The spending didn't create the deficit or the crash. The crash created the deficit. Fact, Labour inhereted debt of 42% of the economy in 1997 and it was down to 38% of the economy in 2008 before the crash.
peacok01 dude... trying to explain basic economics to these fucking morons is like trying to get cameron on an actual, non-biased debate.... not gonna happen
terrormonkey1 Or, re "there is no money left", like trying to explain that Tory treasury chiefs had previously left similar notes, such as "Good luck, old cock ... Sorry to leave it in such a mess.". It is obviously an institution which existed to give space for some non-partisan banter. While there may be a distasteful air of entitlement and elitism about it (I think that is what the lady who brought it up to Miliband objected to), Cameron and his inner knave knew exactly what it was but pretended to take it in earnest. I can only imagine that if a Labour politician had run with such a note in the way Coalition ministers did when they took office that the story from the Tory press would have been about "socialists not having a sense of humour".
terrormonkey1 And indeed when trying to deal with this gentleman, ua-cam.com/video/VE5HFj-qCdg/v-deo.htmlm41s, who seems unable to grasp economic concepts that go beyond whether he can have a pint at the end of the week or not *facepalm*.
Joseph Cape exactly... if these note were seriously left to be of any real use to the next chancellor, camerons would have read: "money is currently with all the inbred city boys you went to school with!"
***** From the polls I've seen in UK the Conservatives and the right leaning parties are in the minority. So i'd imagine they'd have to be so people will hear them. Thank you for the upload. Are you going to upload any post-election content ?
Rodney Skeens seems to me you have your " lemmings " over there as we do in the USA , people who like to be " led, man handled " like children and a man like Farage literally " donates " his life to a cause like breaking free of SOCIALISM and some are to " mentally deranged " to see this , truely a case of STOCKHOLM SYNDROME "! many of us on the Right in the USA , Conservative Libertarians want UKIP ! Hope we are delivered good news !
Rodney Skeens We were very dissappointed in Cameron , he is not the sort of Conservatives we are " over here " 1 UKIP looks like us and if I had my way I would be very happy to have Farage in the USA !
Yes, I hope you get Rand Paul too! The BBC establishment is treating Nigel Farage in just the same way as the 4th branch of the US government treated Ron Paul in 2008. I really hope people can learn that leaning towards freedom is forward thinking! Big government exacerbates everything
Rodney Skeens He is a salesman ... just because he sounds like someone you could have a laugh with in the pub he & his candidates are way off the real world as far as running a country... He & they are going backwards to an England of over 50 years ago... We need to move on stop going on about the past..
I've left England 5 years ago and living and working happily in Canada but one thing I know for certain during the 2010 elections they all said exactly the same thing promises and promises so I don't really know who I'm going to vote for. However, as silly as it might sounds because a lot of people says Ed Miliband is not though enough but I think we should give him a chance so please let's all bring back the Labour government in power.
This political line of 'we need to pay our debts, not pass them on to our children' is such a wheedle. Speaking on behalf of the people, they aren't our debts! The banks created the worst of the financial crisis, and the borrowing labour gov at the time had us on the edge already. They're not our children's debts, but they're not ours either! The people were let down, very badly, and 'austerity measures' means less gov spending. Well, the gov doesn't spend on people who are dong well, all the austerity measures do is cripple services for the poor and vulnerable in our society, and the debt very definitely isn't theirs. The problem is that the money has to come from somewhere, but at the very least let's not pretend that it's 'our debt'.
Immigration in small amounts is good for any country. But when it's unlimited, it's a disaster, especially for a tiny country like Britain. In the long run it will wreck the nhs, schools, environment etc. People saying that it brings money in is rubbish because for what ever tax is paid by the immigrants, more is taken by them using the health service, schools, etc. And who is going to pay for all the pensions of the immigrants as they age? I suppose politicians will think bringing another few million in every so often will offset this. Well, how and where will we all live or even fit in!!!!!!
Haworth York Is it just not a simple case of numbers. More Immigrants mean more homes, more pollution, more public services with less money to go round and if more money is printed the value decreases. It encourages poverty.
iron38lady oh I totally agree with you. The past 15 years of unlimited immigration has made the uk a worse place, no wonder zero hour contacts are getting more popular, with so many folk chasing so few jobs. Oh and don't forget all the criminals that go to live in the uk unchecked, some of them rapists, pedophiles and even killers. Like the uk hasn't got enough of its own grown rubbish! !
