALL going to end up worse off. End of life care has become a scam too, care homes have been bought up by assent management companies with the sole purpose of rinsing the elderly of their assets and savings. I mean, we need some mechanism of taking some of that wealth back from the rich or they're just going to clean up and leave us all up the creek, and it ain't even started yet. The question is though, how can that realistically happen?
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  471. @Dimkoin. Thing is though, they weren't always this bad. I have a 2012 MBP where virtually everything has been swapped out, upgraded or replaced by myself no problem at all, screen, RAM, HD to SSD, magsafe board, keyboard, backlight etc. etc. You could do this right up until the 2015 models too. The last few years however you can't upgrade or repair a damn thing. That's a recent change in business strategy by Apple at the expense of their customers and, to be honest, it's arrogant and it sucks.
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  472.  @burner9147  More like 2D Kerplunk.
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  473.  @bitsandbobs4082  It was gallows humour that was blown out of all proportion by the press. Other secretaries to the Treasury have historically left similar notes. He actually explains it in his book.
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  474. They won't though, Trump will probably pump the economy with debt, everyone will think they're better off, the next president to take over will be left holding the bag.
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  475. In reality this is far from an easy solution. Easy to preach about it, way more difficult to put in place.
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  476. I have two of them, they sit here gathering dust. I was using one for gigs as a remote for certain mixing desks but obviously no gigs at present. What is interesting here though and maybe a warning for the future is when Apple completely moves over to ARM chips and more and more intergration with IOS are we going to see more of the incompatability crap going forward.
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  477. @saabsonsan  exactly, so Murphy wants us to look weaker. Great plan there.
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  478. Truss was a car crash
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  479.  @growler5678  I know what is actually going on thanks. Do you?
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  480. ​ @growler5678  Do you know who's advising Labour on their economics policies at present for example, have you read that persons papers on Wage stagnation and productivity Growth, or maybe Liam Bryne's excellent book on the inequality of wealth. Or looked into what's going on in the ( worldwide ) Markets. Or even spoken to any Labour MP's and asked them what they think? Saying you hate based on populism is not the way forward here.
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  481.  @growler5678  Not really. I'd just rather see this government succeed than Reform get anywhere near a position of power here. What's your excuse?
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  482.  @growler5678  OK so you're a Reform voter. No, I have FA to say to you really. Maybe the nonsense will have died down in 4 years time though. Good luck with the hate really.
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  483. Hindsight is a wonderful thing.
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  484. Exactly. Especially the leader of the free world. Suggesting we ignore him is utterly dumb. Like it or not Trump is here.
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  485.  @Phil_D_Waller  QT gradually reduces the liquidity you've injected into the market with QE. It normalises interest rates and helps reduce inflation. This is not some new Labour led measure though like Murphy would try and have us believe here. It's been happening since 2022.
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  486. This is not the fault of Starmer mate.
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  487. ​ @NoMoreVoxPops  Ain't you blaming shit on Starmer here, sounds like you are.
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  488.  @NoMoreVoxPops  Ahh Ok, so this is just generally disparaging Labour and Starmer then for effect. Good job.
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  489.  @NoMoreVoxPops  No surprise there really, your original comment is just a bunch of nonsense.
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  490.  @NoMoreVoxPops  "Starmers Blue New Labour WMD v2.0" what is that even about, and what exactly do people have coming to them? ( well apart from cleaning up the utter mess the Tories left us )
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  491.  @scottyfive4319  In what sense is he closer to the truth than anyone else here? I mean, Murphy just admitted here that he has no clue what trump is actually doing. An awful lot of other people are saying the same thing too. It's not like he has any insider information here either, he's not even in the game.
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  492. He can't
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  493. It absolutely can.
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  494. It's going to take a decade for Labour to fix what the Tories did.
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  495.  @dawnstorey3396  Because they're miserable.
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  496. Learning modular synthesis is a good way to start, it kinda puts you in this generative music making mindset. VCV rack to start if you don't want the expense.
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  497.  @DanielGreen-d5q  Didn't say it was.
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  498. What, you think there aren't any native criminals here or something?
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  499. we already did.
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  500. Billionaires and Oligarchs crave power, they want a direct line to Westminster. Farage will never be able to give it to them though.
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  501. If he didn't give Labour a day before starting his rants, he's not going to give Trump a year.
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  502. What's wrong with Foreign aid, would you like to explain?
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  503.  @Nousmourronsseuls  Gary wasn't anywhere near the best trader in the world. I like the guy, but that statement is a complete lie.
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  504. You lost. Cope.
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  505.  @davidmcculloch8490  Probably a bot.
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  506. Lol, that the dumbest thing I've heard this year.
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  507. ​ @evildrome  Yes, it's part of the plan. This has been happening gradually since 2022 though, it's not some new thing Labour have just concocted up as Murphy would have you believe.
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  508. @ No he didn't Campaign on Corbyn's policies. I mean, if he did then why is Murphy here throwing a fit?
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  509. @bumpty9830  in your opinion
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  510. I absolutely agree with the sentiment of the Anxious Generation . We can't keep up with the pace of technology in modern day life and ( love it or hate it ) it's somewhat frying our brains. The AI angle on this is very much a conversation we need to be having too.
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  511. Yeah, I'm sure they could easily come up with a system to stop this if they wanted to.
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  512. One other thing with insurance ( if you're touring and flying with your gear/instruments in the hold of the plane ) make sure to find an insurance company that insures your gear/instruments flightside i.e. when it's actually in the hold of a plane. With a lot of the cheaper insurance companies there is a clause that says your gear is not actually insured once you drop it off at security to right up until you pick it back up from the airport luggage belt on the other side. Therefore If it gets stolen, dropped, smashed up, lost by luggage handlers for example it will not be insured and you will get nothing. So double check the contract. As a touring sound engineer for many years I've seen people caught out by this so be aware.
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  513. Ironic.
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  514. ​ @dunebasher1971  Apple products used to last a very long time. FTFY
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  515.  @demef758  We're not talking about the 90's here though, I have a 2018 MBP that has a knackered keyboard and a service battery warning light and it's just over two years old. Meanwhile I have a 2012 MBP that pretty much lasted until 2018 when I bought the new MBP. Apple quality has gone right down the pan. But that's what they want, they want you to folk out for a new machine every 3 years or so. Hardly evironmentally friendly though is it. Also FTR I have a 2004 PPC G5 that still works perfectly, no modern software will run on it as it's pre-intel but it's 16 years old and still works perfectly.
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  516. If you have a pension then you are one of the shareholders.
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  517. I pride myself in the fact that I do not know one Taylor Swift song and do not care who she is :)
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  518.  @helenheenan3447  Ignorance lol. She's just another pop star. 🤣
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  519. Unelected billionaire running the country. I mean, no conflict of interest there. At all. Glad we're finally getting rid.
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  520. It's coming out as a VST plugin next year seemingly.
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  521. @WilliamAhlert Such as? I mean they've been a disaster in Bristol. The local Green councillor candidates I've spoken to in London have been absolutely useless. what's your experience?
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  522. Careful what you wish for.
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  523. Surely the two are not mutually exclusive.
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  524.  @petebateman143  Richard is not the answer to everything you know. Lol.
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  525. Labour and Reeves are advised by a team based around John Van Reenen who's actually an LSE Phd graduate Professor of economics and one of the best economists of his kind anywhere . Much of his published work is around the UK’s chronically weak productivity growth and I'm pretty sure his team know a little but more about this than you do Mr Murphy. But you keep playing the same "they dont' know what they're doing" cards. Let's see how this all pans out eh.
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  526.  @Hickalum  They are though. It's not something that can just be instantly fixed overnight though. Years of low productivity, stagnant wages and inequality can't just be magically fixed in a few months regardless of what anyone says.
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  527. Nonsense.
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  528. @alinaqirizvi1441  I agree, the original comment is completely naive.
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  529. @ Anyone I don't understand is a troll. Sure. You go with that.
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  530. @MCDONALD6969 Depends if you've taken profits. I can imagine you've taken quite a hit on paper over the last few weeks though.
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  531. Kinda agree here ( as someone who's dealt with a General anxiety disorder ) he really should stick to economics.
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  532. He tried, and failed.
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  533.  @Redf322  He was the person who wrote Corbynomics, possibly destined to take a senior role in Labour’s shadow Treasury team if Corbyn had taken power. Didn't happen. Now I'm not been funny but if that isn't cause to grind an axe against those who did get in then I don't know what is.
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  534. Bilateral aid: the country receiving the aid must spend the money on goods and services from the country providing it.
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  535. You were there then?
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  536. It's not about gaming. Gaming is a tiny part of their business now. It's AI chips.
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  537. QT started in February 2022 it's not some new thing.
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  538. Wrong.
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  539. Same as retail trading, lots of powerful people trying to make you sell then just hold.
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  540. Pretty much every bike growing up as an 70's-80's kid in the UK was a Raleigh. Not sure how they managed to fuck up such a great institution of a company to be honest.
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  541.  @britnatzaredemocracydenier5922  Scotland has a lot of the same issues.
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  542. Literally non of them.
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  543.  @Shaqnosis34  There wasn't actually much to criticise tbh.
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  544.  @vulcwen  Too many people also vote Tory thinking that some of that wealth will come their way if they do too.
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  545. Cos it's a ponzi.
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  546. Merry Christmas, keep on doing what you're doing mate ;)
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  547.  @TheWizardAnon  Exactly, people don't seem to realise that reddit would be an utter sh*tshow without any moderation.
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  548. I feel like everyone in this country is on the take and this is getting better not worse here, especially since the last Tory government and Brexit.
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  549. You voted brexit, that was the first mistake.
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  550. It is indeed: Far right acts of violence are treated as thungery whilst islamic extremism is treated as terrorism. Maybe far right acts of violence and calls to overthrow government should also be treated as domestic terrorism.
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  551. And then Reform will waltz in.
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  552. Please don't tell me you're from the US.
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  553. Why?
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  554.  @emma24ism  You lost. Bout time you got over it.
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  555. It's called 'fear of loss' in the sales world. It's a powerful emotional driver that creates a sense of urgency.
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  556.  @matthewnewberry7275  By whom?
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  557. Supply and demand, greedy estate agents, buy to let, Air B&B, investment groups, sold off and never replaced housing stock. Lot's of metrics. I mean, it's hardly just boomers though, that's for sure.
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  558. There hasn't been a budget yet that's why. There is no story as of now.
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  559.  @robertelkins5928  It could easily be a race again with a few tweaks ( multi pit stops etc ) I've watched for more than 3 decades, it's been the scene of some great races for sure. As per this post though if it was built out into the harbour it could be a superb race.
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  560. We need reform of the council tax bands full stop.
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  561. Look at the bots and troll farms in here, straight away with the disinformation.
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  562.  @RichardCollins-z4h  Turkeys... Christmas.
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  563. @ good thing that we'll have all moved on in 4 years time.
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  564. @ Not in a million years. You however: turkeys.. Christmas.
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  565. @ No, not at all. Maybe do a little research on John Van Reenen, the LSE economics PhD professor behind the machine here. Maybe read some of his papers, get some insight.
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  566. ​ @kimspence-jones4765  John Van Reenen is in a completely different league to Murphy he doesn't need to blog. There was actually a good article on him in the Guardian recently if you look it up. ( obviously I can't link here )
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  567. So how would you deliver growth then Murphy, untested MMT, or PQE, or the peoples bank of Murphy maybe? Taxing the the rich is a nice soundbite, but how do you actually do this. I mean, the big 4 professional accountancy behemoths have whole departments geared towards hiding wealth.
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  568.  @asumazilla  The lords should not be put to a popular vote. Some things should change for sure ( the name for one ) get rid of hereditary peers and Bishops but life peers should be appointed on merit, achievements, and the diversity of expertise ( as they already are ) but not a public vote.
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  569. @scottyfive4319 There should be some political appointees. I mean, who better to know and understand the system than those who have been though it. The Lords should be right across the board really as a proper system of checks and balances. Although I think it should be renamed to something like the "upper chamber"
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  570. @ Me too.
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  571. Xenophobic much?
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  572. There are reasons we don't have electronic voting in the UK.
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  573. Wow, you completely skirted over what just happened this weekend with Starmer on the world stage. Not a single word. Really showing your anti-labour bias here Murphy.
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  574. And this guy isn't?
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  575. Not as bad as Murphys anti labour trolling. Guy never stops.
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  576. @ An awful lot of those 9 out of 10 didn't need it though. Huge amount of fake outrage over this for sure, a lot by people who usually don't give a crap about those on benefits.
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  577. Being anxious has always been normal, it's how we survive. However when your levels of anxiety are constantly overwhelmed it can turn into a General anxiety disorder which can become a real problem.
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  578. QT is an integral part of QE. Murphy won't tell you that bit though.
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  579.  @downshift4503  Comments get removed from here all the time, it's annoying the way the narrative is being controlled.
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  580. @Paul-pf6rm Common sense lol. Nice one Paula.
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  581. Labour and Conservatives policies are nothing like each other, the Tories have done a huge amount of damage in this country. Not sure why people keep spouting this rubbish. Reform would be a disaster too.
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  582. ​ @bdorman009  He not suggesting anything, as I said QT is an integral part of QE, it's supposed to happen. Also bear in mind that he's a disgruntled Corbynite so when it comes to Labour he's salty AF.
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  583. @rattylol  lol. As I said, there needs to be a lot more education and financial literacy on Stocks and Share ISA's in this country.
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  584. @bmxriderforlife1234  ahh so you examined the wreckage then. Excellent. Sarcasm aside, no one really knows 100%
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  585.  @TomsGotPowers  Sure, you try and turn it around.
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  586. You can always read their manifesto.
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  587. Nothing like an inflammatory headline to get the bottom feeders going eh?
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  588. Well this didn't age well. Can't wait for you to find a way to bash the actual budget. I mean, it was pretty positive overall.
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  589.  @alex-E7WHU  I think you maybe need to look up what populism actually is before thinking you're clever.
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  590. Absolutely love Generate, it's one of the most analogue sounding plugins I've ever used.
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  591. Are you staying that there aren't any major criticisms of Keynesian economics, because you know that's nonsense right?
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  592. @Alex-cw3rz Milton Friedman for one.
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  593. ​ @Alex-cw3rz  LMFAO. I think we're done here. 🤣
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  594. That was 2024 and 2023 and 2021 etc then there was 2016, that was a big one.
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  595.  @physiocrat7143  I'm replying to the original comment about NI.
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  596. If you price the working and middle classes out of a city this is what's going to happen. People in power are thick, greedy and self serving nowadays, the system needs a massive overhaul, the first step being accountability for their actions. Unfortunately that just ain't happening because these people are in control of this too. We're heading into post-capitalism. In fact we're already there.
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  597. Rage Bait.
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  598. Yeah, the music isn't needed here.
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  599. @maria8809ttt Wow, you just cut and pasted a blog post from some MMT advocate like it was fact.
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  600. @paulcornwall7258 You're . I mean, at least get the basics right or you're just going to look a bit daft mate.
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  601. And I suppose you could just wave a magic wand and fix all of this overnight Murphy eh? Like some bloke at the kids football match shouting nonsense from the sidelines.
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  602. @ I'm aware, she has a masters in economics from LSE.
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  603.  @lostinspace699  Didn't even attempt to stop. Then hit and run, game over.
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  604. He had nothing to do with that. Stop making S**t up.
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  605. The budget was positive, but oh no, lets try and trash talk it as per normal.
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  606. He was detained wasn't he? I mean, out of control man wielding sword who'd already stabbed a couple of their colleagues, no wonder they were apprehensive.
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  607. No it hasn't, dont be daft.
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  608. Been watching since the 80's here in the UK, it's always been amazing to me.
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  609. There are a lot of people frightened that Reform might get into power in the UK, myself included. You'd be an idiot not to be frightened.
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  610. ​ @nikolaki  He loves a good whinge for sure.
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  611. It's not nonsense at all. The benefits system needs an overhaul, it's nearly £350billion or the equivalent of 12.9% of the UK's GDP at present. The two things are not mutually exclusive as you seem to think though.
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  612.  @KoshTimeStepper  Ahh this sounded like the crap a bot would write.
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  613. He can't.
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  614.  @Peter-976  What is it with the semantic brain farts hanging on every word here lol.
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  615.  @marcos.1771  Honestly, he's just commenting on what he thinks might have happened from the perspective of a pilot. You do get that right?
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  616.  @Peter-976  He's explaining what he thinks might have happened. Even says it in the video. Not rocket science to work this out here.
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  617. Utter nonsense. FFS get a grip.
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  618.  @12theotherandrew  It has no meaning.
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  619. You mean bullshitish.
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  620. You could say the same thing about money ( if it's in the bank and not cash. )
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  621. Cos they didn't. Stop talking nonsense.
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  622. @ Careful what you wish for.
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  623.  @SarahWalker-Smith  There are no rough guesses when it comes to market crashes. That's why they crash.
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  624.  @SarahWalker-Smith  Basically you can't predict a market crash.
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  625.  @SarahWalker-Smith  Market crashes happen incredibly quickly, markets tank suddenly ( due to all sorts of market and outside forces ) people panic sell and markets crash. So fast, in fact, that they're pretty much impossible to predict.Most people wouldn't know until it was too late. One could literally happen tomorrow. Sure you can do some due diligence and protect against a crash and even bet that it's going to happen and make a fortune if it does, but you can't predict when. All we know for certain is that there will be, at some point, another crash.
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  626.  @SarahWalker-Smith  What are you even on about. Lol.
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  627.  @forsdykemontague1017  Oh I'm reading it fine thanks. It's just full of Reform voting idiots on a mission. 🤣🤣
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  628.  @JaggersLips  Sure, you go with that. Whatever floats your confirmation bias. 🤣
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  629.  @catherinemira75  It' s not a danger, are you for real here?
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  630.  @PatSmith-d5w  Seemingly OP doesn't even know what a masters from LSE is.
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  631.  @MaverickLee11  You are.
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  632.  @helloverheart  Anything he'd have done would be a dismal response in your opinion, you'd rather have reform I presume.
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  633.  @helloverheart  Is that the best reply you can come up with. Typical really.
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  634.  @helloverheart  TF you even on about DH. Bit triggered there are we 🤣
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  635. ​ @helloverheart  Try harder. 🤣
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  636. lol.
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  637. Read: The Anxious Generation. by Jonathan Haidt it'll give you a little more insight into why the tech industrial complex is so dangerous to children.
