Comments by "ozzie2612" (@ozzie2612) on "'Actually mate, you've lied to us': Angela Rayner blasts Boris Johnson for cost of living crisis" video.

  1. right as all ways
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  2.  @lestrem11  labour are against slavery
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  3.  @XENONEOMORPH1979  so you voted for a poorer nation with no say in companies that supply our energy and water
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  4. you do know it is bojo with the power to do something
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  5. I live in an area with many people unemployed but I cannot think of one who wouldn't rather be working. My own son is a single father raising three sons, he does work but has to rely on UC because he cannot get a decent wage to support his family. UC is a nonesense in this day and age, instead of the government subsidising employers they should be making them pay a proper living wage. I cannot fathom why anyone with a smidgin of a social conscience would ever vote Tory when they demonise the poorest and reward the wealthy at every turn.
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  6. and?
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  7.  @drewu213  so what in opposition not in govt
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  8. ye if you hate living
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  9.  @XENONEOMORPH1979  Sunak is a billionaire yet he charged £13,000 on parliamentary expenses to heat his swimming pool.
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  10.  @lestrem11  Rwanda will be paid to take on the UK’s obligations to provide safe refuge to those fleeing wars and persecution. The deal will include families, women and children. It will include deporting LGBT+ people – who turn to the UK for safety – to a country where gay and transgender people say that security officials accuse them of “not representing Rwandan values” and that those who are imprisoned are accused of “deviant behaviour that is harmful to the public.” Given that the UK government itself has expressed concerns about human rights abuses in Rwanda, it’s clearly been chosen due to its willingness to engage in a commercial transaction with the UK in asylum seekers, rather than its fitness to make judgements on asylum claims. The UK government is engaging in a cruel trick – any asylum seeker making their way to the UK will be regarded as “illegal” unless they use an approved route. Yet approved routes are capped and extremely restricted. Over the past year, we have seen terrible suffering in places like Afghanistan and Ukraine, and the inhumane and bureaucratic barriers built by the Home Office aim to prevent people seeking safety in the UK. So many in the UK have opened up their homes and their hearts to try and help. The government have responded by closing doors. This is the action of a prime minister without a moral compass and with no answer to our real problems. He won’t help families struggling to pay bills or buy food, but is prepared to pay millions to Rwanda in order to “get tough” on refugees.
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  11.  @joecarty8579  12 years of torys has stuffed us ,
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  12.  @XENONEOMORPH1979  yes if only we were still in the eu then a chat with them and their govt may not be met with laughter
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  13. very true
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  14.  @XENONEOMORPH1979  you said have a chat with them, hard luck fingers well and truly put up to us
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  15.  @XENONEOMORPH1979  you are full of tory lies , we have no control of anything
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  16. It well and truly beat me last elections, I mean, is everyone walking round wearing blinkers and ear plugs because I certainly knew what would happen if they got in, same as always lining their own pockets and London and stuff everyone else
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  17.  @XENONEOMORPH1979  We need, at the very least, a publicly owned energy company (take Bulb over because public funds are keeping it afloat) to provide the public with more options and provide the big energy companies with real competition. If this public company eventually takes over the whole market, for putting the public first and not shareholders, then that’d be fine by me.
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  18.  @XENONEOMORPH1979  EDF is state owned . . . By France 🇫🇷. Doing very well, it seems. The right format is state ownership with expert managers in daily charge.
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  19. Every time I think this Government can't sink any lower...they prove me wrong
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  20.  @crabby7668  they are doing fine and laughing at what they can charge us , well done france , anougher brexit benefit?
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  21. bojo, "He got us out of Brexit" - proof almost immediately that his mouth opens without having enough connections to his brain.
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  22. JRM is proof positive that you can put the child in school but you can't make it think.
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  23.  @crabby7668  and we have less say about it know than any time before , because of brexit
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  24.  @crabby7668  The sick fact is that they know exactly what they are doing. They shamelessly pretend to be fools, when they are anything but. They have been in power for 12years and this is where they have brought us. A government that cared for its citizens would have saved up the resources to mitigate unforseen difficulties. These people have spent their time lining their own pockets at our expense
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  25.  @crabby7668  Astounding. Those that prefer red on red fighting. Worker pitched against worker actually believe Tories are looking out for them. Well those that gave the Tories 80 majority red to blue have seen nothing yet, but they will and many will not vote them again. Nothing like learning the hard way. That 80 majority has caused great pain for many workers and yet have seen nothing yet worse jet to come. The Tories are the worst political party to obtain a 80 majority. More power to the Tories when require to have less.