Haworth York The cat is now out of the bag,we are being invaded to the tune of 640,000 every year.This is not swapping like with like,those indigenous Brits escaping the nightmare,mainly professional and skilled.Swapped for N.African and Middle Eastern,low skilled and no skilled.The transformation is toward the third world.LibLabCon are anti British and those who refuse to see are walking into oblivion.
Good luck to the UK. Cause you're gonna fuckin need it. None of these are going to fix anything. Make sure you lot get your veggies planted this summer, get some chickens too. Might save you a trip to the food banks. Where everyone's gonna be fighting over rations.
James Matthews he's a good actor and remembers his lines and can also lie with a straight face. He'd be a good motivational speaker but not a trustworthy prime minister
So on Europe, Milliband thinks a few ministers know more than millions of people, so we don't get a say on the European dictatorship? I love my children too much to vote Labour.
Jeff Allsop If people know Labour won't allow a referendum, but they vote for them anyway, then clearly it's not that big of an issue to them. It's still a democratic option available. Just because the Tories didn't have a referendum on slashing taxes for the richest few doesn't mean voters didn't choose that option when they elected them.
Nope not hope Democracy does not mean holding referendums every 5 minutes on every policy decision. We live in a representative democracy, not a direct democracy. The whole point of these elections is to choose people that we trust to make decisions on our behalf. On most issues the public simply don't have the time to research the details or understand the impact of many of these decisions. On the EU, if you want out then vote Tory or UKIP. It's not that complicated.
Opeyemi Falade Unless he wanted to get all Heraclitus on his ass (all is flux) or perhaps Keynes (in the long run...), he pretty much should have told him not to talk bollocks.
If Clegg had not formed a coalition with the Conservatives, there would have been hell to pay. Labour did not earn the right to be selected to govern in.
So apart.from apparently suddenly being now able to claim so of SKIPs policies as their own what exactly are any of them going to do too actually help this country ?
Ed Miliband seems like a decent enough guy but he also seems like the kind of guy that would crack before his first term is over. Not "iron" enough. Nick Clegg performed the best.
I'm sick to my stomach of Cameron disgracefully using his dead disabled son, Ivan as political capital to prove his support for the NHS, when he just used it in an emergency and has private health care. No scruples, no integrity, desperate, he's already lost.
A spiritual friend of mine wrote: "I'm from Australia, but my Dad is from Britain, so we would travel over all the time when I was a kid to visit my grandparents. I went back to Britain last year for the first time in about a decade, the previous time I had been 14 years old, and I was so shocked at the difference a decade has made to Britain. Especially in London, there was barely anything that was remotely English about London. My dad was shocked too. He immigrated to Australia in 1989, and then the population of the UK was 57 million, in 2014 it is 64 million. That is an insane increase in population. How is that sustainable? Not only unsustainable, but completely illogical, countries only function well when there is a sense of unity and cultural identity. When people feel no connection to the country they're in, a country becomes weak and chaotic. Why do you think Americans are so against paying taxes? It's because the country is so separated with vastly different cultures and identities and immigration levels varying from state to state, that people hate the idea of paying taxes that will be used by a community they do not know or understand. Why is it that Scandinavians have previously been such high tax paying countries with such amazing education systems and hospitals? Because there was cultural and ethnic unity that made people willing to have higher taxes. Countries can't function when there isn't a shared identity. Immigration should be kept only for refugees, the people that genuinely need refuge from persecution. They are also the people that are most likely to adapt to their adopted country, because they have been rescued by their adopted country from the country they were from. Also, the divide between developed and undeveloped countries will only keep increasing if we keep taking their doctors and their university graduates.?"
I'm 18 and I voted for the very first time yesterday. I find politics interesting, even though I don't understand all of it. This is the only thing I really understand about politics (and please, correct me if I'm wrong); the Tories believe that inequality in society is a good thing as it encourages people to work hard and strive to be the best they can be, and that richer people deserve to keep as much as they earn, which is why they have always been seen as the party of the middle class, while Labour believe that equality is important in society and that the state should intervene to help poorer people, which is why they have always been seen as the party of the working class. I haven't voted for either party as I don't prefer either belief over the other. My Facebook is full of people saying that Labour are the better party, with others claiming the Conservatives are. I'm sure that in five years time or so, I will prefer one over the other.