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  638. Someone needs to remove these scam comments.
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  639.  @riveness  Current Labour government are tackling this issues too. Surprised ( well not surprised ) this isn't mentioned here.
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  640. Saving to survive retirement.
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  641. That sounds like a quote from Liam Byrne's book The Inequality of Wealth. Have you read it, if not then I suggest you give it a look.
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  642. No they're not.
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  643. Model factory hero kits are insanely detailed. The larger 1 : 12 ones are like, £650. Get someone to build you one and it'd be way cheaper than £20K. But I guess if you can actually afford one of these then you aren't really looking for a cheaper option.
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  644.  @buysncharge  Ahh, OK, so that's why they're £20K then. Maybe go for a Pocher kit instead.
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  645.  @majorrush81  Google Musk and gaming.
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  646. Proud to pander to populism.
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  647. @ I'm good thanks. Reform will be an utter disaster though that's for sure. But, you know, you do you.
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  648. How is he dangerous, it's not like he's not in any position of power?
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  649. Well said.
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  650. Agreed. To say "no you're not" about threats from outside military forces is nonsense. You just have to look at what's going on in Gaza or The Ukraine Et al. to see this. Bit naive that tbh.
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  651. YT deletes the comments, it's annoying AF.
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  652. The two things are not mutually exclusive.
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  653. ​ @momshouldve  The Gini coefficient shows us income inequality not wealth inequality
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  654. We're slowly turning into a rental economy in the UK. You will own nothing, you will rent everything and the wealthy will accumulate more wealth. This is the future if we don't act.
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  655. Tories created that division, not Labour mate.
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  656. Lol.
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  657. The fact that we haven't even had a budget and yet this guy is proclaiming Labour have no story is just revealing his bias realy. Stories need to be written before they can be told, even a child knows this.
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  658.  @colinturner3607  Exactly. We need a budget before we can really say anything.
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  659. @ We're not already bankrupt. FFS get a grip.
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  660. @ Never said you did, I'm replying to another commenter.
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  661. What about Youtube. I mean, who's fact checking this channel?
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  662. That's utter rubbish.
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  663. This bot comment is now appearing on every Starmer thread.
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  664. Did you miss the bit about 2 million people over two days enjoying themselves. 🤣
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  665. No, no it wouldn't. That would be a disaster.
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  666. @ marijo1951 Well that's another argument, the main take here though is that the plagarism angle was pure ragebait press spin.
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  667.  @ScruffyTubbles  no she didn't, there where a few quotes she never cited. Get your facts straight and stop lying.
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  668. whatabout
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  669. What truth is he speaking, this is just his opinion on US tech markets.
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  670.  @lukebignell7846  The UK is rich though, trillions are washed through this country every year.
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  671. He's responding to the action of far right thugs. They're literally doing this to themselves.
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  672. Rubbish.
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  673. @EMINEM4973 So move. Do us all a favour.
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  674.  @SlowhandGreg  I didn't mention the cost, I mentioned the scale.
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  675. Why have Labour decided to lead us back down this road of Austerity, what is the true end game here, I don't get it at all. Anyone have any ideas?
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  676.  @jonathanlake6053  Saying they're two faced is not the question I'm asking. I'm asking why they would want to drive us down the road of Austerity when people are sick to death of this rhetoric and sentiment. What is the reasoning and end game here?
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  677.  @1953suz  No he wasn't. He wasn't involved.
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  678. Not Richard from accounts, that's for sure.
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  679. @Alex-wf9uw Meanwhile, back in the real world.
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  680. I guess it makes for a good clickbait video title though,
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  681. Of course he doesn't. He's treating it like an LBO.
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  682. I do wonder what this guy is actually like as a lecturer? I mean, I'd be worried about his bias. But I guess he's not actually an economics lecturer. And I say as a lecturer and university fellow myself.
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  683. How about you talk about the great speech Starmer gave against Musk yesterday. Worthy of mention? No, because it's one of the many positive things about the current government that you will never talk about.
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  684. You can't mention this without talking about the fact Labour are set to spend £1.6bn filling-in potholes Well you can if you have an anti-Labour bias I guess.
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  685. Yeah but there was always an entity above them who financed those mills in the first place.
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  686. ​ @CurtOntheRadio exactly, they tested the waters and got slaughtered for it by the rich.
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  687. He's spread himself a little thin trying to do a video a day, that's for sure.
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  688. Completely different historical contexts. I see what you're trying to do here, but it's nonsense. Also regardless of political leanings you can't deny that Starmer has done a fantastic job here so far this week.
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  689. You should be allowed to take your pension funds ( including your employer contributions ) and invest them in whatever you see fit. Same as a SIPP, but for your workplace pension too. As someone who also invests I don't like the fact that you can't do this in the UK.
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  690. Tiktok has just been banned in the US. ( which you probably already know ) Be interesting to see if Trump overturns this though, he's knows fine well how many young votes that platform gets him.
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  691.  @Leapops  Exactly.
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  692. The irony of this statement.
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  693. And then what?
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  694. @ Seemingly you can measure over the short term if you're Murphy, that was the basis of his whole AI video. This one is about a non existent market meltdown too. Also Palatntir is up by 22% my friend.
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  695.  @PoliticalBetting-x6c  And Murphy slates labour at every given opportunity no matter what they do.
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  696. @GeorgeConnor-h6m Not a lover no, supporter yes. Reform voter are we?
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  697. @Rtype90mk2 You would know. 🤣
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  698. @Rtype90mk2 I presume you have a van full of them. You would know. 🤣
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  699. Muprhy hates the Labour party, well this version of it anyway.
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  700. He's upset because Corbyn didn't get in.
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  701. So who would you like to see in power, reform? Careful what you wish for.
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  702.  @NoMoreVoxPops  And I'm adding that there are Hydrocarbons there too.
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  703. @NoMoreVoxPops Hydrocarbons are going to be here for a long time yet. We can’t manufacturer without them. They are absolutely relevant here.
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  704. If it's insolvent and goes bankrupt, the operation is shut down and the assets are sold off to pay its debt, it doesn't just disappear. What then?
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  705. Is he trying to be unbiased, I hadn't noticed.
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  706.  @newbiekhyber  Or Thatcher.
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  707. ​ @klopp69320  Too funny.
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  708. The bureaucracy in the UK has become so bloated that doing anything is a massively slow process. Murphy offers quick fixes to his readers that in all reality if the far left were in power would be incredibly difficult to implement. They make for good soundbites though I guess.
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  709. Who speaks for you then Fuhrage?
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  710.  @crayontom9687  Other countries do this. Grandparents can look after kids too and financially it makes more sense. It's not a question of how though in this country, more the fact that most people just don't want to.
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  711.  @2nhalfpints  it's not about charity. You just don't understand how it works.
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  712. Shame it ended the way it did. ( INCOMING! 🤣 )
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  713. "Mass immigration if the root cause of sewer overflows" Lol what?
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  714. Every bike I has a kid in the UK bar one was a Raleigh. Such a shame to see them going this route.
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  715. @ @MaRi-Br1984. Murphy isn't in any position of power at all. He just some bloke shouting from the sidelines. Other than that, what's your point?
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  716. It's Youtube, don't like, don't watch. Simple.
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  717. " they are producing a product that is inferior by a huge margin" Utter nonsense. In fact your whole comment is.
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  718. @ Deepseek is literally just a chatbot. It's one tiny application of AI. And it still runs on Nvidia hardware. old Nvidia hardware at that.
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  719. Murphy here is the complaints department, all he does is complain.
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  720. Makes about as much sense as your sentence 😂
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  721. No laws if you have money. Plenty if you don't.
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  722. Nothing wrong with investing.
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  723. ​ @russellsage8518  He's also a disgruntled Corbynite and heavily biased in that respect.
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  724. Tories gave billions in contract to their mates.
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  725. ​ @EwanM11  No one is kidding themselves here. I'm talking about financial literacy and that's never a bad thing. You can also put as much in as you want over the years, there's also investing ISA's up to £20K year tax free. The take away here is that you educate yourself about this at an early age, because doing nothing or being negative will get you nothing.
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  726. Nonsense.
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  727.  @christinaedwards5084  Rich: Having a great deal of money and/or assets
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  728. Got my Kindle copy, good luck with the book lunch mate.
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  729. Passive income works quite nicely when you have a few £mill to invest. You can live off the compound interest in the right account. However for everyone else.
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  730.  @davidlee6720  He can manipulate his website you mean. He's doing a great job there then isn't he. Also Starmer has been in power for like, 5 min mate after the tories have pretty much torn this country apart. I mean come on.
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  731. They're not far left at all, that's why people like Murphy hate them.
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  732. ​ @bakakafka4428  Talking about the other side of the political spectrum on a political post is not whataboutism.
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  733.  @piccalillipit9211  "rich people doing whats best for rich people." Surely that would be a group conspiring together then.
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  734. Often? How about always.
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  735. Absolutely, I'm getting on a bit and have just really started looking at investing and realising it's something I should have done years ago. Even a few grand compounding in a 4-5% savings account for a few decades could make a huge difference. Saying that, it's a lot easier now that we have apps and access to the markets. They really should teach this in schools.
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  736. ​ @elizabethteixeira2089  Who's talking about high risk investments here, putting regular money into a 4-5% savings account compounding over a few decades will make you money. Start at 16, adding bits and pieces and leaving it until you 50 and you'll be doing very nicely. We should be teaching this.
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  737. ​@SarahWalker-Smith. I do.
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  738.  @Momaaro-vi7uv  And the carbon tax that would hit us all and their pie in the sky energy investment policy. It's almost as if people haven't even read their manifesto.
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  739. These issues are not instafix, that's why. Labour absolutely know this. I mean, what instafix would you apply to this problem if you could?
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  740. The decisions to go mostly Nuclear should have been made decades ago but were, at the time, halted by public opinion and sentiment.
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  741.  @stephenclipper  I know he didn't, he has an anti-labour bias. That's why I mentioned it.
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  742.  @Alex-cw3rz  What he's saying is absolutely true though their population was 4million in 1970 compared to 55 million here so they had a much bigger surplus than we did ( and Thatcher squandered what we did have ) Maybe you should be the one doing the reading.
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  743. @Alex-cw3rz. Again.. a much bigger surplus compared to us. Non of this matters anyway, we didn't do it, Thatcher squandered the money and hindsight is a wonderful thing.
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  744. What, like Brexit?
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  745.  @scottstevens78  Same here, although a few graphs wouldn't go amiss.
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  746. And how many of those companies actually listen?
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  747.  @Tensquaremetreworkshop  To this guys HR advice obviously.
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  748. @ JoeyG1973. Are you actually saying that a hedge fund is capable of manipulating the S&P 500 here?
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  749.  @mementomori7825  Also Murphy here was the man behind Corbynomics, maybe set for a government post in Corbyn's cabinet. Non of that happened. Bias is high.
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  750. @SSJfraz. Plenty of bots on here for sure. As per usual with YT.
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  751. Corbyn couldn't even unite his party, never mind change the UK.
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  752. Go away bot.
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  753. They don't, but saying it is guaranteed to give more likes to this video.
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  754. I don't think Trump has any idea what he's doing to be honest. The more dangerous thing though... he doesn't really care.
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  755.  @HymnfortheDudes  Starmer is doing an amazing job here. No doubt.
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  756. He absolutely right about the selling off of infrastructure here though.
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  757. I think you'll find that most place in the world are confused about what Trump is doing. I honestly think Trump doesn't even know what he's doing. Obviously this will fall on deaf ears to a Trump disciple though.
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  758. I'm sure if you ask nicely Corbyn will give another go with his Collective . If it's not already on the cards.
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  759. You should really look into Liam Byrne's. His book on inequality is superb.
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  760.  @HunteronX  Murphy from accounts daily Labour bashing show. Not a fan tbh.
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  761. Neither do you.
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  762. Because Corbyn lost.
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  763. In summary: Full employment, a massive production increase while reducing consumption and diverting resources to the war effort whilst running as large a deficit as its allies were willing to allow. That's basically what Keynes was proposing.
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  764.  @SlowhandGreg  There isn’t a mass storage solution anywhere near scalable enough to balance a 100% renewable grid in the UK.
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  765.  @robertdewar1752  My point is that we don't have a net zero grid, and we're nowhere near having one because there isn't a mass storage scalable enough to balance a 100% renewable grid in the UK.
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  766. What's your point here?
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  767.  @robinbeckford  Seems like a loaded question. I mean, you seriously don't know who the far right are?
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  768. If they have a Eurorack modular then buy them an Instruo Ochd. You can thank me later.
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  769. I worry about a lecturer who has this much salt. And I say this as a lecturer.
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  770. Isn't this the whole premise of your youtube channel though Mr Murphy. More likes, more subscribers, more nonsense = more of a dopamine hit.
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  771. So IYO Labour are doing nothing ? Guess it makes for an easy echo chamber comment
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  772.  @JuiceIVStat  Not really true, there have been several historical crashes where the news was nothing but positive before the markets crashed out of nowhere. Peter Lynches classic book "One Up on Wall Street" goes more indepth into this and why it's pretty much impossible to predict the markets long and short term.
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  773. People blaming Labour here are clueless.
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  774. Love these videos, so well researched and presented.
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  775. Careful what you wish for.
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  776. Bot signed petition isn't going to make one iota of difference, he's here for 4 years, only then maybe you can have your right wing fascist government If that's what you're after. 🤡
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  777. No thanks,
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  778.  @twanderson7756  Populism is democracy. LMFAO! Seriously... go away.
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  779. Because Corbyn was voted out.
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  780.  @mcrunk1977  No he's not. He's some bloke who once got involved with Corbyn and now has a small youtube channel.
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  781. @ Or maybe I was being facetious myself. Try harder bud.
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  782. Great video again. I live in Queens Park, all I'm seeing is high end properties going up and house prices and rents rising so fast that the poor ( and now the middle class ) are being displaced from this area. On another note: Have you changed your mic though Gary, it's sounding boxy and a bit distorted. Source: I'm a sound engineer.
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  783. Especially with channels like this one driving the sentiment.
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  784.  @leejohnson3209  I didn't' say that at all. Here's the thing though, the hard left are just as damaging as the hard right.
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  785. ​ @CuriousCrow-mp4cx  You do realise that Murphy was the guy behind Corbynomics and that Corbyn lost. And that this fact has a bearing on what he's saying and the incessant attacks against the current Labour government right? You do get this?
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  786.  @CuriousCrow-mp4cx  Look up who Murphy actually is in relation to Corbyn then. Seems you have no clue.
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  787.  @rainbowevil  It's the inherent bias I have a problem with.
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  788.  @scottyfive4319  Sure, you go with that. Listen to the preacher, it is Sunday after all.
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  789.  @sacks7544  The Tories give away billions in contracts and you're whiging about a few grand in freebies?
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  790. Exactly, it's a lousy product that runs on old Nvdia hardware.
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  791. @ I've been trying it all week, it's not all that. it is still just a chatbot that runs On Nvidia hardware though, it's hardly disruptive tech.
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  792. Quite surprised you kicked the Expert sleeper interfaces, I llike them with VCV rack ( or even just general interfacing ) and Bitwig. Never had coil whine with the Make Noise stuff in the UK either ( never even heard of it until now, maybe I've been lucky ) love my Moprhagene though wouldn't want to part with it.
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  793.  @erictcheugoue7436  That'll show them.
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  794. Are you seriously saying that the subprime mortgage crash of 2008 was engineered by the rich? Tinfoil hat moment there to be honest.
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  795.  @oscartrain1151  Yes, really. You yourself are also talking utter populist conspiracy drivel.
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  796.  @oscartrain1151  So is reverting straight to conspiracy theory populist nonsense.
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  797. @oscartrain1151 Point on what, your conspiracy nonsense. There is no point 🤣
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  798. But there are videos here where you yourself have twisted the truth to your advantage? Also when it comes to world leaders, there's this thing called diplomacy. Should we just ignore that with the leader of free world just because you don't want them to get on. I mean, come on now Richard. Don't be daft. Now your enemy and all that.
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  799. you'd spend 10x the money in lawyers fees.
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  800. Talking about critical thinking, just the level of bias here.
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  801.  @inthefieldunderthesky  I agree, why is he even commenting on this here. What would he have us do, roll over?
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  802. As opposed to Murphy, actually from accounts. 🤣
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  803.  @Vivienedouglass  What is it with these spam threads.
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  804. It started with Thatcher, get your facts straight.
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  805. Didn't' you already know about this?
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  806. Your comment makes no sense 🤣
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  807. Also any take on the Pentagon failing its audit for the seventh year in a row?
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  808. More labour bashing salt from the disgruntled Corbynite. Well over 100 anti Labour videos since the election. Man that's some trolling commitment.
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  809. ​ @Almond001  That the best you could do?
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  810.  @jontymellmann9233  You know that.
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  811.  @happydays4302  Greens couldn't run a bath.
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  812.  @happydays4302  Greens couldn't run a bath,
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  813. Look up Postmodular ardcore, there's links to code on the site.
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  814. Ha, I bet my partner yesterday that you or one of your fellow youtube cronies would actually make a video using the social populist defence spending argument. And here it is...
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  815. You predicted something that pretty much everyone else was thinking too. Well done. US Financial markets are hardly melting down either Murphy, I guess that makes for a good clickbait title though.
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  816.  @jasondavies6729  MMT proponent too.
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  817.  @jasondavies4466  MMT is a completly untested theory. It'd be a total gamble.
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  818. There are actually many economic models that take poverty into account.
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  819. ":Funding gen0cide & provoking Russia via Ukraine," I mean, really??
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  820.  @ilovedogs2642  We had 14 year of Tory crap. People here blaming Labour for that is hilarious.
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  821. I'm not.
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  822. You can have either a Cash ISA or a Stocks and shares ISA with a limit of £20K here. You can spread the £20K between multiple ISA accounts though so say £8K in cash and £12K in shares. Cash ISA's are safe but you can get a lot better return on Stocks and Shares, even with something relatively safe like an ETF fund.
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  823. ​ @paulwhalley6789  The buy to let market had been contracting for a couple of years now, especially in London. Rents have been skyrocketing here . I personally know buy to let owners up the creek who haven't been able to offload their properties and their tenants can't make the rent. What data exactly are you looking at here?
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  824. ​ @paulwhalley6789  The buy to let market has been contracting for a couple of years now, especially in London. Rents have been skyrocketing here. I personally know buy to let owners up the creek who haven't been able to offload their properties and their tenants can't make the rent. What data exactly are you looking at here?