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  26. The United Kingdom (for now)of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The only nation to have voted to leave the 21st century. Welcome back to the 1960s.
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  27.  @crabby7668  and the benefits for the working man in the last 3 years are??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
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  28.  @crabby7668  so labour have at least looked for people to help and not just hid in a fridge for the last 12 years
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  29.  @crabby7668  so the torys have done nothing for the working man .....and nor has brexit
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  30.  @crabby7668  Why do the Conservative MP's think that they should interfere with due processes that might or might not find criminal or illegal actions have taken place ..Why should laws be made up to protect wrongdoers .. and why should a Government seek to protect individuals who may have misled parliament or may have been involved in corruption. The public need protecting
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  31.  @crabby7668  I don't understand how anyone could doubt he misled Parliament. I know they have to go through the motions just to have it on record, but surely the question could be settled with a simple show of hands, it's that blatantly obvious. He lied repeatedly when questioned about parties that he attended and was photographed attending - there were no parties, then there may have been parties but all rules were followed, then there were parties but he didn't attend, then he did attend but didn't realise he was at a party or that this broke his own government's rules that he himself announced daily on TV for weeks...? Have they all been asleep, or hypnotised, or brainwashed, or do they just not care?
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  32.  @crabby7668  The Tories have been telling us how much they would like to make a bonfire 🔥 of EU rules. But wouldn’t it be ironic if Johnson and Truss were both brought down in flames by parliamentary rules. There’s a sort of poetic justice in that, don’t you think?
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  33.  @crabby7668  Johnson should’ve been fired after meeting Lebedev without his security detail. The fact he wasn’t casts a long shadow over everything that’s happened since
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  34. Cognitive Dissonance. These people have defended Boris for years and as the evidence mounts he’s a disaster these people’s ego’s literally can’t acknowledge they’ve been wrong the whole time It’s a toxic human trait. But a common one.
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  35. You know I'm not quite believing that I'm saying this but could Liz Truss actually be a contender to be a worse Tory Prime Minster than Boris Johnson before she's even been elected? Her polices are awful, she has an incredibly awkward personal presence, she's surrounded by the sort of people I would avoid at a party and I have little trust that she's any more honest than Johnson although perhaps in a more boring way. I thought the Tory barrel had been scrapped through to transparency but perhaps there is a rotten corner still to be exhumed.
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  36.  @crabby7668  except there is no evidence labour damages workers and most others , the torys well look at the last 12 years
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  37. You know I'm not quite believing that I'm saying this but could Liz Truss actually be a contender to be a worse Tory Prime Minster than Boris Johnson before she's even been elected? Her polices are awful, she has an incredibly awkward personal presence, she's surrounded by the sort of people I would avoid at a party and I have little trust that she's any more honest than Johnson although perhaps in a more boring way. I thought the Tory barrel had been scrapped through to transparency but perhaps there is a rotten corner still to be exhumed.
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  38.  @crabby7668  sorry my blinkers don't let me see 2 decades in the past , if you have a pair let me know how letting eu people effected our wages , do remember just how much the torys want your pay to not go up now we are out .
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  39.  @crabby7668  Most other European countries followed a sane economic policy and promptly restored productivity growth after the 2008-9 crash. Under Tory rule, the UK chose instead to maintain the minimum sustainable productivity gains needed to keep the economy at least running while siphoning off the proceeds to the owner class. This meant that the UK entered the global crisis caused by C19 without any buffers in place, suffered the greatest drop in both gross and net productivity among comparable economies and, because of Brexit, also had to start the recovery not only from a lower starting point but with fewer tools. As a consequence, even optimistic estimates now show zero GDP growth with an ever worsening trade position.
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  40.  @crabby7668  so your comment is wrong and you have no answers
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  41.  @sirfairplay9153  vote labour then
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  42. Soon British people will be begging Rwanda to take them in.
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  43. like when
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  44. The idea that two French people not showing up for work one morning can grind Dover to a halt is both comical and worrying in equal parts.