Well, as someone who lives in a country where youths can't claim benefits as soon as they've finished school, I can tell you that it doesn't abolish youth unemployment, they just don't show up in statistics and therefore statistics look better. There are many young people who still have to live with their parents and are dependent on their (financial) support. Many (who really try hard and want to work and want to stand on their own feet) can't find a job or an apprenticeship for years after they've finished school (or even after University). And if you've got an internships (especially after Uni you often have no other choice, they are usually unpaid or very badly paid), you still don't get any benefits (even after years of internships) because in order to be able to claim benefits you must have been working for at least 12 months in the last two years and must have earned a certain minimum each of these months (which you usually don't get paid in internships and also not in zero hours jobs). As someone who comes from a poor family you can't even afford an internship, and you can imagine the problems and the tension it can create in families.
Just viewing this on face value, but the three leaders do not answer a question directly. It's like a pre-scripted answer. For example: The reforming of the NHS question to Cameron. Decent question; "is the NHS sustainable in its current form?" Cameron: My disabled son etc. He used this answer so many times as a sympathy winner. It's not right.
FernandoNINETorres I agree totaly with you that's all I have heard him say...Not to go off the subject but In London there are some of the best hospitals. My niece has a little boy with Townes Brocks syndrome one of the rearest in the world.. They live in London.... He has had amazing care many operations from top surgeons. If they still lived in Yorkshire they would of had to travel to London for his treatment. And it is bad that London is providing better care than elsewhere in England.
gohan Sorry to hear that - I hope little boy gets the best. Yeah, in London there are really good hospitals. I've experience some bad ones mind you. I've also heard some terrible stories about families travelling hundreds of miles to get the treatment their taxes paid for. For me, either the system is not properly organised or there are dark forces at work. Makes you think, don't it? I just don't like (and this is nothing new) the way that no f**king politician can give a straight answer (like harden facts) to a question. And admit; yes this is wrong and needs to be looked at. I now take everything for what I see in-front of me. I don't believe the figures anyone says and that is why I'm probably going spoil my vote.
What I will always find extremely baffling is when the "loonie rightists" mouth off about "the mess Labour left us in", while completely ignoring that a humongous financial crisis also happened in the USA, as well as most of the EU. But, magically, they make it sound as if it was all Gordon Brown's fault. As if with the Tories in power in 2008 that wouldn't have happened. It really is that simple.
Britain is screwed if it chooses labour. Normal people will not have better lives; unemployment will rise, the deficit will rise, and the poor will become poorer. Cameron might not be ideal, but he is by far the best choice. Ed's only comeback = "Well, you and others will have to make a choice."
lol at least brits have the balls to get get on stage and say "get people off welfare". this setting is unheard of in America and no politician other than Trump would have stood up in front of citizens and respond to questions straight up.
The banks were properly regulated, as one would normally think of the term. The problem is that leftists force banks, by law, to give house loans to people that in the past have not qualified. They have not qualified in the bankers' eyes, quite apart from the law. It looks good politically for the left to have higher ownership of homes, but they don't worry whether those buying the homes can hang on to them long term. The left does not worry, for they are quite good at blaming that on the right wing as well. That is what all these wild swings in house prices over the last 20 years have been about.
To all parties, lets talk about change..how about you give every uk citizen a million quid each year straight in the bank. We all cheer the fuck up, go on a major shopping spree buying property up making the economy sore, Before you tories/labour..etc start saying that wouldn't work, it would cost the country to much money!...You may as well try it since what you lot are doing sure as shit aint working. Spending the money everywhere else, we might as well have it eh Cameron? things have stayed the same since the beginning of time.. The rich stay rich the poor stay poor. Change it the fuck up. Its boring all this misery. Why is so cool to see a royal chowing down on a big mac."OMG, did you see prince Harry he's sooo normal" Well, guess what i dont want Harry eating a bigmac..i cant go trotting down the Palace eating lobster while the queens guard shine my shoes. If i aint welcome in your world we dont want you in our 6 box chicken mcnugget world!