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  825. Good gawd no.
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  826. Listening to a "Financial influencer" is the problem here.
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  827.  @garethatkinson2549  He was, in Corbyns gov but it never happened so neither did his ideas. This is why he hates labour now.
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  828. We have all of this already.
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  829. The multi millionaires and billionaires are ghosts. People say tax them but there's literally nothing to tax because they're hidden behind this whole legal smokescreen. How do we even make them visible?
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  830. This thread is not the place for your hate and racism,.
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  831. ​ @johnmulligan912  Disagree all you want, you need to think bigger than this. I mean, whilst people are blindly arguing over how left is left, and slating labour in the process then the hard right are just going to waltz right in here. I also reckon Musk's plan is to run for high office too. He's building the network ( starlink, mega-data centers, all backed up by X and "citizen journalism" ) ) to cause a whole media sh*t show of disinformation as was just demonstrated. In fact I'd bet on the fact that he's going to run, the guy thinks he's omnipotent. The joy eh,
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  832.  @johnmulligan912  ​ Disagree all you want, you need to think bigger than this. I mean, whilst people are blindly arguing over how left is left, and slating labour in the process then the hard right are just going to waltz right in here. I also reckon Musk's plan is to run for high office too. He's building the network ( starlink, mega-data centers, all backed up by X and "citizen journalism" ) ) to cause a whole media sh*t show of disinformation as was just demonstrated. In fact I'd bet on the fact that he's going to run, the guy thinks he's omnipotent.
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  833.  @johnmulligan912  Disagree all you want, it won't matter. Calling labour Tory lite and arguing over petty left is left labels is just going to make the right wing waltz into power here.
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  834.  @atetraxx  Be interested to see if Bitwig has any CV implementation for modular synths. I mean, in Bitwig the integration is superb.
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  835. @seanlander9321 The debts are considered a historical issue, they're over 100 years old and not an active financial matter. Nothing false about that statement at all I'm afraid.
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  836.  @pausereflect5911  How will this begin to ease? I mean, people aren't going to stop getting old here.
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  837. F... paying taxes this way. So the gov just reads our transaction records send us an invoice and we pay. Read: then they just take the money. No! Also, I don't care if this is sold as better for competing on the global stage because that just benefits the rich... again. Any normal citizen who wants this is just an idiot.
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  838. Because he's scared of having to start again with followers.
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  839. People need to remember that everybody is an immigrant somewhere down the line.
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  840.  @pip1723  It is.
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  841.  @leemccccccc999  The Tories have ruined this country, inequality has never been greater, Brexit was an utter disaster. No way I'd vote for them. But that wasn't what I was asking.
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  842. This is BS, I've spent a lot of time ( and money ) with a Harley Street gum specialist with my own gum issues and I know for a fact that you can't grow your gums back. You can halt the gum regression with pocket-reduction procedures but they don't grow back on their own.
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  843. No, no they're not.
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  844.  @scottyfive4319  in your populist opinion.
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  845. Kennedy didn't seem to have much of a problem with needles before
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  846.  @Wakeaholik  According to this video though Starmer IS trying to find said money for international investment but now it's a BEGGING BOWL I mean, you literally couldn't make this crap up. Whatever this Government does, old man shouting at clouds here will find fault in it.
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  847. No, it's just a lousy product. You can always try it on desktop, it's working there.
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  848.  @nathanp8152  I'd rather have a thought that was wrong than be an idotic bottomfeeder adding sweet FA to a discussion to be honest.
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  849.  @JR90Es That's what they're hoping you believe. It started the day after the election though, didn't you notice?
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  850. My friends haven't.
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  851. I'd love to know what it costs an investment bank if their network goes down. I mean, I would not like to be that IT guy.
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  852.  @teddebiddle  I get all that but I'm talking about not cutting VA benefits.
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  853. ​ @dahaixing2376  I'm a stock holder, not sweating over this at all, China don't have the fabs or photolithography equipment to do this at Nvidias level, ASML is years ahead in development. Nvidia don't sell China their real high end chips either because of US restrictions, nothing is going to change there any time soon. I also don't see Nvidia going the way of intel either, different problem altogether. . Be interesting to see the spec on this chip though as I said before.
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  854. Careful what you wish for, don't think the UK could handle radical reform right now, we're already in a bad enough state.
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  855.  @mr.mayhem7402  You ever wondered where most of these "Starmer needs to go" and "Starmer is a traitor" etc. comments are coming from. You know the ones that appeared the day after the election and haven't stopped since? Maybe your arse ain't clever enough to work it out.
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  856.  @mr.mayhem7402  Sure. Thanks for the input.
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  857.  @st200ol  I suppose it makes more sense than batteries. How efficient is this process though?
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  858. It's a protest vote. They won't realise that they'll be nothing in it for them until it's way too late though. And then they'll still defend their stupidity.
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  859. Utter nonsense. Actually Murphy here is doing that job. He'd rather see Reform get in than acknowledge anything Labour have done, just biased AF.
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  860. @ You write like a 5 year old mate.
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  861. ​@ because you will.
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  862. They wealthy won't leave the UK because technically they're not here anyway, they're ghosts on paper. Their finances and assets live in an offshore systems that's so complex it can't be unraveled and it can't be traced back to them. So, how do you even begin to tackle that.
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  863. The markets will enforce austerity. The government don't want this, it's political suicide.
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  864. The markets will enforce austerity. The government don't actually want this, it's political suicide.
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  865. This youtube channel won't even be on their radar. I highly doubt they'd take advice from it.
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  866.  @Tier-rs1ox  So many Reform bots on these threads.
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  867. ​ @manoo422 clueless answer
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  868.  @MentalLentil-ev9jr  It's not just weird, it's utter nonsense.
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  869. Privatise the gains, socialise the loses. Been like this for decades.
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  870. He'd be a disaster. Ranting about it online and actually dong the job are two very different things.
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  871. You own nothing Bot.
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  872.  @PeterBullard  Ha, well played.
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  873. ​ @c.a.savage5689  Doesn't matter if you disagree with me. You can't objectively deny he did an amazing job both in the US with Trump and then here back in the UK with Zelensky, the EU leaders and using money from Russian seized assets to back Ukraine. I mean, even the Daily Mail and other red tops were commending him. Credit were credit is due here.
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  874.  @c.a.savage5689  Doesn't matter if you disagree with me. You can't objectively deny he did an amazing job both in the US with Trump and then here back in the UK with Zelensky, the EU leaders and using money from Russian seized assets to back Ukraine. I mean, even the Daily Mail and other red tops were commending him. Credit were credit is due here.
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  875. ​ @c.a.savage5689  Doesn't matter if you disagree with me. You can't objectively deny he did an amazing job both in the US with Trump and then here back in the UK with Zelensky, the EU leaders and using money from Russian seized assets to back Ukraine. I mean, even the DM and other red tops were commending him. Credit were credit is due here.
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  876.  @c.a.savage5689  Doesn't matter if you disagree with me. You can't objectively deny he did an amazing job. I mean, even the DM , other red tops and papers were commending him. Credit were credit is due here. /comment edited as it keeps deleting my original.
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  877. @c.a.savage5689. Nonsense, it's called diplomacy and Starmer pulled off a blinder. Not sure what you were watching to say Starmer was caught in headlights at all. No one else has said this.
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  878.  @c.a.savage5689  Well exactly, they don't do diplomacy, and yet Starmer did. Someone like Badenoch would have been a disaster, can't even think about what Farage would have done here. It would have been a joke.
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  879. No solutions here, just pointless populist rants.
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  880. As a tool, it's extremely useful.
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  881.  @simonkramer9463  sure
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  882. Thanks bot.
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  883. I'm sure she knows way more than Richard from accounts.
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  884.  @AaaaandAction  PPE from Oxford. Masters in economics from LSE. Surely you know this though?
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  885. ​ @AaaaandAction  Exactly, he's an accountant. Unlike Reeves who's the Chancellor of the Exchequer and also advised by a team led by John Van Reenen who's an LSE PhD professor of economics and one of the best economists of his kind anywhere. I mean, you're not listening to Reeves, she doesn't have a YT channel. They don't need one. Confirmation bias is high AF in here lol.
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  886. @ Oh dear. You don't have to be sorry though, it's not your fault.
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  887.  @AaaaandAction  Sure.
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  888. Just ask Louis Rossmann.
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  889. Both are dumb
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  890. The Jimmy Saville stuff is BS, it's been fact checked to death.
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  891. 1.5 million morons and bots.
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  892. Local businesses have been pushed out by chains over the last few decades. A lot of them aren't there any more to support.
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  893. Thanks RM.
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  894. Don't be so daft.
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  895. We get it Richard, you're hard left and didn't get the result you wanted.
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  896.  @ridleyclayburn4599  So literally feeding your own confirmation bias and making up your own rhetoric without actually reading their manifesto.
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  897.  @ridleyclayburn4599  I'm not naive enough to make up my own rhetoric, that's for sure. I was however replying to the original comment in the thread, you seem to have stepped in here.
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  898.  @ridleyclayburn4599  No worries.
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  899. Ironically, this thread.
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  900.  @michaelrch  No, they're not. Stop spouting this populist nonsense.
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  901. @BeepBoop2221 Lol
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  902.  @M2Mil7er  Acting like what?
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  903. Ironically Richard here is actually from accounts. 🤣
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  904. I'd say ride a bike, but the scrotes will have that too.
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  905.  @Lkpumpin What makes you think an EV is safe here?
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  906. I also add to this. There's a great rddt comment that was made a month or so ago on wallstreetbets: The sheer idiocy of bitcoin and why this is it's last "cycle" Google it, it's an interesting read.
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  907. Nvidia was 1200 a few weeks ago, they had a 10 for one stock split that took the price down to 120.
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  908. Dammit, why can't I get rid of this nonsense channel from my feed. Every feckin morning, old man yells at cloud.
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  909. There hasn't even been a budget yet. I mean, fair enough if the budget is bad you can call Labour out but until then this is all just anti Labour speculative rhetoric.
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  910.  @Redf322  I did. The algo threw up the post. I can still comment without showing support though.
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  911. Lol. It attracts a crowd the size of Birmingham.
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  912.  @alanhargreaves-thevoiceofr2361  That all you got?
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  913. Funny that Murphy was expecting a senior role in Labour’s shadow Treasury team under Corbyn Wouldn't that make him a hypocrite here.
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  914. Do a search on How the U.S. Dollar Became the World’s Reserve Currency.
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  915. Absolutely, showed his true colours there for sure.
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  916.  @Ace-n9n  trolled him about being at Chequers. Well below the belt.
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  917. And billions of people commenting in cyberspace doesn't?
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  918. Wow. Really?
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  919.  @stephanguitar9778  I never said they could.
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  920.  @stephanguitar9778  I didn't say they could
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  921. We'll cross that bridge as it's falling down I guess. Starmer has done an excellent job this week though, for sure.
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  922. And yet Britain has just leapfrogged Germany to become the most attractive place to do business in Europe
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  923.  @chester6343  Lol yourself.
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  924. Apparently not. He just went to the US them won them over. No easy task at present.
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  925. You should start an anti facebook scams petition. Facebook should seriously have measure in place to stop this crap.
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  926.  @samr8603  it crashed the markets mate.
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  927. ​ @EvoraGT430  Not a case of moving on is it, she caused so much damage we're still seeing it now.
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  928.  @EvoraGT430 Not about moving on when her legacy is still here today.
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  929. We need to be careful though or that cr*p is coming over here too.
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  930. Because Musk would care about the people so much.
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  931.  @jamespaul6315  his wife ( Shot_Car9556 ) only has one post on reddit. I'm calling BS.
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  932. His wife (Shot_Car9556.) only has one reddit post and it's this. I'm calling BS here.
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  933. Luddite.
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  934. Luddite.
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  935. You ever heard of the luddites
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  936. FFS this spam again.
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  937. Man you really hate labour lol. What's your thinking Murphy... arse first populism?
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  938. He'd have us all back down t'pit in no time. Can't wait.
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  939.  @iltellya  I think you're the one who needs to wake up my friend. Or you'll get exactly what you deserve.
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  940.  @AndrewLynn-en5ui  Way, brighter then you my friend. Way brighter.
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  941. ​ @martyhaf3862  Musk lied through his back teeth about this. You know that right?
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  942.  @thomaswikstrand8397  Point I'm making I'm making is still the same though.
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  943. ​ @jonmathias6159  The comments about him having more money were made in hindsight by someone. You could literally take warren buffett and say that if he'd invested differently he'd have made more money
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  944. Exactly, AI is just another tool, and one that I use myself too. There's is no real intelligence in AI though, it'll only give you what you feed it.
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  945. Amazing, thanks
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  946.  @zetectic7968  Anti labour B S not truth though. Murphy is just a disgruntled Corbynite and it shows.
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  947. I'm actually a UK resident, we haven't abandoned free speech at all. What we did do however is stop a bunch of minority rioting thugs.
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  948. That looked really interesting, went to book tickets. It closed April 13th. Damn it!
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  949. @bitsandbobs4082 no, it's not. Read the book though.
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  950.  @dt6719  That would be youtube
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  951. ​ @MrJeffHead  (Implemented and in progress ) New workers rights bill, negotiated a 22% raise for healthcare workers, Great British energy, shaking up ofsted, Councils will be allowed to run local buses. Pedestrianise Oxford street. Free breakfast for primary schools starting next year. Homes for heros. Foundation apprenticehips. £10bn AI project in Northumberland. £22bn for projects to capture and store carbon emissions from energy, industry and hydrogen production. Buying back 36,347 military homes. Largest ever cash boost to turn the tide on homelessness. State schools to receive £1.7bn boost from scrapping private school VAT break. Just a few.
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  952. She didn't plagerise anything, there were a couple of direct quotes in a book that weren't cited. Hardly a crime is it.
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  953. @bearsbreeches  no one is saying that.
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  954. @ davidmcculloch8490 we're not Switzerland though are we.
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  955. @billfromgermany Is he, sure you go with that.
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  956.  @BobCarolgees-p8f  Well we're not that weak, but why make us look weaker.
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  957.  @justinehayward2553  It's not, so many people talking utter nonsense here.
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  958.  @Soraviel  The rich hide their assets and you don't pay capital gains on your investments until you actually sell them. Capital gains are most definitely taxed though.
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  959. I'll have 5
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  960. lol. Shut up you idiot.
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  961.  @Britishpatriot2011  It's not going to happen.
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  962. Skeptics are probably secretly shorting the stock.
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  963.  @george11419  He wrote Corbynomics. He's definitely left. I agree on hearing both sides of the debate for sure, you can't form an objective opinion any other way.
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  964. What's your return?
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  965.  @StudentDad-mc3pu  Quite a low return then, did you look at ETF's or is that not your thing?
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  966.  @StudentDad-mc3pu  Use a Stocks and shares ISA.
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  967. Let's hope not, have you read project 2025. I mean, good luck with that.
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  968. Good job they haven't then.
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  969. @ The Tories did that my friend, not Labour.
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  970. No, Gaza is not part of Israel. That's the problem.
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  971. Parlinment lol. Thanks Bot.
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  972.  @blastofo  So would you.
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  973. Why , because of channels like this one telling you to hate them?
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  974.  @mickclarke5741  They are, but you're hiding behind one by calling it the other.
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  975.  @mickclarke5741  Nope, not me. Try harder Mickyboy.
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  976.  @Ajon886  So discrimination against foreigners in the UK on the basis of their foreignness. That's what your preaching innit. What would you call that then?
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  977.  @Ajon886  it is what it is.
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  978.  @Ajon886  No, I'm referring to it being what it is. You're marching under the banner of people like Tommy Robinson here. I mean, what do you think that guy actually represents?
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  979. ​ @Ajon886  No preconceived ideas here, actual experience. I've stood in the middle of these London marches, I've asked the questions, I've felt the anger and I'm under no illusion as to what they are and what the modus operandi is here thanks.
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  980. ​ @Ajon886  Yeah, well you'd be wrong. I stood in the middle of parliament square during the People’s Vote pre and post brexit, mingled with the far right and I've been there since ( I live down the road, it's a stones throw away ) Same people were there as with this march. I know exactly what this is, what they're saying and what they stand for. Maybe it is you who is not seeing the big picture.
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  981.  @Ajon886  It was, look it up, there was a right wing contingent there in parliament square. At this point though you're just looking for your own confirmation bias to prove me wrong so this discussion is pointless and over. Bit like your cause really. Good luck with the future you think you want, and careful what you wish for and who you blindly follow.
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  982.  @Ajon886  you think there weren't right wing opposition marches going on at the same time there lol. Anyway.
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  983.  @curt3494  I'm talking about what I should have done decades ago but didn't know about.
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  984.  @curt3494  It does if you're my age and only just found out about them.
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  985. Awful channel. Hard left disgruntled Corbynite nonsense.
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  986. ​ @AK-np4rp  Explain how the "writing has been on the wall for long time" here then when it clearly hasn't. Also he hasn't broken all the promises he made, many of them are being acted on. But, I presume this will all fall on deaf ears.
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  987. Why are you filming from a mattress on the floor?
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  988. With untested MMT, no way. It's easy to bark from the sidelines without being a player in the game though.
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  989. Interesting channel, if you bear in mind that Murphy is a salty corbynite with a huge anti labour bias. Also he failed to mention the QT is actually an integral part of QE so saying it's for no good reason is nonsense.
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  990. ​ @RobbieTeperek  As long as you near in mind that Murphy is a failed Corbynite with a chip a huge anti Labour chip on his shoulder. :)
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  991. QT is an integral part of QE so no it's not for no good reason. Not everything Murphy says is true. Amazing how this comment keeps being deleted, maybe this one will stick.
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  992.  @tonycollyweston6182  Says who, Richard Murphy? I mean, we've already been doing it since 2022.
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  993. Amazing, loved that.
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  994. Ironically one of Murphys solutions to our economic problems is actually to print a lot more money. MMT.
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  995.  @NoMoreVoxPops  Yep.
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  996.  @NoMoreVoxPops  Lol.
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  997. Actually being Tom Hardy helps.
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  998. lol.
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  999. This is nonsense. I mean, if Reform got in maybe but until then this is populist rubbish opinion.
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  1000. Someone who actually knows: https://youtu.be/CZD3xPTdH_M
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  1001. Where are you from in the UK?