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  45.  @soloperformer5598  Most other European countries followed a sane economic policy and promptly restored productivity growth after the 2008-9 crash. Under Tory rule, the UK chose instead to maintain the minimum sustainable productivity gains needed to keep the economy at least running while siphoning off the proceeds to the owner class. This meant that the UK entered the global crisis caused by C19 without any buffers in place, suffered the greatest drop in both gross and net productivity among comparable economies and, because of Brexit, also had to start the recovery not only from a lower starting point but with fewer tools. As a consequence, even optimistic estimates now show zero GDP growth with an ever worsening trade position.
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  46.  @lestrem11  the transported people
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  47.  @lestrem11  think for a change
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  48.  @joecarty8579  after the tory bankers blown the countries economics
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  49.  @crabby7668  all tory tory lies , look at the voting records of mps and see you are totally wrong . just like net zero , without that what's the point
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  50.  @crabby7668  so you have no answers and you run scared of reality , ever thought about going for the tory leaders job, it will be on offer in 6 months time iam sure
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  51.  @crabby7668  you are welcome to try again . let me know how letting eu people effected our wages , do remember just how much the torys want your pay to not go up now we are out .
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  52.  @jjefferyworboys8138  so you call the state of the uk funny , shame that's all you torys have
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  53.  @nathanunitedheilbron5676  what answer is that to is she right or wrong
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  54.  @nathanunitedheilbron5676  why ?
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  55. Two prominent pollsters have indicated that the Conservatives are no longer seen as being better with the economy than Labour amongst the general public. If this is translated across to key voters, there will be no way back for the Tories. Voters generally accept that Labour are better at delivering on public services, so if they are also seen as being better with the economy, then we should be looking at the last parliament of this tory government, and just hoping they don't do too much damage with the time left to them.
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  56. he's not in power or though he did instruct the torys on the windfall tax
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  57.  @soloperformer5598  12 years of tory hurt
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  58.  @soloperformer5598  short for covid 19
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  59. funny how in 1 day you must feel stupid from your comment that you posted
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  60.  @bakedbean37  brilliant
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  61.  @jjefferyworboys8138  we will wait and see. in the land of the blind the 1 eyed man is king , well done gordon
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  62.  @harveydontell777  fare point
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  63.  @crabby7668  you are welcome to try again . let me know how letting eu people effected our wages , do remember just how much the torys want your pay to not go up now we are out .
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  64.  @XENONEOMORPH1979  how did that chat go , ahahhahahaha
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  65.  @crabby7668  so the uk is the worse off than Europe thanks all to do with the torys and you can't see why or answer any of my questions . ok
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  66.  @everready800  we only need solutions from the party in power but after 12 long years most of us have gave up hope with them ....
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  67. Soon British people will be begging Rwanda to take them in.
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  68.  @garyspruce7736  they didn't effect your pay
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  69.  @garyspruce7736  and that never happened , there is no evidence that skilled labour was ever kept back on pay due to e.u workers .
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  70.  @garyspruce7736  it still didn't keep wages down
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  71.  @garyspruce7736  no evidence that skilled jobs were kept low on pay
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  72.  @garyspruce7736  never a surplus of skilled labour that's why we have never made enough houses to keep up with demand . since the eu workers left it's interesting to see all these builders coming of site in their rolls-royces
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  73.  @dragonfly6908  shame they can't afford the fuel to cook or they sold the cooker to pay a bill , but a least you are thinking how to help the poor unlike the govt
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  74.  @dragonfly6908  no they don't
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  75.  @dragonfly6908  doesn't help when YOU are way off the mark to start with
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  76.  @dragonfly6908  and every sane person alive
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  77.  @dragonfly6908  strange comment
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  78. Dianne Abbott is absolutely brilliant and is actually loathed by Tories because she can make mince meat of them. Excellent!!
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  79. only labour calling for it , torys scared stiff
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  80. torys haven't been ready for over 12 years
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  81.  @andrewmartin2121  so now you like to be lied too
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  82. Two prominent pollsters have indicated that the Conservatives are no longer seen as being better with the economy than Labour amongst the general public. If this is translated across to key voters, there will be no way back for the Tories. Voters generally accept that Labour are better at delivering on public services, so if they are also seen as being better with the economy, then we should be looking at the last parliament of this tory government, and just hoping they don't do too much damage with the time left to them.
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  83. Soon British people will be begging Rwanda to take them in.
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  84.  @margarettaylor5855  no sir kier is
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  85.  @cameronmcrae9768  do we , oh ok
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