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***** +Jack G This is a disgrace, I'm getting slated here. You guys just can't see the hotness before your eyes. That right there is an absolute honey.
University is well over used, why should the tax payer subsidise many useless courses, many drop out, many leave their profession, Many go part time shortly after, if their partner has a good paid job. Lawyers, Doctors, Engineers, can well afford to pay back.
The spending didn't create the deficit or the crash. The crash created the deficit. Fact, Labour inhereted debt of 42% of the economy in 1997 and it was down to 38% of the economy in 2008 before the crash.
peacok01 dude... trying to explain basic economics to these fucking morons is like trying to get cameron on an actual, non-biased debate.... not gonna happen
terrormonkey1 Or, re "there is no money left", like trying to explain that Tory treasury chiefs had previously left similar notes, such as "Good luck, old cock ... Sorry to leave it in such a mess.". It is obviously an institution which existed to give space for some non-partisan banter. While there may be a distasteful air of entitlement and elitism about it (I think that is what the lady who brought it up to Miliband objected to), Cameron and his inner knave knew exactly what it was but pretended to take it in earnest.
I can only imagine that if a Labour politician had run with such a note in the way Coalition ministers did when they took office that the story from the Tory press would have been about "socialists not having a sense of humour".
terrormonkey1 And indeed when trying to deal with this gentleman, ua-cam.com/video/VE5HFj-qCdg/v-deo.htmlm41s, who seems unable to grasp economic concepts that go beyond whether he can have a pint at the end of the week or not *facepalm*.
Joseph Cape
exactly... if these note were seriously left to be of any real use to the next chancellor, camerons would have read: "money is currently with all the inbred city boys you went to school with!"
"Let me answer that question directly"
"Now, the lady makes an excellent point"
The one thing this "special edition" of QT showed me, is Conservatie supporters just know how to make more noise.
***** From the polls I've seen in UK the Conservatives and the right leaning parties are in the minority. So i'd imagine they'd have to be so people will hear them. Thank you for the upload. Are you going to upload any post-election content ?
Darryn Johnston Sure.
Darryn Johnston not really, the polls are showing the conservatives as being 5 points ahead in polls.
***** like the collective gasp when ed said debt was nowt to do with labour? nah mate,not conservatives,THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
Marc Taylor which poll
Nigel Farage is the only politician who actually comes across as a real human
Rodney Skeens seems to me you have your " lemmings " over there as we do in the USA , people who like to be " led, man handled " like children and a man like Farage literally " donates " his life to a cause like breaking free of SOCIALISM and some are to " mentally deranged " to see this , truely a case of STOCKHOLM SYNDROME "! many of us on the Right in the USA , Conservative Libertarians want UKIP ! Hope we are delivered good news !
Rodney Skeens We were very dissappointed in Cameron , he is not the sort of Conservatives we are " over here " 1 UKIP looks like us and if I had my way I would be very happy to have Farage in the USA !
Yes, I hope you get Rand Paul too!
The BBC establishment is treating Nigel Farage in just the same way as the 4th branch of the US government treated Ron Paul in 2008.
I really hope people can learn that leaning towards freedom is forward thinking! Big government exacerbates everything
Rodney Skeens is UKIP doing well at all ? I have seen articles from the Telegraph and guardian and they are doing well ?
Rodney Skeens He is a salesman ... just because he sounds like someone you could have a laugh with in the pub he & his candidates are way off the real world as far as running a country... He & they are going backwards to an England of over 50 years ago... We need to move on stop going on about the past..
I've left England 5 years ago and living and working happily in Canada but one thing I know for certain during the 2010 elections they all said exactly the same thing promises and promises so I don't really know who I'm going to vote for. However, as silly as it might sounds because a lot of people says Ed Miliband is not though enough but I think we should give him a chance so please let's all bring back the Labour government in power.
I'm in the front. Those were the days!
This political line of 'we need to pay our debts, not pass them on to our children' is such a wheedle. Speaking on behalf of the people, they aren't our debts! The banks created the worst of the financial crisis, and the borrowing labour gov at the time had us on the edge already. They're not our children's debts, but they're not ours either! The people were let down, very badly, and 'austerity measures' means less gov spending. Well, the gov doesn't spend on people who are dong well, all the austerity measures do is cripple services for the poor and vulnerable in our society, and the debt very definitely isn't theirs. The problem is that the money has to come from somewhere, but at the very least let's not pretend that it's 'our debt'.