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  1002.  @LetsPlayAgame33  where are you from in the UK?
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  1003.  @gtjust8188  Just surprised that someone from the UK is this dumb and not a bot. Actually not surprised really.
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  1004.  @LetsPlayAgame33  It's about to get a lot colder and darker.
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  1005. Corbyn was a disaster, that's why he was booted out.
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  1006. Greens couldn't run a bath.
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  1007. More the fact that council spending has been reduced to a pittance. But sure, you go with the racist angle.
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  1008. Where's the oxymoron?
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  1009. Tour de France speed is 25-30 on the flat, 40 on a bike is is damned impressive to be honest.
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  1010. So much sense in this channel, it should be compulsory watching.
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  1011. ​ @paulscholes54  There's more money in controversy with a YT channel.
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  1012. Allowing BT to have control over the entire backbone of the internet in the UK. Errr... no thanks Richard.
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  1013. Yeah it's utter nonsense. I guess it gets Murphy more views though.
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  1014. I disagree, he won't crash the economy, he'll burn it white hot so it looks and feels like everyone is doing really well ( in order to make himself look great ) and then it'll be left up to the next Gov to pick up the pieces when it all goes tits up. I'd actually bet on this.
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  1015. YOLO on Trump crypto. I mean....
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  1016. Farrage is complete waste of space.
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  1017.  @DanielGreen-d5q  Not Farage, that's for sure. I mean, you go for it though, you'll get what you deserve.
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  1018.  @DanielGreen-d5q  Not Farage mate. He couldn't run a bath.
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  1019.  @DanielGreen-d5q  So you'd take a chance on the far right idiot who literally facilitated the lies behind Brexit. Seriously, good luck with that. As I said, he couldn't run a bath.
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  1020.  @DanielGreen-d5q  You have a choice not to vote for Far Right Populist nonsense, that's for sure.
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  1021.  @DanielGreen-d5q  You have the choice not to vote for this muppet that's for sure. Amazing how my comments are being deleted here. Maybe this one will stick.
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  1022.  @jordanscarborough-ht7zx  Oh well, if it's on crimewatch then statistically it must be the case.
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  1023.  @archiem1115  You not getting the sarcasm or something?
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  1024.  @jordanscarborough-ht7zx  I live in London mate. In a very diverse area.
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  1025. The video showing ice hockey players trying ice cross says it all. https://youtu.be/4HcKs_wEcGo
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  1026.  @graham1281  Because it's dumb.
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  1027. @ Not sure why you directed your comment at me, but Reform is a completely wast of space.
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  1028. We do though.
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  1029.  @mineralt  No, it's not a Muslim state lol.
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  1030. And left Labour to pick up the tab.
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  1031.  @banjoebaby4590  You're replying to a bot mate, most of the top level comments in this thread are bots. It's happening all over threads like this one.
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  1032.  @banjoebaby4590  I'm not a bot no.
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  1033.  @vonder7  And music and arts.
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  1034. Isn't this just a byproduct of shareholders demanding year on year increases in earnings and performance of companies to drive up the market/share value thus forcing companies to squeeze every single penny right through the production chain ( including the workforce ) A byproduct of the concept of continuous economic grown really.
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  1035. F...K everything about that.
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  1036.  @roxylius7550  What and pay artists even less than they already do, gatekeep their whole platform even more, and make sure it's their artists who are getting promoted over everyone else. No f...kin way. Dumbest idea yet.
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  1037.  @sairamr6886  How about when Max opened the steering in Brazil. Dirty AF that move.
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  1038. He absolutely did. Murphy will never acknowledge this though.
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  1039. Well said
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  1040. Maybe become an MP yourself then instead of constantly grifting on youtube. I mean, you're not qualified either.
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  1041. Muprhy would rather see Reform in power than ever acknowledge Labour.
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  1042.  @Quint1960  Lol. Delusional.
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  1043.  @oceansunset6147  2 million bots and idiots.
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  1044. Lol
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  1045. We don't have presidents in the UK.
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  1046. You think he has a choice. What's he going to do, tell the US president to FO?
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  1047.  @parametr  You can't just suddenly decide to expropriate everything that's been privatised . What do think would happen here?
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  1048.  @douglastodd1947  I'm commenting on "Labour in just only 3 weeks have done more damage than 14 years of the Tories" which is the dumbest thing I've heard this year.
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  1049. This channels incessant labour bashing is starting to sound like a stuck record. Good luck when the far right waltz in in an few years time though, know that you did your bit to help that rhetoric spread Murphy.
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  1050.  @rainbowevil  That messenger is the man behind Corbynomics my friend, you think he doesn't have an axe to grind here?
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  1051.  @rainbowevil  Look up Corbynomics and Richard Murphy. there's your messenger. Damn youtube keeps deleting my comments.
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  1052.  @cpcnw  Not Reports. Comments on with his own bias.
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  1053. ​ @rainbowevil  He was the person behind Corbynomics.
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  1054.  @rainbowevil  I'll give you a head start. He was behind Corbynomics.
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  1055. ​ @rainbowevil  He was earmarked to be Corbyns chancellor at one point, and they lost. Sure, he has an axe to grind. I mean, look at the sheer amount of anti-labour videos here.
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  1056.  @rainbowevil  He said one thing remotely positive towards Labour out of how many videos slating them?
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  1057.  @rainbowevil  They are coming out with good policies, they're just lost in the noise. I could link you them all here but YT doesn't let you do that.
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  1058. ​ @rainbowevil  Here's a handful, most are ongoing but in play: New workers rights bill negotiated a 22% raise for healthcare workers, Great British energy, shaking up ofsted, Councils will be allowed to run local buses Pedestrianise Oxford street. Free breakfast for primary schools starting next year Homes for heros Foundation apprenticehips £10bn AI project in Northumberland £22bn for projects to capture and store carbon emissions from energy, industry and hydrogen production. Government buys back 36,347 military homes Largest ever cash boost to turn the tide on homelessness.
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  1059.  @rainbowevil  All ongoing: New workers rights bill, renationalising the railways, negotiated a 22% raise for healthcare workers, Great British energy, shaking up ofsted, Councils will be allowed to run local buses Pedestrianise Oxford street. Free breakfast for primary schools starting next year Homes for heros Foundation apprenticehips £10bn AI project in Northumberland £22bn for projects to capture and store carbon emissions from energy, industry and hydrogen production. Government buying back 36,347 military homes Largest ever cash boost to turn the tide on homelessness
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  1060.  @stephenelkington4971  Yep
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  1061. Maybe he doesn't want to give them the publicity. I don't blame him either.
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  1062.  @Moustache-Gaming  I feel like Murphy is.
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  1063. @ He's not though.
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  1064.  @2strokesmoke783  It is what it is.
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  1065. As long as the Tories are out I'll be happy, they've done huge damage to the UK. I'm not looking for huge change with Labour either really but I'll be voting them in. Not wasting my vote on the greens though, they might have mentioned inequality but some of their other economic and energy policies would be a disaster.
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  1066.  @corvus1238  He will be if muppets like Murphy keep whinging at anything and everything Labour try and do.
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  1067. Your videos are increasingly based on fantasy.
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  1068. As long as you bear in mind that he's a disgruntled Corbynite with a huge anti-labour chip on his shoulder.
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  1069. enlightening as in incorrect? QT is an integral part of QE, he fails to mention that though.
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  1070.  @evildrome  QT is an integral part of QE, it's part of the plan. Maybe look at some some other material on it other than Murphys. Sorry I can't link here.
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  1071. Mad that you couldn't claim on the insurance in case you lost the policy. I mean, that is a scam in itself.
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  1072. A lot of those with wealth avoid that list like the plague.
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  1073. Did you miss when Labour lost by a massive majority in 2019 because of Corbyn? And no, he did not dismiss all left wing elements. That's nonsense.
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  1074. What, like Corbyn after the 2019 landslide Labour defeat?
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  1075. ​He didn't campaign for the leadership on Corbyns policies though, that's nonsense. @stevenwilliamson6236
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  1076.  @stevenwilliamson6236  He didn't campaign for leadership using Corbyns policies though. Learn to comprehend.
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  1077.  @stevenwilliamson6236  Don't need to, I was there.
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  1078. ​@Incognito-jf1dr Not the same.
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  1079. @Incognito-jf1dr Lol. How TF does that work.
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  1080. Lol he's stirring up racial hatred in front of a multi million audience on his own platform, has been sice the riots began. Yeah, the UK really needs that right now.
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  1081.  @PilotVBall  Why good. It's not good at all.
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  1082. The podcast he did a few days ago. Yeah. it's pretty much the same rhetoric. I honestly think this is verging on conspiracy theory though.
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  1083. I don't think he's clever enough to have conceived this. The guy is all over the place. His every move only makes sense in the context of him working with/for Russia. I do think the private equity firms etc will use this to their advantage though for sure. I mean, they're constantly manipulating markets anyway.
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  1084. Growth has not just suddenly disappear because of Labour.
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  1085. No, I do not see the end of civilisation. That's just doomer talk.
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  1086. @william_marshal don't ruin the salt with facts here. That really won't do.
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  1087.  @CCTHORNE  More and more reform supporters on this channel now though, Murphy seems to attract them.
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  1088. He's be attacked because this is literally nonsense.
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  1089. That's just xenaphobic mate.
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  1090.  @NigelAndTommyAreGrifters  The rise in parties like Reform is because of populism. Populism is bad due to many reasons, take your pick. If it gets any hint of power however it becomes dangerous. And we need to be really aware of this.
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  1091.  @northernswedenstories1028  I presume you mean by the sovereign oil fund. Thatcher took care of that by using the money to prop up the welfare system and destroy the unions. Also the population of Norway is 10% of the UK's.
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  1092. You actually think Reform will do anything for you? 🤣
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  1093. Apart from the fact that there is no independent BoE, let's be completely honest. It's owned by the government; its governor is appointed by the Chancellor and reports to him.
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  1094. You already had your chance to vote and lost. Get over it.
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  1095.  @fntime  Shut up fool. You lost, get over it.
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  1096.  @angela-qh8gl  I'm not sure it is, I'm seeing this comment a lot lately.
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  1097. ​ @petebateman143  "You don;t listen to Richard much do you? " Which implies that you do.
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  1098. All round to Gary's for a cup of tea and a biscuit.
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  1099. I'm more bothered by the sea of cameraphones to be honest.
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  1100. Go for it then, you'll get what you deserve
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  1101. Yes, and they're just as bad.
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  1102. ​ @Redf322  Lol, wut?
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  1103. You do understand how foreign aid works, right?
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  1104.  @MachinesOfInterest  Guess not then
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  1105. So who would you vote for Gary to stop the flow of wealth and slow inequality?
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  1106.  @garyseconomics  Absolutely, couldn't agree more. Just wondering who you'd vote for yourself?
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  1107. Corbyn would have been a disaster. It would however have been interesting to see if any of Murhy's Corbynomics ideas would have remotely worked here though.
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  1108. @ It would have been a disaster for everyone. I went to a few labour party meetings at the time, under Corbyn they couldn't run a bath there was so much in-fighting. You remember the massive 2019 defeat don't you?
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  1109.  @coldporridge4145  Seemingly Murphy here has all the answers.
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  1110. Recycle was an absolute game changer when it came out, saved us so much time on dance remixes back in the day. Also check out the original version of metasynth.
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  1111. lol. Shut up.
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  1112.  @letsdoitnow121  Cope.
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  1113. @letsdoitnow121 Are you back for more crying. Sucker for punishment ain't you. 🤣
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  1114. Lol. Muslims have already been arrested and jailed for their part in the riot. Your confirmation bias is moot.
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  1115. " For reasons I have never understood, people like to hear that the world is going to hell" Deirdre N. McCloskey.
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  1116. ​ @kingrod3108  A Chinese hedge fund non the less.
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  1117. @ ROFL.
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  1118. @ Sure, anyone who doesn't agree here is now a troll. I'll bet that most people here wouldn't even know who their local MP's are without googling it. Just utter nonsense populist comments here.
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  1119. @alinaqirizvi1441 I do know what it mean thanks. lol.
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  1120. @alinaqirizvi1441 I didn't mention conspiracy theories. I also know what naive means. Not sure what you're even on about here.
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  1121. And you're a proponent of just printing money, And that's also completely wrong.
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  1122. ​@colinc8966 I've been here since 2005 thanks.
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  1123. People on reddit saying that he's trolling. His wife Shot_Car9556. only has one reddit post and it's this. I'm calling BS here.
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  1124. Insane.
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  1125. Absolutely. There were comments all over social media the day after Labour were elected saying Starmer is the worst prime minster ever and Starmer is a Traitor and Racheal Thieves etc. Social media is being gamed towards a rhetoric and sadly the people of this country are buying it. It's absolutely toxic now.
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  1126.  @localkauf  People who use their own home as collateral, buy a second and turn that into an Air B&B. That's one property off the market place and people have been doing this in droves over the last decade. It's a real issue.
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  1127.  @localkauf  People own a house, use it as collateral, buy a second, turn that into an AirB&B. People have been buying in droves all over the UK for the last decade using this method. Great idea, poorly regulated. And it's a real problem.
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  1128.  @localkauf I own a house in central London, bought in the 90's. I'm just a regular person. We're not all property tycoons or assert managers here. FTR I think the fact that property prices and rents have skyrocketed here is criminal to be honest, but that's another story.
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  1129.  @MRW515  Brexit has been a disaster, of course it's related.
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  1130. ​ @Redf322  It is what it is.
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  1131. Whilst I do not support the removal of winter fuel allowances, the people complaining about means tested fuel allowance are exactly the same ones ranting about triple lock pensions. Can't win can they.
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  1132. Speak for yourself, you don't represent the people of the UK.
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  1133. And then what? It'll leave a power vacuum for the far right to waltz in. I mean, careful what you wish for here.
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  1134. And then what?
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  1135. He did. People just whinged about it being two tier.
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  1136.  @FredBens-f5v  Which is exactly what you're doing. 🤡 too.
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  1137.  @FredBens-f5v  But you're a right wing bigot. Dumbest of the lot.
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  1138. UBI will just be countered with inflation and price Increases.
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  1139.  @EmmaLaBunn  UBI will raise prices, this country is greedy. Handouts are not a solution, we need a fair and affordable society.
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  1140. @EmmaLaBunn UBI will raise prices.
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  1141.  @hazelwray4184  Wow, really, you caught a typo.
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  1142. Exactly, Musk is so desperate for attention he'll lie his back teeth off. People here believing it though. Or is it just bots trying to change the rhetoric.
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  1143. Are you arguing for revolution Murphy? I mean careful what you wish for here with the rise of Populism and people Like Trump and Musk around.
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  1144. QT is an integral part of QE.
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  1145. I'm waiting for the AI add full detail and convert all to Nanite button, coz you just know that's coming at some point. :)
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  1146. Country has shortage of housing stock, government invokes policies to address this. People complain about it.
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  1147.  @Orlok1970  I watched, so what's your point then?
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  1148.  @furinick  Don't give them ideas.
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  1149. Non of them.
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  1150.  @poro167  I'm aware. Blackwell, Rubin and the interconnection backbone are worlds away from your average 20/30/40 series gaming cards though.
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  1151. No, no it's not.
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  1152.  @davidalderson4980  I'm guessing you watched the Murphy video too. What he didn’t mention though is that QT has been happening since 2022 and it's part of QE, it's supposed to happen to control inflation. So no ( without writing and essay on this ) this is not the cause of the bond sell off that's just occurred and/or the negative UK market sentiment that's happening. And it's not a solution to it either.
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  1153.  @davidalderson4980  This is not why the sell off is happening.
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  1154.  @davidalderson4980  The sell off has nothing to do with QT like murphy would have you believe.
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  1155. Not a chance. We've had 14 year of their crap and it nearly destroyed the county.
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  1156.  @markfahey3921  I'm old enough, but that was way in the past mate. Different times, different party.
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  1157.  @bernicewhiteley1921  Can I borrow your crystal ball, might help with my investments? I mean, this budget was positive, like it or not.
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  1158. Labour came into office inheriting an absolutely mess left by the Tories, that's what happened. Murphy wants us to believe there are quick and easy fixes to this, the reality is there isn't. No idea where this leaves us though but channels like this one slating Labour 24/7 ( and they've been at it since the day Labour took power ) are going to leave a nice open vacuum for the far right to just waltz in come the next election. And then we're really in the shi!t. It actually doesn't matter what Reeves does though, you'll still find ways to belittle it like an incessant jack Russel continuously biting ankles. So great, well done. Enjoy your sentiment.
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  1159. I agree, if they can't win on overtakes then strategy needs to be brought back into the mix. I'd hate to lose Monaco from the calender, but yesterday was not great. Quali was superb as ever though.
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  1160.  @randomdaveUK  They're not going to make the cars smaller though. I think ( as per the OP ) that they need to mandate a couple of stops so it becomes strategic. Either that or build out into the harbour which I can't see happening.
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  1161.  @dylanburston7453  Yeah, they could do that, you'd be arriving into tabac at some speed though.
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  1162.  @LeTangKichiro  I watched in the 80's I remember some superb races back then. Quali was always amazing. I mean Senna, damn!
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  1163.  @MikeStillUK  It absolutely does though. Its a ponzi scheme fueled by the greater fool theory. It keeps going up and up and up and up with no market correction. Why is that? Sorry to burst your crypto bubble ( pun absolutely intended )
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  1164. ​@ It is though. It's a ponzi scheme, fueled by greater fool theory. A great big speculative bubble.
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  1165. @ It is though. It's a ponzi scheme, fueled by greater fool theory. A great big speculative bubble.
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  1166.  @MikeStillUK  Crypto is a ponzi scheme, fueled by greater fool theory. One big speculative bubble.
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  1167. Oh my... where would you like to start with this one?
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  1168. @ Sorry, The thought of the Gov dumping the nations entire tax return on Nvidia or Palantir stock had me laughing. I kinda wish they would though, I'd instantly cash out and buy an Island in the Caribbean. Maybe Jamaica :)
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  1169. Mastering is way too subjective to be left up to AI.
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  1170. Yeah, I agree. I think the main problem ( obviously not with clinical disorders ) is the massive shift in the pace of technology over the last few decades. Unfortunately this is only going to get worse.
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  1171.  @bakakafka4428  Did he say he didn't' agree with his opinion ?
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  1172.  @MrJonezy541  Good lord no. They couldn't run a tea shop.
