Comments by "Stephen Jon" (@stephenjon3502) on "" video.

@NM-qt3oi Very long. I won't vote for a party that wants to get their hands on the NHS and can't explain how they will pay for things with a 20k tax allowance.
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That's great you are standing for what you believe in Fay. Can you tell me who's paying for the private healthcare vouchers? Do you think the UK will survive more than 12 months by giving people a 20k tax allowance?
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Are you still going on about no deal? The UK is on it's arse already. You might be happy paying 40% extra for everything but those of us with a brain aren't!
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@billsmith3771 One thing I didn't agree with Mick Lynch and Eddie Dempsey was the unions stance on Brexit. Other than that we need more union reps like them in this country.
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@billsmith3771 Yes Bill, agree with that one but he was a strong brexiteer which has now hindered his union campaigning as not before long the working classes won't have any rights left. The fools talking about scraping human rights and right to protest or strike might need them one day. They are being led down a rabbit hole. Any brexiteer who thinks they are patriotic need to look the meaning up.
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I value the NHS too much to vote for them Bronda.
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@brondahawkins9264 Terrible Bronda, but if you think that Reform will be the answer with the magic private healthcare vouchers and a 20k tax allowance you are mistaken. They want their hands on it to turn it private. How do people think that paying less tax will keep the country afloat? Within 12 months we will be like Greece 2.0
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@80PercentScottish Not really. How will the UK be able to pay for anything? Keep spending and inflation rises. It's in one hand and out the other. What needs to be done is raise taxes for the rich and get the self employed to pay more. No more putting everything they can through the books. If they want sick rights then no problem, just get them to pay more N.I. contributions. Don't pay any tax or keep having loopholes and we will end up like Greece did. A simple way of boosting the economy was to stay in the EU. Look at the fisherman and farmers now up in arms.
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