MusicalDudeMayhem Regardless of what bullshit you throw, those debts still have to be paid.
Generally, this was one and a half hours of absolute shite.
Same. Same. Same. Same. Same. Yawn.
***** Thanks. You really advertise your own video very well. Lol.
***** Change Dimblebee
***** What did you expect?
***** vote UKIP
Rodney Skeens I'd prefer to stick heated pins in my eyes to be honest mate.
Any chance of uploading the post-election Question Time from May 8? Thanks so much. Based overseas and finding it hard to get!
Ed Miliband tripped on the stairs
Immigration in small amounts is good for any country. But when it's unlimited, it's a disaster, especially for a tiny country like Britain. In the long run it will wreck the nhs, schools, environment etc. People saying that it brings money in is rubbish because for what ever tax is paid by the immigrants, more is taken by them using the health service, schools, etc. And who is going to pay for all the pensions of the immigrants as they age? I suppose politicians will think bringing another few million in every so often will offset this. Well, how and where will we all live or even fit in!!!!!!
Haworth York
Is it just not a simple case of numbers. More Immigrants mean more homes, more pollution, more public services with less money to go round and if more money is printed the value decreases. It encourages poverty.
iron38lady oh I totally agree with you. The past 15 years of unlimited immigration has made the uk a worse place, no wonder zero hour contacts are getting more popular, with so many folk chasing so few jobs. Oh and don't forget all the criminals that go to live in the uk unchecked, some of them rapists, pedophiles and even killers. Like the uk hasn't got enough of its own grown rubbish! !
Haworth York The cat is now out of the bag,we are being invaded to the tune of 640,000 every year.This is not swapping like with like,those indigenous Brits escaping the nightmare,mainly professional and skilled.Swapped for N.African and Middle Eastern,low skilled and no skilled.The transformation is toward the third world.LibLabCon are anti British and those who refuse to see are walking into oblivion.
Agreed!
Good luck to the UK. Cause you're gonna fuckin need it. None of these are going to fix anything. Make sure you lot get your veggies planted this summer, get some chickens too. Might save you a trip to the food banks. Where everyone's gonna be fighting over rations.
Cameron was the best performer for me. Miliband finished strongly and Clegg was all over the place.
David Cameron was on good form I thought. Ed Miliband just hasn't got it, he's not a natural leader.
Cameron the dodgy car salesman does it again right?
James Matthews Anyone who behaves like a natural leader should be banned from ever being one. Self-doubt is a quality of basic decency.
James Matthews he's a good actor and remembers his lines and can also lie with a straight face. He'd be a good motivational speaker but not a trustworthy prime minister
So on Europe, Milliband thinks a few ministers know more than millions of people, so we don't get a say on the European dictatorship? I love my children too much to vote Labour.
Jeff Allsop If people know Labour won't allow a referendum, but they vote for them anyway, then clearly it's not that big of an issue to them. It's still a democratic option available. Just because the Tories didn't have a referendum on slashing taxes for the richest few doesn't mean voters didn't choose that option when they elected them.
pezzamange not necessarily. People will cut their noses off to spite their face in this election.
Jeff Allsop
Well I think that is the answer right there. Do we live in a Democracy? NO
pezzamange but it should be because we want our democracy
Nope not hope Democracy does not mean holding referendums every 5 minutes on every policy decision. We live in a representative democracy, not a direct democracy. The whole point of these elections is to choose people that we trust to make decisions on our behalf. On most issues the public simply don't have the time to research the details or understand the impact of many of these decisions. On the EU, if you want out then vote Tory or UKIP. It's not that complicated.
wow, the timing of that interference at 1:07:38 seems almost perfectly placed to stop people hearing what clegg had to say about the cuts...
Nick Clegg desperately trying not to tell the '8 countries will leave the EU' bloke that he's talking utter bollocks.
Opeyemi Falade it is not as high as 8 but Greece, France, Spain, Cyprus and there might be someone else that might
Opeyemi Falade Unless he wanted to get all Heraclitus on his ass (all is flux) or perhaps Keynes (in the long run...), he pretty much should have told him not to talk bollocks.