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  1173.  @lorenzopini1990  EDI ( I presume you mean this ) is a different subject.
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  1174.  @lena-Ramone  Nope. You are.
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  1175.  @Joe1991-e9j  lol
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  1176.  @davideyres955  Thatcher sold off the water companies, not Blair.
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  1177. Go away.
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  1178. It's not really though is it.
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  1179.  @Mylostsock11  I've watched a ton of footage on this already thanks. Shut your own trap
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  1180.  @Mylostsock11  I've seen it. I've also seen a f... ton more footage of far right thugs causing this.
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  1181.  @Dean-s7y  Are you really defending the right wing thugs here?
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  1182.  @BrendaRichardson-je2oy  What did you vote then, Tory, Reform?
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  1183.  @BrendaRichardson-je2oy  Thought as much. Hideous. Careful what you wish for, you might just get it.
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  1184.  @kingofracism  Reform are far right populist nonsense, nothing centre about them at all.
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  1185. No he's not.
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  1186. What is this bot even on about. Muslims have already been arrested and jailed for their part in the riots.
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  1187. Can I ask all the anti-labour pundits on this channel who'd they rather see in power then?
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  1188. ​ @gillcorless5273  Corbyn would have been a disaster for the UK. I went to a meeting hosted by Melissa Benn ( maybe 2018 ) and I've never seen Labour such a mess in all my life. Complete division.
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  1189.  @Redf322  The Greens are hideous. You ever met one of their candidates? I did at a London West End bi-election the other night. Awful.
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  1190.  @Redf322  The Greens are hideous. You ever met one of their candidates? I did at a London West End bi-election the other night. Awful.
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  1191.  @Redf322  Byline times: All the Big Government Reforms the Media Hasn’t Been Telling You About.. Read it.
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  1192. @ Byline times: All the Big Government Reforms the Media Hasn’t Been Telling You About.. Read it.
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  1193. He knows no more than anyone else does here to be honest.
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  1194. Did you watch the video?
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  1195. The main things that seems to influence politicians in the UK now are votes and self interest. Be nice to see that change though. Congrats with 100K, been here since the first few weeks, keep on doing what you're doing.
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  1196.  @Sf08321  Corbyn is past tense.
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  1197. ​ @DBriddo  Oh well, that's that then if it's everyone you know. Meanwhile...
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  1198.  @emma24ism  You lost the election, get over it.
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  1199.  @emma24ism  He's not. You lost the election, get over it.
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  1200. @JohnPark-xf2gq You really think Reeves operates in a bubble or something?
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  1201. This vote doesn't matter. As per usual it's a completely non story.
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  1202. I agree.
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  1203.  @NewEstablishment  Starmer and Labour are having to clear up the Tory mess and it's a massive job. Honestly people on these threads are just complete numpties.
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  1204. ​ @Daxxieful  Too funny. You should be a comedian. 🤣
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  1205.  @Coyb1866  Sure
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  1206. AI is here whether you like it or not. Your observations are a bit luddite though to be honest.
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  1207. Spam thread.
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  1208.  @hungrydna  Needs deleting.
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  1209.  @hungrydna  It's getting there for sure.
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  1210. Should have gone to Russia in the early 2000's the newly rich there lapped those brands up.
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  1211. Not it's not, the vote means nothing.
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  1212.  @matthewbarry376  It was a work exchange you numpty, he'd just completed his postgrad. Where you getting this, the Daily Mail?
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  1213. ​ @matthewbarry376  he was on a postgrad exchange trip to restore a memorial to the victims of a Nazi atrocity. No idea where you getting the rest from, the Daily Fail?
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  1214.  @matthewbarry376  He was on a postgrad student exchange trip to restore a memorial to victims of a Nazi atrocity. Nothing to see here at all. Not sure where you're getting your info from, I'm guessing the Daily Fail.
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  1215.  @matthewbarry376  He was on a postgrad student exchange trip to restore a memorial to victims of a Nazi atrocity. Nothing to see here at all. Not sure where you're getting your info from, I'm guessing the Daily Fail.
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  1216. He's not.
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  1217. Most are in china, ain't no one gold rushing that place.
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  1218. I don't think Gary would really want to take this problem on. He'd have the same flack the gov are getting.
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  1219. ​ @boblemmonz  Aside from the book quote I still don't think Gary would actually want to take this on.
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  1220.  @garywhapples7172  What about rents?
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  1221.  @SarahWalker-Smith  Confirmation bias
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  1222. Ok, so come on then. How would Corbyns government and your Corbynomics dream have fixed this?
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  1223. Stop whinging. Toxic far left nonsense.
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  1224. Musk is an utter idiot.
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  1225.  @nickhaag7803  Exactly, people harp on about batteries but there is no solution that's even remotely scalable to cover the sheer amount of energy this country uses not just domestically, but commercially and industrially.
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  1226.  @tidtidy4159  Non of those are scalable enough to be useful. Reality deniers here.
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  1227. Thanks Murphy.
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  1228.  @Gregah14  No, no he doesn't.
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  1229. I'm more worried about Musk
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  1230. No hope for you either seemingly. Bet you voted for Brexit too, left us all in the sh_t. Turkeys...Christmas. @RichardCollins-z4h
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  1231.  @tim59ism  ​ Sounds like a lot of blokes down the pub. Doesn't mean I'd vote for him. I would never vote Reform and their populist nonsense though that's for sure.
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  1232.  @ronniebiggs4026  well you seem to want to put us there. So no I wouldn't be happy living in the world you want.
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  1233. Labour were decimated in 2019 because of Corbyn. Have you forgotten about this or something.
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  1234. We need to investigate and reform the big 4 accounting firms i.e. Deloitte, Ernst & Young, PwC ( PricewaterhouseCooper ) and KPMG They're the ones who set up these tax systems for the wealthy and hide their assets in this vast offshore banking network. They're the ones who makes billionaires untouchable ghosts. Until that is address then thinking you can tax these peoples assets is just not possible. I mean, the Panama Papers revealed a lot of this but it changed absolutely nothing. It was just another media story that went completely over most peoples heads.
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  1235. I also recommend Liam Bryne's book "The Inequality of Wealth". Some great insight in that book for sure. Ahh, I see that you've already done talks with him.
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  1236. Their economics adviser is quite capable.
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  1237.  @kimspence-jones4765  You can't have researched very hard.
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  1238. A man's word is his bond... until he finds a better buyer.
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  1239. @budawang77 I don't believe there should be mandatory voting the UK like Aus . It'd be used as a protest vote here and we all know where that could lead.
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  1240. ​ @benjaminford9932  Well sure, that needed to be addressed as somewhat has been ( although it's not a large number or vast number as people have said here ) but that's not my argument, my argument is that they should not be publicly voted for.
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  1241.  @daftdigital  They didn't steal it, they ( well Thatcher ) fed it back into the welfare fund and bankrolled the unemployment of miners and steel workers ( putting many of them on full time sickness benefit even though they weren't sick ) and smashing Unions in the process.
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  1242. Bitcoin is a ponzi scheme, it fixes nothing.
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  1243.  @GavLiddle  It got us out of a massive hole during covid , what would you have done?
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  1244. "politics is not a proper job" Nonsense. Have you ever been around a politician or a councillor? They literally work their backsides off, especially when canvasing. Their boss and oversight is literally their constituents and that's a pretty tough crowd. I've been around this quite a bit, not a job I'd like or want at all.
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  1245.  @Moustache-Gaming  Yeah. like it's that simple to just turn around 14 years of Tory mess
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  1246. @ So let's give them some time and not think that this can all be turned around in a few months. I mean Reeves has some damn good economics advisers on her side that's for sure. They're aware of issues here.
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  1247. @ You do know that the Liam Bryne note that "famously" said there was no money left was gallows humour... right?
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  1248. @BeepBoop2221 Welcome to the DM comments section.
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  1249.  @suecharnock9369  Neither are the thoughts of a disgruntled Corbynite.
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  1250.  @WarrenPeaceOG  Lol. And you sound like someone making a lot of assumptions about me based on nothing.
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  1251.  @WarrenPeaceOG  I'm saying this channel is like a stuck record and you've just gone off on your own tangent about Mao, Putin and Clinton. 🤣
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  1252.  @WarrenPeaceOG  Confused. Yep, you certainly are.
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  1253. What's in it for you eh?
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  1254.  @CatholicJack  Define your own people. I mean, does this included all ethnicities, or just your own. Muppet.
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  1255.  @CatholicJack  So which ethnic groups are you including here then as your own people, or is it just your own?
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  1256.  @CatholicJack  So which ethnic groups are you including here then as your own people?
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  1257.  @CatholicJack  Sure. You tell yourself that. Muppet.
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  1258. Ethno-Nationalism , authoritarian, historical Revisionism, anti-Democratic rhetoric, links to Extremists. I mean, what would you call this party then?
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  1259. Labour aren't even talking about Charter cities thoguh. Murphy is just throwing BS into the mix. This place is becoming like the a leftist Daily Mail.
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  1260. I used and loved Metasynth around 2000, had no idea it was still available. Nice. Oh for crying out loud, still not available for PC, what a shame.
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  1261. MMT and especially excessive government spending could lead to inflation or even hyperinflation. Whilst some aspects of MMT have been used in countries during crisis ( Japan, Argentina and the US Covid response has some elements of MMT for example ) No country has ever fully implemented it. It would be a massive risk. And if it failed....¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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  1262. The Duke of Westminster inherited billions and didn't pay a penny. That's what need to be stopped.
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  1263. I use AI in my job as a tool all the time, it's a great time saver.
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  1264.  @HaydenCyclist  Is that what this is, thought it was a nonsense rant on dopamine.
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  1265.  @HaydenCyclist  A lot of his idea are ideology, not fact.
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  1266.  @user-jv7ig6ie5b  so many bot comments on these thread, that's the scariest thing about all of this.
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  1267. In the Torygraph 🤣
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  1268. Comparing the economy now to what happened post WW2 is for sure. It's nonsense.
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  1269. People were complaining about winter fuel payments going to pensioners who didn't need it, so they means tested it against benefits so that didn't happen. Tabloids exploded.
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  1270. @ No, in retrospect I agree. But that's what happened.
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  1271. The greens could run a bath.
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  1272. @ colin_boyle I disagree, I want to a central London vote count last summer for the West End and other councils by-elections, the Greens I spoke to there were clueless. You couldn't put them near Westminster. I mean. the Greens in Bristol are doing an awful job. For once I actually agree with Murphy, which is saying something.
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  1273. What a stupid comment.
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  1274. @MS45636 Wow, I take it you're a Daily Mail reader.
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  1275.  @MS45636  tell that to those who can't get on the property ladder.
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  1276. Nice 👍👍
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  1277.  @stephen3654  Like F**K it was. Seriously delusional.
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  1278.  @stephen3654  Thank gawd for that. I mean, it's difficult to tell, some of the comments here are ridiculous.
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  1279.  @b00ts4ndc4ts  I would also suggest Paul Johnsons "Follow the Money" is you haven't read it already.
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  1280. Careful what you wish for,.
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  1281. Of course they do.
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  1282. So you're actually agreeing with and championing a current labour government policy here then? Well that's a new one Richard.
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  1283. Thanks Bot.
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  1284. @Paul-pf6rm He's an authoritarian populist Paula. Your idea of common sense is pretty delusional to be honest.
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  1285. @ljb9983 Nice one Vlad. Thanks for the input here.
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  1286.  @garyseconomics  I bought the kindle and the hard copy. On another note, what year did you study at LSE? I used to run tech at the Quad venue there, I'm sure we've chatted in the old Three Tuns bar?
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  1287.  @garyseconomics  Yeah, we probably would have met. Love the channel BTW keep up the great work.
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  1288. You realise what would happen if they did... right?
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  1289. Suffice to say I won't be buying an arranger keyboard any time soon 🤣
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  1290. We need the same for MacBooks.
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  1291.  @shtarpark7938  The Labour party now is completely removed from New Labour. It's not the basis of Starmer's labour at all. These are different times.
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  1292. You lost, get over it.
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  1293.  @stephfoxwell4620  Both.
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  1294.  @stephfoxwell4620  Both
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  1295.  @davidmcculloch8490  I'm talking about who directly influenced Thatcher.
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  1296. Look forward to the London book signing. I'll be there. Are you coming to West London?
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  1297. Who would be suitable quality with the necessary values then?
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  1298. @boba5984 I would suggest that you read How Westminster Works by Ian Dunt.
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  1299. ​@michaelmayo3127 I disagree completely with a single chamber parliament. The Lords is one of the only systems that keeps checks and balances on our Government. We need to get rid of the Religious entities and hereditary peers but other than that I'm all for having more and more subject experts in the Lords talking sense.
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  1300. ​ @indricotherium4802  Life Peers are appointed on merit, as experts in their field or contributions to society, it shouldn't be an elected house and they are acting for people's needs and interests.The problem with the Lords is that title, it shouldn't be called the Lords at all as this already conjures up some vision of an authoritarian overseeing and entitled overlord and that's not what this is, and that's what a lot people don't understand as it's never really explained. As I said though the hereditary peers and Bishops should go but they're less and less nowadays.
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  1301. ​ @indricotherium4802  Sure, you go with that. Meanwhile...
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  1302. QT is an integral part of QE. Murphy won't tell you this though.
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  1303. @ I hear what you're saying but the very same people complaining about benefit means testing the winter fuel allowance are also those complaining about triple lock pensions and benefits in general. So seemingly now they care.
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  1304. No way, we'd have PQE and the National socialist Investment Bank. Maybe also chuck in a bit of completely untested MMT too.
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  1305. That terrified me as a kid, still does now. No way I would be doing that. Same with John Noakes on Nelson's Column. https://youtu.be/tMrB_3wq2ak
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  1306. So basically you and others here are judging this accident on nothing but their own confirmation bias. Good one.
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  1307.  @bmxriderforlife1234  What's with the walls of text lol.
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  1308.  @bmxriderforlife1234 Sure. Meanwhile...
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  1309. I'm sure the DVLA could easily come up with a system to combat this if they wanted too.
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  1310. There won't be though, that's just dumb.
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  1311. When's the video on the peace and Trade deal Starmer has just done with Trump coming Murphy? Too positive for you though, you''ll find some way to negatively frame it I'm sure? I'll look forward to that.
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  1312. Hp instant ink is a joke, it's now £5.49 per month in the UK to print 100 pages. It should be illegal.
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  1313. That's just utter nonsense.
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  1314. If over 2000 residents have objected then it shouldn't go ahead. Period. If it does then the planning system is broken here. ( but we know that this is case already in London, money just overrides it )
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  1315. Sadly complete nonsense like this will get the most votes here.
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  1316.  @scottyfive4319  Nonsense.
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  1317. @davegubbins4428  🤣
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  1318.  @roggonval  The UK uses both.
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  1319. It's been happening since the late 90's here, it's not something that's new. Buy to let and sites like Air B&B play a huge part in this, as do greedy estate agents. And then there's the policies of selling off social housing stock and not replacing it, I mean, you absolutely cannot rule out supply and demand here either, that would be nonsense. In London we have high end developments that are literally sold as investments and not homes. Pension funds are already investing on housing stock. The problems are obvious though, it's the solutions we need to be debating.
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  1320. Speak for yourself please.
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  1321.  @SilverbackMatt01  You voted reform because you believe the hype around far right populist nonsense.
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  1322. Lol. Thanks bot.
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  1323. For what exactly?
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  1324.  @chrispennington9652  It won't. Get real.
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  1325.  @madspaniel4271  Sheep are all here mate.
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  1326. Cocaine is one helluva drug
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  1327.  @ruffey1748  You're saying that it's impossible to work your way to wealth though and that's just not true, especially in the tech industries, there are plenty of stories of new wealth being created. Sure investors have been involved and a lot of these companies have been IPO'd but it's created a lot of new wealth along the way.
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  1328.  @ruffey1748  You're saying you can't work your way to wealth though and that's absolutely not true. Plenty of tech company stories of people who've worked and started their own company that's become successful. Plenty of new money entrepreneurs have become billionaires in this industry.
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  1329. ​ @glowwurm9365  Not using any rule, this guy is saying that it's impossible to work towards wealth and I'm saying he's wrong. There's plenty of new money in the tech industries.
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  1330.  @oldishandwoke-ish1181  I'm not defending the rich at all ( if that's what you're stupidly implying )
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  1331.  @ruffey1748  Plenty of new money in Silicon valley and tech from those that have started companies though.
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  1332.  @christopherpekel6096  The tech industry is an outlier? I mean, OK.
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  1333. I don't agree with Murphy on a lot of things to be honest, but the only way Trump makes any sense what-so -ever is if you frame it as him ( or someone close to him ) working with/for Russia. No other explanation makes sense.
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  1334. Doing the lords work here, thank you.
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  1335. They don't invest in the market with a stocks and shares ISA, you do.
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  1336. He will, and this country will go to Sh!T
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  1337. In retrospect this comment section is ridiculous.
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  1338. @ Indeed, he seems very certain that the markets will crash. I would definitely like to borrow his crystal ball.
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  1339. Trump is an efffing idiot. Non of this makes any sense what-so-ever. I'm actually beginning to think that he must be working together with Putin.
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  1340. And compulsory military service? Good luck with that here.
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  1341.  @MargaretDeakin-d6m  "Why would you choose to criticise Angela over all Labour MPs" Because stupid populist nonsense is par for the course here.
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  1342. At videos like this, sure they are. They're playing right into their hands.
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  1343. @Alex-cw3rz Now you're literally just making up your own rhetoric to suit. Nothing suspicious here at all. 😆
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  1344. @Alex-cw3rz Nonsense. Friedman criticized Keynesianism for overemphasizing fiscal policy (government spending and taxation) while ignoring the role of monetary policy. He argued that controlling the money supply was the key to managing inflation and economic stability. Others: Friedrich Hayek Robert Lucas James Buchanan Ludwig von Mises There are more... Would you like a synopsis on their opposition too? In fact I don't need to do I.
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  1345. "the government will restrict your spending" but only away from sectors that they don't want you spending money in.
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  1346. They're centre left.
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  1347.  @cidercik  Lol. No they're not.
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  1348.  @physiocrat7143  I'm aware of what the video is about thanks. Lol.
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  1349.  @DaveCornutt  Come on, stop trying to be experts here.
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  1350. Ironically Richard from accounts thinks he can do better.
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  1351.  @mbak7801  A lot of people in the UK just put their money into a low interest savings account or ( even worse ) a standard bank account and call it savings.