Nope not hope Portugal, Ireland and Netherlands have had enough of being bent over a barrel to.
sangetube Ireland are pro, the main party is and I live in Northern Ireland and Sinn Fein are afraid if we leave because they are socialists.
It's tradition in government to leave a note saying 'there is no money left'. The Tories have put a damaging spin on this and used it as propaganda.
Every millionaire will not get £43k tax cut, every millionaire doesn't even earn that Miliband is either a liar or stupid.
If Clegg had not formed a coalition with the Conservatives, there would have been hell to pay. Labour did not earn the right to be selected to govern in.
Ed Milliband got destroyed by the audience. Cameron did a good job
Why do they all look like they love the smell of their own farts
VY CanisMajoris i dont!
1:00:38 - the big trip.
So apart.from apparently suddenly being now able to claim so of SKIPs policies as their own what exactly are any of them going to do too actually help this country ?
Ed Miliband seems like a decent enough guy but he also seems like the kind of guy that would crack before his first term is over. Not "iron" enough.
Nick Clegg performed the best.
I'm sick to my stomach of Cameron disgracefully using his dead disabled son, Ivan as political capital to prove his support for the NHS, when he just used it in an emergency and has private health care. No scruples, no integrity, desperate, he's already lost.
the 3 stooges LOL!
smh...do people still believe in this politicians?
5000lives I'd vote for Curly Moe and Shem
practical reference to "nhs" narrowly avoided @ 1:00:37
The simple answer to "On what will you compromise if you don't get an absolute majority?" is "I'm not going to conduct negotiations in public."
A spiritual friend of mine wrote:
"I'm from Australia, but my Dad is from Britain, so we would travel over all the time when I was a kid to visit my grandparents. I went back to Britain last year for the first time in about a decade, the previous time I had been 14 years old, and I was so shocked at the difference a decade has made to Britain. Especially in London, there was barely anything that was remotely English about London. My dad was shocked too. He immigrated to Australia in 1989, and then the population of the UK was 57 million, in 2014 it is 64 million. That is an insane increase in population. How is that sustainable? Not only unsustainable, but completely illogical, countries only function well when there is a sense of unity and cultural identity. When people feel no connection to the country they're in, a country becomes weak and chaotic. Why do you think Americans are so against paying taxes? It's because the country is so separated with vastly different cultures and identities and immigration levels varying from state to state, that people hate the idea of paying taxes that will be used by a community they do not know or understand. Why is it that Scandinavians have previously been such high tax paying countries with such amazing education systems and hospitals? Because there was cultural and ethnic unity that made people willing to have higher taxes. Countries can't function when there isn't a shared identity. Immigration should be kept only for refugees, the people that genuinely need refuge from persecution. They are also the people that are most likely to adapt to their adopted country, because they have been rescued by their adopted country from the country they were from. Also, the divide between developed and undeveloped countries will only keep increasing if we keep taking their doctors and their university graduates.?"
Anti_Immigration That was satirical Right ?
No pressure
What about the other leaders?
The free movement of labour in the EU, allowed greedy buy-to-let landlords snap up the housing stock, leaving first time buyers on the shelf.
Where's last night's question time?
That lady who starts speaking at 34:08 is a sharp cookie. She didn't let Miliband weasel around at all.
I'm 18 and I voted for the very first time yesterday. I find politics interesting, even though I don't understand all of it. This is the only thing I really understand about politics (and please, correct me if I'm wrong); the Tories believe that inequality in society is a good thing as it encourages people to work hard and strive to be the best they can be, and that richer people deserve to keep as much as they earn, which is why they have always been seen as the party of the middle class, while Labour believe that equality is important in society and that the state should intervene to help poorer people, which is why they have always been seen as the party of the working class. I haven't voted for either party as I don't prefer either belief over the other. My Facebook is full of people saying that Labour are the better party, with others claiming the Conservatives are. I'm sure that in five years time or so, I will prefer one over the other.
Marilyn Lewis It is long held understanding that anyone not a Socialist at 17 has no heart , and anyone who still is at 30 has no brain.
Right, that's my bags packed.