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  1352. Accountancy qualifications don't mean anything unless you're an accountant. Like Murphy here who's actually from accounts.
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  1353. Nice , thanks for the work put in.
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  1354. No he's not.
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  1355. Same here, I use it as a tool every day. I don't think a lot of people understand what AI actually is though to be honest.
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  1356. Did you whinge about the boats when the Tories were in power too.
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  1357. Nonsense.
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  1358. @maria8809ttt Wow, you doth protest a bit too much.
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  1359. Lol. China is miles behind the rest of the world in AI. The can't even fabricate their own chips and the US won't sell them any.
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  1360. The US and Taiwan are way ahead of China with this, China can't even fabricate its own chips at this level yet.
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  1361. ​ @xfactor6099  Taiwan is independent from China and TSMC are building fabs in the US. You need to do better.
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  1362.  @xfactor6099  clueless, try harder. Maybe actually read my original comment.
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  1363.  @xfactor6099 ROFL. maybe actually read my original comment before trying to think you know something.
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  1364.  @xfactor6099  OK, for the stupid. Taiwan sees itself as distinct from the Chinese mainland, with its own constitution and democratically-elected leaders. TSMC is probably the best developed semiconductor player in the market so the US have decided to build TSMC plants in the US at massive cost as they’re worried that Taiwan may fall under Chinese rule which would be a huge disruptor to the market. Meanwhile to also stop China getting ahead in the game the US have also manage to restrict dutch company ASML exporting their photolithography equipment to China which puts China about 5-10 years behind in this race. In respect to that nothing I said in my original comment is wrong. FFS do your own research before thinking you’re clever.
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  1365.  @xfactor6099  Taiwan sees itself as distinct from the Chinese mainland, with its own constitution and democratically-elected leaders. TSMC is probably the best developed semiconductor player in the market so the US have decided to build TSMC plants in the US at massive cost as they’re worried that Taiwan may fall under Chinese rule which would be a huge disruptor to the market. Meanwhile to also stop China getting ahead in the game the US have also manage to restrict dutch company ASML exporting their photolithography equipment to China which puts China about 5-10 years behind in this race. In respect to that nothing I said in my original comment is wrong. FFS do your own research before thinking you’re clever.
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  1366. ​ @xfactor6099  FA to do with what I've just said. Stupid. I'm out.
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  1367. ​ @xfactor6099  Next.
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  1368. Ethno-Nationalism , authoritarian, historical Revisionism, anti-Democratic rhetoric, links to Extremists. I mean, what would you call this party then?
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  1369. Did you just make that up to look edgy?
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  1370. ​@ Maybe you should put down the Daily Mail. Run along now. Hippity hop!
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  1371. @ Sure. You go with that.
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  1372. ​@ drsamuelbeckett2998 Try harder.
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  1373. ​ @drsamuelbeckett2998 ​ Cry about it.
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  1374.  @drsamuelbeckett2998  Cry about it.
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  1375. @drsamuelbeckett2998. Cope
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  1376. Not going to happen, this is really making people look thick in this country.
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  1377. Where are you from in the UK?
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  1378. Fascinating. Where the hell can you buy an open source EEG kit, I so want one. Be really interesting to see what happens after and hour of making ambient music. I mean, I know I fall out of the studio backwards, but I'd like to know why 🤣
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  1379. So you'd prefer someone who was clueless about banks for the Chancellor of the exchequer then?
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  1380. Russian bots out in force here. Post truth now.
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  1381.  @Engpr56  There is zero evidence that Starmer had any involvement in that case. It's just old fake news the was originally based on a Boris johnson lie.
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  1382.  @Engpr56  Takes two minutes to fact check this BS. Maybe do it before spreading fake news.
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  1383. I can imagine Canada and Mexico will apply the same sort of tariffs to US steel and aluminium imports in return too. There's also the CUSMA deal between US, Mexico and Canada to allow free trade for the vast amount of goods, maybe we'll see some blowback from that. Trump is an idiot though, for sure.
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  1384.  @init4208  where are you from in the UK
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  1385.  @Neokretai  You do realise that what Murphy is saying is just an idea. It's not something that's ever guaranteed to work and hasn't been costed properly . I swear the disciples on this channel.
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  1386. ​ @Neokretai  It is just an idea. We don't live in the 1940's either, the world has massively moved on. What worked then is not going to work now.
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  1387. It's a good soundbite but how do you actually do this wne a lot of their wealth is off-shored and the big 4 professional behemoth accounting companies have whole departments that just deal in tax avoidance and hiding their wealth.
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  1388. @ ​ I didn't say it was impossible at all. I'd love to see this happen. The wealthy have by far the loudest voices and will play extremely dirty if you go after them though, for sure.
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  1389. ​ @alHailHale  @alHailHale ​ I didn't say it was impossible at all. I'd love to see this happen.
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  1390. Absolutely, I use to like this channel, the content was interesting. Now it just feels like videos from a disgruntled Corbynite.
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  1391.  @Redf322  Nah, thought I'd hang around and break up the echo chamber here. Someone has to.
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  1392. I have access to a Dolby certified Atmos studio, it sounds incredible and mixing in Atmos in there is an abolute joy. But if that doesn't translate to the end user ( and it definitely doesn't translate to any binaural headphone setup I've tried ) then what's the point really. And here in lies the Atmos rub. IMO Amazing idea, but it's a fad.
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  1393. Just grow.... up!!
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  1394.  @adenwellsmith6908  Careful what you wish for. You just might get it.
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  1395.  @physiocrat7143  Read his book.
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  1396.  @physiocrat7143  read his book
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  1397. @ he's talked about this being a good idea before. Obviously he won't agree if Labour actually do this, he hates Labour.
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  1398.  @davidhodgson3901  actuallly they are. It's been in the news the last couple of days.
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  1399.  @davidhodgson3901  they are though.
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  1400.  @davidhodgson3901  Is it what they're proposing.
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  1401. What qualifies you to be on this list? Nothing special, just pots of cash and a disregard for throwing it away. Whole industry is a joke though, it's built on fear of loss and scamming the customer.
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  1402. They're centre left.
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  1403. Ha, not a chance.
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  1404. So Starmer has literally gone to the US and cut a deal with the US. But sure, Murphy knows better. Delusional nonsense here. Be interesting to see Murphy's follow up to what has actually happened here today. I doubt we'll get it though.
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  1405.  @Michael-ol7tt  That you've never been to.
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  1406. There are videos on this channel with possible solutions.
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  1407. Thanks for that Bot
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  1408. And yet another scam comment.
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  1409. Lol. Thanks bot.
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  1410.  @marcos.1771  Did you get out of bed on the wrong side this morning or something 🤣
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  1411.  @weelee2127  "lmao financial literacy" stopped really reading there, the rest of your take is irrelevant drivel.
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  1412. Or absolutely left.
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  1413.  @lestrem11  It is, the Tories saw to that, along with people who voted for Brexit. Labour are picking up the pieces. I mean, you do know this right?
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  1414.  @lestrem11  Because it's not something that can be instantly or easily fixed. What exactly has he made worse that wasn't a mess already?
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  1415. Musk should be in prison
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  1416. What could possibly go wrong.
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  1417. When you repair these boards, why don't you add the protective tape with the repair Louis, or maybe offer a piece of mind Macboook service that adds protective tape to the board?
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  1418. "He has a super injunction to protect him" This is utter nonsense.
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  1419. @silvafox7719  And I refute yours. Corbyn would have been a disaster.
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  1420. ​ @pauls3075  I'm speaking from experience too, I took my own hobby and have made it my life's work on quite a few different levels ( what some would call a portfolio career ) I also now lecture in the subject so I've been very lucky. In some respects it has made it a chore though and the dynamics have absolutely changed. We're lucky, I know quite a few friends who have gone this route and it hasn't worked out for them at all. So saying a blanket statement like you're wrong is not the case at all, there are outliers here for sure.
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  1421.  @pauls3075  OK
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  1422. Anyone far left according to Mumphy,
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  1423. @ You do know who this guy is... right?
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  1424. ​ @ScruffyTubbles  No, he's not a lecturer in economics at all, he's a retired accounting lecturer. But that's besides the point, this is the guy who wrote Corbynomics and it never happened. Cobyn was booted out of the Labour party. Therefore there's a bucket full of anti-Labour salt here, almost every video has a dig. It's rage bait.
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  1425.  @ScruffyTubbles  Ironically, he is actually Dick from accounts.
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  1426.  @ScruffyTubbles  Ironically he is actually Richard from accounts. FTR Reeves has an Oxford PPE degree and a masters from LSE
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  1427.  @ScruffyTubbles  Sure. You tell yourself that.
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  1428. @ That her qualifications are not much to write home about, she has a Master's degree in Economics from the London School of Economics. Lol.
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  1429.  @ScruffyTubbles She has a Masters degree from one of the best economics schools in the World. OK, enough. I'm out.
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  1430. @ Lol.
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  1431. @ Lol. TF are you even on about, this was about Mumphy being salty, not Reeves. Church of mumphy disciples are loyal though, I'll give you that.
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  1432. @ No, you were.
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  1433.  @gossipmongersaunt774  It's also incredibly volatile.
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  1434. Yeah but people on youtube channels don't actually have to put into practice what they preach. Big difference when you're actually in power doing the job.
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  1435. Which will probably leave a power vacuum for the far right to step into, so I wouldn't be too pleased about that statement.
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  1436.  @helenheenan3447  No one knows this. Unless you have a crystal ball.
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  1437. ​ @SarahWalker-Smith  Sure.
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  1438. Thanks Bot.
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  1439. Who gives a crap, the Tories gave away billions.
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  1440. ​ @forsdykemontague1017  Oh I'm reading it fine thanks. It's just full of Reform voting idiots on a mission. 🤣🤣
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  1441.  @watchanything-c7r  You're probably reform. The party for utter idiots. 🤣
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  1442.  @watchanything-c7r  *You're
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  1443.  @bigshout5050  I'd rather be here getting on Reform and Brexit voters nerves. Shouldn't' you be out stopping the boats or something.
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  1444.  @bigshout5050  What you think I ain't working lol. You make way too many assumptions based off nothing. I wouldn't expect anything less from a Reformer lamb though.
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  1445.  @bigshout5050  *isn't a job. Can't even write a sentence. Maybe you should have gone to school.
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  1446.  @bigshout5050  Sure.
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  1447. ten tier moaning.
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  1448.  @oceanwave4502  Starmer has been in power 5 mins. To start blaming him is idiotic. We have and have always had a contingent of right wing thugs just waiting to kick off about anything and everything in this country. Who's to blame for that eh?
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  1449.  @helloverheart  Try harder fool 🤣
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  1450.  @MaverickLee11  Who's "we"
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  1451.  @MaverickLee11  Well obviously not, you're a minority with this, don't forget that.
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  1452. A large proportion of this country is thick, we saw that with Brexit.
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  1453.  @BAR-id4yz  Lmao. What a stupid take.
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  1454.  @BAR-id4yz  Like I'm the issue here lol. Sure, great take there. Be proud.
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  1455.  @bitTorrenter  He's worse.
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  1456. It feels.
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  1457. Thanks bot.
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  1458. I hear this rhetoric a lot, but why do you think it's your parents who have screwed you over and not the system?
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  1459. She's a bigot who stayed around to get elected again. I would put too much weight into her resignation.
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  1460. As per usual.
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  1461. Is he
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  1462.  @physiocrat7143  That pretty much sums up this channel. 🤣
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  1463. ​ @rhyejam His solutions are PQE and completely untested MMT. Basically printing money.
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  1464. @ So you would like to experiment on the whole of the UK with a completely untested economics theory that some high level economist have already called economically illiterate. I mean. for sure, what could possibly go wrong there.
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  1465. ​ @physiocrat7143  MMT is untested.
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  1466.  @physiocrat7143  MMT is untested.
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  1467. @ MMT is untested.
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  1468. Nice work ;)
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  1469. Well yeah, the tech industrial complex is happening all around the world. You tube is part of it, Murphy is using it here to spread his own message. I mean, who's fact checking any of this.
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  1470. 🤣🤣🤣
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  1471. Not true at all.
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  1472.  @lestrem11  Nothing the Tories have done can be fixed overnight. You do get that ... right?
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  1473.  @lestrem11  You can't make everything better in just a few months. Period. You think Starmer is a liar because you choose to believe the propaganda of channels like this one. You do you though.
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  1474. You can't predict a crash.
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  1475. Neither is Dick here, who is actually from accounts.
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  1476.  @sososoprano1 Well over 150 negative anti labour videos since the day they got elected from a Corbynite. Who even does that. It's hate mate. There's a big difference.
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  1477.  @PaulJohnson-jb1td  How many anti-Labour videos since the election. He literally hates anything Labour does. Corbynite though. You wouldn't expect anything less.
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  1478. ​@ I'd prefer he was as least balanced and not so utterly biased. But I wouldn't expect any less from this disgruntled Corbynite tbh. People like Murphy will help Reform get in by spreading this hate. That's my main issue.
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  1479.  @terrorbilly1  Charity shops ( here in London ) now have vinyl specialists who price things, thing is though you're guaranteed they'll be keeping the best bits to flip themselves.
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  1480. "After the building to house it had been built." TF does this even mean?
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  1481. So what happens to say, Royals and families with old money, do those people also effectively lose everything after 120 years, and whose birthday exactly is this based on? I mean, interesting idea, but those with old money are never going to ever let this happen. I guess it could work as a % of their wealth though, for example they lose 90% after 120 years with some assets locked in and so still have a base to build on. ( handing back rent-able real estate would be good, getting rid of the hoarding landlords in one fell swoop ) Also who would control this social pot? I mean, massive corruption and even wars could start over that one.
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  1482.  @garyseconomics  I hear that, but it'd have to be collected and distributed from some kind of pot. And they'll always be someone skimming off the top somewhere. ;)
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  1483.  @BennJordan  I hear that 😂
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  1484. Lol, too funny.
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  1485.  @bakakafka4428  There are a ton of bots in this comment section.
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  1486. Because they want to get into power. The modus operandi here is to get rid of the Tories. You can't have some representative going off script during a debate and that driving the narrative for the next few weeks here.
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  1487.  @majorrush81  Google musk and gamer my friend, all will be revealed.
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  1488.  @majorrush81  Ahh, so it's all a conspiracy then. I get it now. /s. if it's actually needed.
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  1489. @ Why are you defending this muppet?
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  1490.  @therearenoshortcuts9868  Once they have this much wealth the only route after that is power. And when they don't get it they start to throw the their toys out of the pram I guess.
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  1491. ​ @yungteach  It shows what kind of person he is that it is inconsequential but he still has to pay people so he can look the best in world at it and then start messing with high level players twitter accounts when they call him out. It says a lot. But you do you with the confirmation bias.
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  1492. What do you mean becoming?
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  1493. His obvious points are already happening, pension funds are investing in housing stock. I mean, this is not something Muprhy just came up with.
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  1494. I live here. No they haven't.
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  1495. So how exactly do you nationalise the whole of the UK energy supply and what would that actually cost to the taxpayer. Let's see some actually accounting figures here. Easy to talk about, not so easy to implement.
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  1496. After watching the utter sh_tshow that happened yesterday you still want to support a populist like Farage? You truly are bonkers.
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  1497. @ Lol. Just like Brexit you'll get what you deserve.
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  1498. ​ @maxine1200  Nonsense. It will be catastrophic under Reform that's for sure. You people have no idea what you're voting for here but here's a clue.. they won't help you in any way shape or form.
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  1499. I like this channel, you answer the questions I've been asking for a long time. What I really want to know though is why Labour have about faced and decided to head down the route of austerity. Really scratching my head with that one?
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  1500.  @charliemoore2551  Genuinely good people are always dangerous to those in positions of power. Really.
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  1501.  @NoBSTradingAnalysis  Brexit is absolutely part of this problem.
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  1502.  @whysa4  What benefits, name them.
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  1503.  @er4767  Ahh the old everything is collapsing comment. The end is nigh. I mean, we're not quite there yet my friend.
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  1504.  @imagecollections6665  This is not true at all.
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  1505. So the markets have actually started to calm down, are we going to get another video reflecting this Gary?
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  1506.  @amleth_prince_of_denmark  no idea, never worked it out.
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  1507. Absolutely. Time, or more importantly the ability to be in control of your own time, is the greatest asset we have. It's why so many people are miserable in the corporate trap rat race.
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  1508. It's not a system that can just be fixed overnight.
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  1509. It is shocking how two tier this is: Far right acts of violence are treated as thungery whilst islamic extremism is treated as terrorism. Maybe far right acts of violence and calls to overthrow government should also be treated as domestic terrorism.
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  1510. Jordan Peterson... really!?
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  1511.  @aaroningl  I'm asking the questions here?
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  1512. ​ @masterbarnard  "Many immigrants are coming from far less equal and egalitarian cultures" Wow. Immigration is just a convenient scapegoat for the real crap that's going on in the UK though. I mean, if you voted for Brexit then you really don't have a leg to stand. Trouble is though there's a huge amount of institutionally racist and xenophobic people who think they're superior in this country, we just won't admit it.
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  1513.  @Google_Does_Evil_Now  Those who came after Thatcher have/had no intention of ever re-balancing anything, they've just continues her legacy.
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  1514. That was Liz Truss.
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  1515. Have you read Liam Byrne's book on Inequality Gary, do you have a take on it?
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  1516. Trump pretty much sues anyone and everyone that crosses him. Literally thousands of lawsuits over the last three decades. The guy is a complete parasite. The more worrying thing is that people actually voted for him en masse
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  1517. I remember watching this ( or one of your earlier videos ) and thinking trader, really hyped up, bit charged, yeah yeah? Only when I read your book I realised you didn't really get involved that way. ;) I did come back for more though. Congrats on 4 years.
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  1518. Labour are not far left. The Corbynites wanted it to be far left but it didn't happen and that's what split the party.
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  1519. ​ @TheDoosh79  No it 's not. You want things to change right? Then we need to start by first getting rid of the Tories. The only way to get rid of them in our first past the post, two party political system is to tactically vote for Labour. End of. Anything else, at present, is just a wasted vote.
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  1520.  @TheDoosh79  No it 's not. You want things to change right? Then we need to start by first getting rid of the Tories. The only way to get rid of them in our first past the post, two party political system is to tactically vote for Labour. End of. Anything else, at present, is just a wasted vote.
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  1521. Starmer didn't' cause the riots you idiot.
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  1522. Amazing documentary, shit audio mixing.
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  1523. Musk is messing for one reason only, because he can. He thinks he's omnipotent. It's dangerous AF.
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  1524.  @william_marshal  I mean, it's not like he's biased or anything. 🤣
    1
  1525. Society is out of control.
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  1526. ​ @StonedAF101 No one said car theft was new. But unless you've been living under a rock car then it's not hard to see that insurance is now out of control because of the levels of theft taking place. I mean, that's literally what this video is about.
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  1527. He'd tank the economy probably. But that's not happening, Corbyn was ousted a long time ago.
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  1528. @ It would have been a lot worse, you do remember the 2019 landslide election defeat don't you? Here, have another emoji for that 🤣
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  1529.  @BlyatimirPootin  Not my dear leader bud. But feel free to add something useful to the conversation.
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  1530. AI is just a tool. If you address it as such it can really help us with all sorts of problems from pharmaceutical to industrial, manufacturing and climate issues. The applications are endless. I presume though by imminent danger you're talking about AI and singularity, but we're nowhere near that yet. In fact we don't really know what "that" is yet. There's a lot of interesting reading on this though, Ray Kurzweil recons a few decades yet ( 2040's ) and makes for some interesting points, but not sure if I agree with everything he's saying.
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  1531. ​ @1ForTheShieldz nonsense
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  1532. I can justify spending £2K, just not on this really. I think I'd rather go with something like Polyend Play and Microcosm and have a bit of change left.
    1
  1533. Not Labours fault.
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  1534.  @chrisstanton-f2k  Shut up bot
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  1535. ​ @Shdirjfirisjdiridjdjdjdiebdie  No one asked for him to be removed apart from these right wing thugs. There is such a false narrative being driven online right now by the far right and online bots in every thread. They dont stand for and are not the voice of the majority of the UK that's for sure.
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  1536. That video yesterday was ridiculous. Like these things are somehow mutually exclusive. Utter nonsense.
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  1537.  @StanleyRestall  Well said, people here are just so ignorant about the way our system works.
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  1538. Just because the Greens have mentioned inequality doesn't mean they have a plan to do anything about it.
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  1539. Yep, the tech markets have pretty much recovered already from this blip. The big AI players like Palantir won't give a crap about this, they're back up already.
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  1540. The right wing are out on force in this comment section.
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  1541. To what end?
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  1542. He's just turning her into a populist target. He just hates Labour.
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  1543.  @silvafox7719  I would suggest you read the book "How Westminster Works"
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  1544. Wow, was tense just listening to that. Superb report as ever, thanks.
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  1545. Was just thinking that, would love to send this to Arbhar or Morphagene though a modulation grid.
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  1546.  @Bert-lw1ot  It's true.
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  1547. So many academic doom-sayers nowadays. Guess it's easy to appoint blame and point fingers when you're nowhere near a position of power and want backup your own rhetoric. Especially when you have your own YT channel.
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  1548. @ Financially it is. And that's the problem here.
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  1549. Oil was $147 in 2008, then it plunged to $30.
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  1550. Why, they controlled the riots.
    1
  1551.  @haldune38  I live in the UK. It's rubbish mate, this whole right wing bot driven narrative is utter nonsense. People rioted, they got locked up.
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  1552.  @savinggrace70  Patrick is a bot.
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  1553. Maybe we need a meter like the Fear/greed investor sentiment meter that instead measures Wellbeing. Maybe on scale of gloom to glee.
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  1554. They're cleaning up the Tory mess.
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  1555.  @SlowhandGreg  What kind of mass storage?
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  1556.  @lj6079  Are you actually denying that there were riots here or something?
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  1557.  @12235117657598502586  You need proof of the riots that went on?
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  1558.  @markwelch3564  Labour donations ( £14mill from private individuals and companies ) are nowhere near large enough to sway that decision.
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  1559.  @markwelch3564  Donations aren't enough for this kind of leverage. Not sure why they'd want austerity anyway, it's not like it's good for business.
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  1560. Exactly, always the modus operandi with this kind of startup.
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  1561. This not Starmers fault though, it a mess that's been inherited
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  1562. ​ @dna9838  I couldn't tell you how the algorithms actually work to be honest ( as I don't program them ) But personally I watch all sorts as I believe to form an accurate opinion you need to see all sides of the argument ( and not just hang out in echo chambers reinforcing your own belief system, ) and that in turn feeds me lots of cr!p I don't want to see. I also know the algos are skewed towards feeding you negative crap too because that's where the clicks live. But that's a whole other conversation.
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  1563. Gary is a realist. I'd rather see Gary with someone like Liam Byrne's who is actually talking sense.
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  1564.  @Betweoxwitegan  so what's the mechanism to do this? I mean a lot of these assets are hidden.
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  1565.  @Betweoxwitegan  You can hide the ownership of assets. You ever read the ICIJ Panama papers book. I highly recommend it. My point however is what is the mechanism to tax these assets?
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  1566.  @markturner5534  exactly, you can't get this from capital gains, the wealthy are hording their assets under trusts, offshoring, shell companies and other financial instruments, their wealth is literally ghosted so what mechanism exactly can actually be used to go after them?
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  1567. Hush sentencing for hush money.
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  1568. Starmer was not the reviewing lawyer in charge of probing the Savile allegations and there is no evidence to suggest Starmer, then DPP of the CPS, was directly involved in the decision not to prosecute Jimmy Savile. ( via Reuters Fact check )
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  1569.  @1953suz  He wasn't involved, go look at the reuters fact checker on this, I can't link anything here.
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  1570. You do not understand how foreign aid works. At all.
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  1571. Ain't you joining the Collective
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  1572. What an idiot. Doesn't anyone train these bots to actually spell?
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  1573. The Greens and their policies have contributed to economic struggles, energy shortages, and industrial decline in Germany. In respect to that they've declined in popularity
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  1574.  @robmaslen6446  I thought you were talking about Greens in Germany. What I said is true in respect to that. The Greens in the UK couldn't run a bath.
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  1575. @matthewdobson100 I never mentioned Reform, Reform would be an utter joke.
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  1576. What a bloody state this thread is to be honest, miserable gits in this country nowadays.
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  1577.  @zetectic7968  He's not as afraid as you think, did he just bow down to the right wing media over means testing the winter fuel allowance. No, he didn't.
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  1578.  @charliemoore2551  Did he. Sure.
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  1579. Murphy constantly talks populist rubbish. It's pretty much what this channel is.
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  1580. ​ @DrMattBug  But it is the case here
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  1581.  @DrMattBug  And yet you felt the need to reply....
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  1582.  @DrMattBug  Do some research on Murphy and Corbyn, then make up your mind if this guy doesn't have an anti-Labour propaganda axe to grind. I think you'll find that he does.
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  1583. we don't have infinite immigration.
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  1584. Musk doesn't give a crap, he knows exactly what he's doing. He's just trying to disrupt because he can. Guy's dangerous AF.
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  1585. There hasn't been a stock crash.
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  1586. Sit down, let me tell you a story about this bloke they called Hitler and what he stood for.
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  1587.  @lonevoice  Well you're wrong. It's most definitely being discussed, as is the economy.
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  1588. ​ @lonevoice  Look, it's easy for someone Murphy to bark from the sidelines on a YT channel ( as someone nowhere near any position of power ) with some untested MMT solution that could lead to inflation of even hyperinflation. I mean, great. The actual reality though is a different game altogether.
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  1589.  @lonevoice  ​ Look, it's easy for someone like Murphy to bark from the sidelines ( as someone nowhere near any position of power ) with some untested MMT solution that could lead to inflation of even hyperinflation. I mean, great. The actual reality though is a different game altogether.
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  1590. @tlangdon12 I agree that Labour are not very good with engaging the public, that's actually being discussed within Labour party members at present ( I know, I've heard it. ) It doesn't mean they're not discussing issues though.
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  1591.  @tlangdon12  What skills exactly does Murphy have over someone already advising the Gov like say, John Van Reenen ( who's a world renowned LSE Phd Professor of economics )
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  1592. This is not anything like a dictatorship, you're delusional if you think it is.
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  1593. Yep. Agreed.
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  1594.  @thomas316  Labour under Corbyn was an absolute mess. It would have been a disaster if they'd got in. They were defeated en masse in 2019 though, people seem to have forgotten this. There would have been videos decimating Murphy and Corbynomics all over the internet if they had though, that's for sure.
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  1595.  @thomas316  Labour under Corbyn was an absolute mess. It would have been a disaster if they'd got in. They were defeated en masse in 2019 though, people seem to have forgotten this.
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  1596. Corbyn did that, Labour were decimated in 2019 because of him. People seem to forget this.
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  1597. Corbyn did that all by himself.
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  1598. Truth and power lol. This is one persons opinion.
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  1599. ​@alinaqirizvi1441 Tell me you know nothing about AI without telling me you know nothing about AI.
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  1600. @alinaqirizvi1441 It's just a chatbot.
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  1601. @alinaqirizvi1441 It's just a chatbot.
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  1602. @alinaqirizvi1441 It is just a chatbot.
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  1603. How can you tell? /Very serious question here.
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  1604. Thanks bot
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  1605. Clueless
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  1606.  @Andygb78  Absolutely not.
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  1607. I haven't noticed this at all, maybe iI've been lucky. Firefox user with Ublock.
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  1608.  @Jon_lad  We've had robots for decades now in the UK
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  1609.  @Build_Secrets  Do you have any proof that this will cause hard working farmer to sell their land because this is exactly the kind of noise the wealthy would put out there to cover their backs.
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  1610. I think inflation had been a lot more than this in real terms. I mean supermarket prices and have shot though the roof and that's just one metric, and they ain't going down.
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  1611.  @mellowmarkable  My weekly shopping hasn't been falling, it's still going up and up. I mean, statistically it might appear to be, IRL though is just isn't. And then there's the shrinkflation that's going on.
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  1612.  @mellowmarkable  I already know this. What's your point here?
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  1613.  @welshfire7926  The only way we'll fall here if if these far right idiots get their way. But they're a minority so that'll never happen.
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  1614.  @neilpike6758  Careful what you wish for really.
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  1615. ​ @Matt-ty3hr well said
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  1616. ​ @vgstb what lies exactly?
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  1617. The care home industry has been sold on to asset management ( private equity ) companies now. They're just cleaning up in the UK.
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  1618. ​ @bobsocks7575  Because Trump wants rid of the vote. "you won't need it any more"
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  1619.  @bobsocks7575  Cos Trump wants rid of the vote.
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  1620. This absolutely shows us that populism is not the answer though.
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  1621. Removing the dollar as the World's Reserve Currency would kill their trade deficit and cause a massive worldwide financial collapse. Love or hate the US I'm not sure anyone would want that.
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  1622.  @andielines  Not really, not on any scale that's likely to affect the US economy. The US economy is strong at present. ( although Trump loves to push the opposing rhetoric that it's weak and only he can fix it )
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  1623. We already build cheap housing, we just sell them at high prices.
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  1624. Supply and demand, greedy estate agents, buy to let, Air B&B, investment groups, sold off and never replaced housing stock. Lot's of metrics.
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  1625. @ Nonsense, there are many metrics that have led us to where we are with our housing market, not just supply and demand. I've literally just outlined some of them.
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  1626. Ironically the largest electricity generation company in the UK is owned by the French ( EDF ) who use us to subsidise their energy cost. Go figure eh.
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  1627. Ironical our biggest electricity generator is own by the French ( EDF ) who use us to subsidise their energy costs. Go figure eh.
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  1628. Hate subscription models. I work in music and video and everything is now subscription. It's a joke.
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  1629. This is nonsense. Trump can't sack or remove Powell without "Cause". Trump taking over the fed is verging on conspiracy theory.
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  1630. It mean significant pension money ( £80bn ) is opened up for investment into UK projects yes. Murphy (as always ) paints a bad picture of the current government here, but if we want change and economic growth then we need investment in the UK.
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  1631. Unfortunately it's easier said then done for a lot of people as fear of loss is a powerful emotional driver. You see a bargain, the seller tells you other people want it, this creates a real sense of urgency and sometimes all common sense just goes out of the window. Classic sales technique driving a scam.
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  1632. So did my investments, but the fact that they did so on the back of Trump getting into power is unsettling to say the least. I'd rather that hadn't happened tbh.
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  1633.  @krisfraser6181  Lol. Not going to happen.
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  1634.  @krisfraser6181  My investments are long term bud they've been down as well as up long before this election result. I'm not going to just take profits and give them away just because you say so or because Trump got into power. Sure I'm laughing here.
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  1635.  @krisfraser6181  Lol.
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  1636. This is not a majority view, this is the view of far right thugs. Why defend them?
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  1637. Beautiful but I so wish the Polybrute had an extra oscillator that was a granular sampler like Pigments has. Still though, I'm pretty much sold. I want one badly.
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  1638. lol
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  1639. @michaelmayo3127 He has, I mean even the Daily Mail and others has been praising him. To say he's done nothing is absurd.
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  1640. @@michaelmayo3127. My original comment is that you were trying to compare Starmer to Chamberlain. I think that's nonsense.
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  1641.  @theolddog5129  That's a different thing, If you've paid NI your whole life ( at present ) you can expect a state pension for what it's worth. This is me deciding on my own level of risk with a workplace pension.
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  1642.  @theolddog5129  ​ The state pension is a pittance anyway but that's besides the point, my argument here is that I would like to have the option to invest my workplace pension myself instead of feeding it one of the behemoth companies who are making fortunes off the back of the fact we have no choice but to use them. Maybe they could even implement a further tax credit if I chose to invest in UK companies.
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  1643.  @malcolm8564  The EU are doing this, idiots in this country voted to leave that system.
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  1644.  @Yorkshire-z5v  FB has s 3.07 billion monthly active users, it's hardly for the children.
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  1645. We have the option to NOT buy Tesla. Like I have the option to now not buy anymore Apple gear. /its pissing me off that my 2018 macbook pro is already failing.
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  1646. We have our own defence contractors so you imagine wrong.
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  1647. No we don't. Lol.
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  1648.  @frank-pp8tp  Not as crazy as saying "we stand with Musk" LMFAO!
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  1649.  @frank-pp8tp  Not as crazy as saying you stand with Elon. Lol.
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  1650. ​ @frank-pp8tp  The guy is lying though his back teeth. No need for me to explain that to you though, you need to work it out for yourself.
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  1651. This is fascinating thanks. So where do the national debt figures actually come from then?
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  1652. Business has been all about maximising profit for decades now. It's getting worse though with Private equity firms and investment management groups using leveraged buyouts and venture capital to literally scoop up successful businesses, trim the fat and maximise profit.. I'd suggest reading the book: Barbarians at the gate. If you want some history as to how we ended up where we are. Enshittification for the many, huge fees for the few.
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  1653.  @onandon-nq1zw  Now now, don't you go ruining a good echo chamber with facts.
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  1654. Go away. FFS. I mean, you think it's bad now.
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  1655.  @watts18269  It could be a lot worse for sure. Just vote those muppets in and see.
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  1656.  @watts18269  It could be a lot worse, just vote these muppets in and find out for yourself I guess.
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  1657. He started hiding the data he didn't like from government sites the last time around. Who knows what he'll do this time, he has Musks whole propaganda machine to play with.
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  1658. It is, the bond markets have dropped sand the markets are calming. I mean, isn't this something you'd like to see?
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  1659.  @timothyrussell4445  he says, as Palantir jumps another 10% at opening.
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  1660.  @Redf322  There's a Byline Times article: All the Big Government Reforms the Media Hasn’t Been Telling You About. Maybe go and read it.
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  1661.  @Redf322  Byline times: All the Big Government Reforms the Media Hasn’t Been Telling You About.. Read it.
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  1662. @ Byline times: All the Big Government Reforms the Media Hasn’t Been Telling You About.. Read it. FFS This comment keeps being deleted, maybe this one will stick.
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  1663. Byline times: All the Big Government Reforms the Media Hasn’t Been Telling You About.. Read it.
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  1664. Nonsense.
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  1665. @robmaslen6446 It's a reaction to your populist rant.
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  1666. Reform. Don't be daft. The only thing they're trying to reform is Farage's career.
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  1667. @ Andy-kj1rc You'll get what you deserve then.
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  1668. @Rtype90mk2 You don't have to love Labour to support them. And you call me a tool. Dumb lizard brain. 🤣
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  1669. @Rtype90mk2 Cope
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  1670. @Rtype90mk2 You really think that was a term of endearment. You're thicker than I thought.
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  1671. @Rtype90mk2 You think 🤡
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  1672. @Rtype90mk2. 🤡
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  1673. @william_marshal Of course they won't notice, have you seen the amount of anti-labour noise here.
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  1674.  @skasteve6528  When it comes to commercial AI ( not just ChatGDP but the industrial level tech ) and say Nvidia then they're so far ahead in the market that there really isn't any competition.
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  1675.  @jacobh793  This whole comments section is full of xenophobic British people. It's rife here.
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  1676. ROFL. Do you even know who he is?
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  1677. There are rare earth minerals in Ukraine, not a huge amount but they're there. The do however have significant significant natural gas reserves, uranium, Iron ore and several major pipelines ( the most important being the Brotherhood Pipeline for transporting Russian natural gas to Europe ) running straight through.
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  1678.  @NoMoreVoxPops  Lol.
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  1679. She's not honest, she's a bigot who stayed around to get elected again.
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  1680. Same here, Kindle sale.
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  1681. And then what, it doesn't suddenly cancel out the debt.
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  1682.  @Redf322  So basically a huge shift in capital from the state to the owners. If Labour did this they've be absolutely creamed. And if not who exactly would buy these 30 year bonds at 3% without the post WW2 sentiment there was back then. As per usual Murphy is full of pie in the sky unworkable solutions, like it's all some easy fix problem.
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  1683. Getting really fat from a banquet the artists feed them and throwing them the bones in return. About the size of this really, would could possibly go wrong.
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  1684.  @ricochet2977  Actually no, this dates back to Thatcher if you're going there.
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  1685. ​ @ricochet2977  deregulation of banks, smashing unions, destroying industry and associated communities implementing neoliberalism, ending apprenticeships, selling off social housing, prevented local authorities from investing the money in new housing, squandered North Sea oil revenues. And that's off the top of my head. Take your pick. The reason the UK is where it is now is because of Thatcher. Don't expect you to understand that though.
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  1686.  @ricochet2977  deregulation of banks, smashing unions, destroying industry and associated communities implementing neoliberalism, ending apprenticeships, selling off social housing, prevented local authorities from investing the money in new housing, squandered North Sea oil revenues. And that's off the top of my head. Take your pick. The reason the UK is where it is now is because of Thatcher. Don't expect you to understand that though.
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  1687. @ Redf322. He's biased AF.
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  1688. @Redf322 And this is my opinion.
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  1689. Lol. Murphy is such a ranting pub bore.
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  1690. Printing money = higher inflation.
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  1691.  @temperr.haring3508  in this situation, definitely.
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  1692.  @temperr.haring3508  In this case it probably would though.
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  1693.  @kevinsyd2012  You don't say. /s
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  1694.  @chickenfooker74  he is a bit of a doomer though.
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  1695.  @roykowalski4125  Because not everyone thinks like this.
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  1696.  @xcalstl  leave it out. Lol.
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  1697.  @xcalstl  Clueless.
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  1698.  @adamscottprice  The Greens have zero track record of running anything in this country and some of their policies are ridiculous, they'd be a disaster. The other option isn't even worth mentioning.
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  1699. Amazing thanks.
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  1700. Watching the iphone keynote was like ticking off the new features of a Samsung S24.
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  1701. Far right If it looks like a pig, and it squeals like a pig.. it tends to be a pig mate.
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  1702.  @tonykelpie  I dont think they know either tbh.
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  1703. I'm more worried about the sheer amount of bots on these threads driving a completely false narrative.
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  1704.  @sunsets7201  wrong
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  1705.  @nello7066  I've explained above. Go back and read it.
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  1706.  @evelyncraig7243  Pensioners do come first, there's the triple lock. Also pensions and foreign aid are not mutually exclusive here you know.
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  1707.  @evelyncraig7243  You really are clueless.
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  1708. Lol.
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  1709.  @brelshar4968  Bots or dimwits. Either or.
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  1710. Dear me, get shot of these AMS400K comments, it's all a scam.
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  1711. @quillo2747  you're literally just a making this up to throw in an anti immigration angle.
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  1712. @ MaRi-Br1984 Who Murphy's past? Sure I know all about that.
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  1713. @ tobydawes6007 He's not though, Murphy is literally making up his own lies for clickbait here.
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  1714.  @mjw59000  Glad you departed your wisdom on us all. The worlds is a better place for it. Great work!
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  1715. What are you even on about, he did.
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  1716.  @MemeShinobi  In the right wing riots lately he did. He's also going to put more police on the streets. Regardless though the violence in our society is decades of rot and neglect, hardly the current PM's fault that is it.
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  1717. ​ @MemeShinobi  Exactly he's sorting things out.
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  1718.  @MemeShinobi  I said it wasn't his fault not that it wasn't his problem.
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  1719.  @MemeShinobi  Lol. Are you actually for real. I must be talking to a bot here.
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  1720. Yeah, and we saw what happened after that.
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  1721. Limitarianism
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  1722.  @M2Mil7er  Where are you getting this from?
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  1723. @ Neither do you if think this will in any shape or form take down the US AI market, what you're saying is utter doomer nonsense.
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  1724. Because they realise they've been left a complete mess by the last set of muppets.
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  1725. Corbyn would have been a disaster for this country.
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  1726.  @markwelch3564  Did I say that?
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  1727. ​ @markwelch3564  100% confident. I went to a few Labour party meetings in West London area when the party was completely split, the hard left were clueless.
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  1728.  @markwelch3564  By implication no. And yes, I'm 100% confident Corbyn would have been a disaster for this country.
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  1729. Absolute FOMO. Get the guy to have the money sitting in an escrow account until you get the car though. If he won't then walk away.
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  1730. He's got some massive competition before he gets anywhere near worse PM ever. I mean, stop with the hyperbole, it's embarrassing.
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  1731.  @chethemerc7841  You can add a fair few Tories to that list. Thatcher for one.
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  1732.  @caskur1  It's hyperbole backed by your own political confirmation bias then. The reality is that he hasn't been in power anywhere near long enough to reach any kind of conclusion.
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  1733. ​ @chethemerc7841  Blair worse than Thatcher, are you actually delusional? 🤣
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  1734.  @caskur1  Excellent straw man argument there.
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  1735.  @caskur1  Ahh the old, I don't agree with you so therefore I'm a shill argument. Too funny.
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  1736. Spam.
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  1737. Spam Bot thread.
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  1738. @mit6635 The Gov haven't even done this though. At present this is just a nonsense rage-bait video.
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  1739. Why, he's not a politician and he's not in power.
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  1740.  @Redf322  lol. Murphy was, for sure, a supporter of Corbyn i. e. a Corbynite.
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  1741.  @Redf322  I don't think you understand who Murphy is when it comes to Corbyn, maybe do a little googling eh.
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  1742. Of course, Ironically when it come to critical thinking, this is a far left echo chamber.
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  1743. ​ @Redf322  Sure. You go with that.
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  1744. ​ @Redf322  You're the one with red in your name.
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  1745. The US stock market will pull back a little but then continue to increase. Depends what Trump does though. The FTSE I don't even look at.
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  1746. Look yourself, it's all there on the ISPA website.
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  1747.  @davidmcculloch8490  Sure davidmcculloch8490 and aaronogden9900, you both seem like a legit accounts. 🤣
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  1748.  @zetectic7968  So someone with an opinion that differs from yours is a troll now?
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  1749.  @mcrunk1977  These things are not mutually exclusive.
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  1750.  @stateazure  I think one of the issues with me and the ROLI was editing the sheer amount of data it generated. I found that correcting the slightest thing made the performance just sound unnatural. Basically I had to either replay the part or just cut and paste the whole thing as one.
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  1751. MP's pay is decided by IPSA ( Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority ) it's not decided by MP's at all.
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  1752. @ No it's not. Lol.
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  1753. @ Some of the MP's I know never stop working. Do you actually know any yourself?
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  1754.  @johnristheanswer  He did. He then change his comment to suit, see other response.
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  1755. I'd be scared to leave a GT3 RS parked anywhere. I mean, that or some stupid donk will just scratch it up.
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  1756.  @iangirling6317  It shows how much people are dumb sheep.
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  1757.  @kinggeoffrey3801  Financial literacy is purposely not taught in this country, the wealthy don't want us to have any piece of their pie.
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  1758. lol
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  1759. You want to really see what a drop does? Next time you're backstage at a festival go have a look at the load meters on the PA generators when the bass drops in :)
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  1760. I don't think the government actually have a plan. Their thinking is short-termist at best.
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  1761. We do, we have select committees who scrutinise government policy using Academics and researchers who are regularly called up to provide evidence and expertise in many different areas.
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  1762.  @awestrope74  I believe that if we change to a democratic system of proper government oversight and away from this system of self serving political thieves and their cronies then we may, one day, have a more balanced system where the money is spent in a much fairer way. I mean, our unelected prime minister is a billionaire FFS. What is that even about? He has no interest what-so-ever in serving the "People"
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  1763. You're conveniently talking about this like the UK is isolation here, meanwhile rising US Treasury yields have created ripple effects right across global bond markets and our own bond markets are susceptible to this. Can you imagine how much worse this would be however if the Gov tried to fix our economy by buying bonds. Sound familiar here? Ironically your idea Mr Murphy probably would have just tanked us.
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  1764. That's the funniest thing I've read all day 🤣🤣
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  1765. Came out in the Telegraph. Says it all really.
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  1766. No, no it's not.
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  1767. Ban miserable gits.
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  1768. He'll run the economy hot for 4 years making everyone think they're doing really well and leave an absolute mess for the next time the democrats get in.
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  1769. Love this series, thanks.
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  1770. Times have changed since a century ago. Who do you support then Richard?
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  1771.  @clivefarmer5200  Nonsense.
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  1772.  @clivefarmer5200  that doesn't even make any sense.
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  1773. @ A lot of self employed have been moved to PAYE over the last few years. See IR35.
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  1774. Bots can't vote.
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  1775.  @StephLoxely  Cos they didn't win any of the seats. Thank gawk though, Farage running the UK would be an utter farce.
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  1776. He didn't seem to have much problem with needles before.
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  1777. ​ @Conii-vc8ef  Woosh
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  1778.  @michaelpearl-r8w  They're nothing like the conservatives.
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  1779.  @michaelpearl-r8w  It's not like old Labour for sure, times have moved on. They're nothing like the conservatives though. People love saying this, it makes for a nice soundbite, but it's not true.
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  1780.  @michaelpearl-r8w  why do you keep doubling down on this comment, they're not the same party. Period.
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  1781.  @bakakafka4428  Rubbish. It's not whataboutism at all. You just learned a new buzzword and decided to use it.
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  1782. ​ @bakakafka4428 ahh OK, so I'm far right now because I called you out. Lol. No idea.
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  1783. ​ @bakakafka4428  ahh OK. So I'm far right because I called you out. Lol, the irony.
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  1784.  @bakakafka4428  So because I called you out you've now deflected and called me Far Right ( which is complete nonsense FTR ) Ironic though 🤣
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  1785. Hideous trouble lol.
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  1786. ​ @PolygonSwan this place is very much that, although there are more and more Reform voters starting to gather here I've noticed.
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  1787. Better than what you would have voted for I'm guessing.
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  1788.  @MikeEves  I reckon you went for reform.
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  1789.  @MartinParsons-tr6wi  I didn't' vote reform, not a chance in hell.
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  1790. It's utter nonsense to compare the UK to what's going on on the US right now. Trump is just completely out of control.
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  1791.  @kevinsyd2012  There arn't enough jobs to force people into work. I think you'll also find that most unemployed don't actually want to be unemployed. Unless, of course, you get your rhetoric from the Daily Mail.
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  1792. "Notting Hill Carnival URGED to be MOVED to Hyde Park " Don't be daft, it's a free street carnival that is enjoyed by up to 1million people per day over two days. The crime rate is tiny in comparison to the turnout. Not that this will ever happen but it'd be utter tosh as a ticketed hyde park event.
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  1793. ​ @yulgerulaitis3409  regardless of that happening this is still an event that is enjoyed by up to 1million people per day over two days. You do get that right?
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  1794. Feels like so many things in this country are just racketeering now.
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  1795. ​@ There is actually a gov roadmap for the biggest expansion of nuclear power for 70 years. ( can't link here which is annoying ) It'll take us from 4 to 24GW. Nuclear plants take years to build though so we're talking 2050 here.
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  1796.  @brentoconner2537  Right wing thugs.
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  1797.  @GEOFFREYHUNTER-t6n  They were too busy dealing with the far right thugs.
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  1798. Labour do have a policy to fix this.
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  1799.  @stephenclipper  Nothing flew over my head at all thanks. The money earmarked by Labour to help fix this issue isn't even mentioned in this video. Maybe watch it first eh.
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  1800. Are you actually for real here?
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  1801. Perhaps they want some solid investment for the UK.
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  1802. No, no it doesn't.
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  1803. ​ @col.hertford9855  Reform would be be hideous. The hard left are saying absolutely nothing
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  1804. ​ @latuafacilitanonsemplifica  What does that have to do with anything I wrote?
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  1805. ​ @SineN0mine3  You really think Gary isn't still trading and investing here? In fact he is, he's said many times that he still is. The two are not mutually exclusive.
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  1806.  @TorstigHjalmr  YT removes comments for many reasons. Non of which I've managed to figure out yet.
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  1807. Post WW2 there was huge sentiment to rebuild the country again, that doesn't exist now. And who exactly would buy the 30 yr Government bonds needed to do this at 3% then?
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  1808. Wow. Now ban X, it's a cesspit.
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  1809.  @paultaylor7082  Well said,
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  1810.  @justanorthernsoul9135  Same daft rhetoric over and over. Either bots, or dimwits incapable of thinking for themselves. Either way, just looking stupid really.
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  1811.  @yasuke1280  You seem to have dropped your emoji 😂 would you like it back so you can laugh at your own stupidity?
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  1812. Where are you from in the UK?
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  1813. Jeebus!! Must admit I always wondered how some of those lofi hiphop "artists" had millions of plays with only one song release ( which is pretty much impossible )
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  1814. How will Labour pave the way for a resurgence in the far right? I mean, it might happen and already has since Brexit but no way can you blame Labour for that.
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  1815.  @Martin-ro2ns  The only people we've actually been betrayed by is the Tories, and we need to get them out. Blaming Starmer for something that hasn't even happened is a bit of stretch to say the least though.
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  1816. Actually 18650 batteries ( the same as in many vapes )
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  1817. He gives the impression he hates Labour. Well it's not an impression really, he just does.
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  1818. You know that politicians salaries are decided by the IPSA right?
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  1819.  @Ace_Jambo  Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority
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  1820. ​ @Ace_Jambo  You're welcome.
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  1821. Start your own party then.
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  1822. It's not just here, it's YT in general. They don't want a two sided discussion seemingly. It's infuriating.
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  1823. Shorting the S&P 😅
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  1824. @ Why would you even short the S&P?
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  1825. @ This is not Richards idea.
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  1826. I live in West London, if BT had their way we wouldn't have any fibre lines at all in our area. BT having a monopoly over our entire networking backbone is an awful idea.
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  1827. Delusional. I mean, careful what you wish for.
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  1828. Lol wut.
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  1829. I did the same thing during lock down, bought a pair of Bauer X2.7's for a bit of fitness, quickly swapped to a pair of Powerslide Evo's for the streets though, way more comfortable. Would have bought a pair of Powerslide Reign Ares 80's hockey skates, but trying to find anything during lockdown was impossible.
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  1830.  @oiausdlkasuldhflaksjdhoiausydo  Your comment is baseless.
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  1831. I found that site mentioned for key programming in 10 seconds. I mean, ridiculous.
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  1832. Did you not get enough attention as a child or something?
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  1833.  @terminator565  wtf does that have anything to do with what I said?
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  1834. ​@matthewdobson100 I don't think most people understand PR either to be honest. In respect to that I don't believe there would be more of a turnout.
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  1835. You're back on Bitwig. Knew you couldn't stay away :)
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  1836. lol
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  1837. Lol. Who would replace him with then?
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  1838.  @DavidWilliams-p1n  Farage couldn't run a bath 🤣
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  1839. Nonsense take.
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  1840. MMT is completely untested theory. It would literally be experimenting with the whole of the UK economy. What could possibly go wrong.
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  1841. Anyone have any empirical evidence that MMT actually works.
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  1842.  @col.hertford9855  MMT is untested nonsense. Some of the best economists in the world have called it economically illiterate.
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  1843.  @branduusituuli  Can you imagine the sentiment in the UK if they actually tried MMT. Oh they've give us some money, great. But...now they're taxing it back!!! It'd go down like a bag of spanners.
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  1844. I'm predicting that Trump will try to burn the economy white hot to change the sentiment and make everyone ( in the US ) feel like they're better off. He's already fed the lie that the US economy is in really terrible shape ( which it's not ) How he's going to do this only time will tell. The thing is though that'll leave a mess for the next government to sort out. It's wasn't rocket science to predict that he was getting back in though, you only had to read the sentiment on places like Reddit if you looked for it.
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  1845. @ You're welcome.
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  1846. @ MMT is nonsense untested theory.
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  1847. Did you even watch the video.
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  1848.  @inertGas23562  My emotions are fine thanks.
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  1849.  @HunteronX  If he'd back off with the arrogant salt he'd probably be worth listening to. 😆
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  1850. @freedomwarrior7319. Cope.
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  1851. @freedomwarrior7319 Would you like a tissue to wipe the tears away?
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  1852. @freedomwarrior7319 Ironic.
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  1853. @freedomwarrior7319. Treble ironic, you'll run out of tissues in a minute bud. Would you like more.
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  1854. @freedomwarrior7319 Cope
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  1855. Careful what you wish for.
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  1856.  @Redf322  People don't want far left policies either.
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  1857.  @markwelch3564  It's the far right we have to worry about.
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  1858. The tories have caused this, the f... are you even on it.
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  1859. @colinc8966 "little new in the way of a change of events." You 're kidding right, Muprhy completely skirted over the whole Starmer. Zelenski, EU thing last week entirely because he can't force himself to say anything positive about Labour. It's laughable.
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  1860. The duke of Westminster paid zero inheritance tax on a £9bn inherited fortune back in 2016. The rich literally don't ever pay it. I mean, Labour just got destroyed for trying to address this. It'll never change.
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  1861. You were doing 30 mph on rollerblades??
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  1862. Exactly.
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  1863. And then what?
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  1864.  @robertdewar1752  Well sure, if we had fusion that'd be nice too, but we don't.
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  1865. ​ @SlowhandGreg  That's one hell of a lot of batteries you're going to need there.
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  1866.  @SlowhandGreg  You're going to need one hell of a lot of batteries here.
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  1867.  @SlowhandGreg  Lol. I know how the grid works bud.
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  1868. UBI will just be countered with inflation and price Increases.
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  1869.  @keithparker1346  In the UK it absolutely will, this country is greedy, the money will just be absorbed by landlords etc. I don't want handouts from the state though, I just want a fair and affordable society.
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  1870.  @keithparker1346  It'll be absorbed into the economy by greed.
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  1871. Shut up.
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  1872. Love these videos, keep them coming. ;)
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  1873. Lol. No they're not.
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  1874. Jeebus, do you ever stop with the salt.
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  1875.  @rewdwarf123  Sure it's possible, but to say it's not possible is quite the statement.
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  1876.  @richardpaine5923  So if we don't live in a democracy, what do you think we live in?
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  1877.  @GregorSass-Ranitz  What exactly are you replying to here?
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  1878.  @GregorSass-Ranitz  Sadiq Khan mate, not Rishi Sunak. But yeah, Kahn didn't cause any of this although plenty of right wing idiots seem to think that he did.
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  1879.  @GregorSass-Ranitz Commie LMFAO. This has been going on for decades mate. You blind or something? Tory policies.
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  1880.  @JuiceIVStat  No, this is saying the markets are essentially unpredictable in nature.
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  1881. ​ @JuiceIVStat  Whether you're impressed or not is irrelevant.
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  1882.  @JuiceIVStat  Nah, markets being unpredictable is not an irrelevant point lol.
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  1883. That tweet on Chequers and Starmer, very classy Richard. FFS. Such a troll.
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  1884.  @cuprashoe  Please explain how this is Labours fault so we can have a good laugh?
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  1885. Far right publication don't like left leaning politician. Surprising that. 🤣
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