Ronnie O'Sullivan Backs Ed Miliband & Labour - 02/05/2015
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+smtm: Entertainment hahahahahahahahahahahhahahahaha
Well, as someone who lives in a country where youths can't claim benefits as soon as they've finished school, I can tell you that it doesn't abolish youth unemployment, they just don't show up in statistics and therefore statistics look better. There are many young people who still have to live with their parents and are dependent on their (financial) support. Many (who really try hard and want to work and want to stand on their own feet) can't find a job or an apprenticeship for years after they've finished school (or even after University). And if you've got an internships (especially after Uni you often have no other choice, they are usually unpaid or very badly paid), you still don't get any benefits (even after years of internships) because in order to be able to claim benefits you must have been working for at least 12 months in the last two years and must have earned a certain minimum each of these months (which you usually don't get paid in internships and also not in zero hours jobs). As someone who comes from a poor family you can't even afford an internship, and you can imagine the problems and the tension it can create in families.
Dimbledumb needs to retire, he let that audience member interrupt Clegg way too much.
Just viewing this on face value, but the three leaders do not answer a question directly. It's like a pre-scripted answer. For example: The reforming of the NHS question to Cameron. Decent question; "is the NHS sustainable in its current form?"
Cameron: My disabled son etc. He used this answer so many times as a sympathy winner. It's not right.
FernandoNINETorres I agree totaly with you that's all I have heard him say...Not to go off the subject but In London there are some of the best hospitals. My niece has a little boy with Townes Brocks syndrome one of the rearest in the world.. They live in London.... He has had amazing care many operations from top surgeons. If they still lived in Yorkshire they would of had to travel to London for his treatment. And it is bad that London is providing better care than elsewhere in England.
gohan Sorry to hear that - I hope little boy gets the best. Yeah, in London there are really good hospitals. I've experience some bad ones mind you. I've also heard some terrible stories about families travelling hundreds of miles to get the treatment their taxes paid for. For me, either the system is not properly organised or there are dark forces at work. Makes you think, don't it? I just don't like (and this is nothing new) the way that no f**king politician can give a straight answer (like harden facts) to a question. And admit; yes this is wrong and needs to be looked at. I now take everything for what I see in-front of me. I don't believe the figures anyone says and that is why I'm probably going spoil my vote.
6:50 Imagine if he was at a job interview and that was his CV he pulled out.
Did I just heard from Mr David Cameron if he is wrong he doesn't care?
What I will always find extremely baffling is when the "loonie rightists" mouth off about "the mess Labour left us in", while completely ignoring that a humongous financial crisis also happened in the USA, as well as most of the EU. But, magically, they make it sound as if it was all Gordon Brown's fault. As if with the Tories in power in 2008 that wouldn't have happened. It really is that simple.
It will be the tough election for both parties
1:00:35 Ooops Ed slips off stage
Sorry guys, this is just a pile of cow-poop! I don't understand one thing they say. As a foreigner, i am going with UKIP. Love from Botswana.
Britain is screwed if it chooses labour. Normal people will not have better lives; unemployment will rise, the deficit will rise, and the poor will become poorer. Cameron might not be ideal, but he is by far the best choice.
Ed's only comeback = "Well, you and others will have to make a choice."
‘Cameron might not be ideal, but he is by far the best choice.’
This aged well…
is it just me or does it feel like Britain is collapsing?
1:00:37 Best bit
lol at least brits have the balls to get get on stage and say "get people off welfare". this setting is unheard of in America and no politician other than Trump would have stood up in front of citizens and respond to questions straight up.
You have the town hall debate but with staged questions. I had a feel this wasn't so staged.
The banks were properly regulated, as one would normally think of the term. The problem is that leftists force banks, by law, to give house loans to people that in the past have not qualified. They have not qualified in the bankers' eyes, quite apart from the law. It looks good politically for the left to have higher ownership of homes, but they don't worry whether those buying the homes can hang on to them long term. The left does not worry, for they are quite good at blaming that on the right wing as well. That is what all these wild swings in house prices over the last 20 years have been about.
What is wrong with food banks? We should all be using food banks and working less hours.
Govt funded producers
VOTE UKIP!
David Cameroon is a great leader
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To all parties, lets talk about change..how about you give every uk citizen a million quid each year straight in the bank. We all cheer the fuck up, go on a major shopping spree buying property up making the economy sore, Before you tories/labour..etc start saying that wouldn't work, it would cost the country to much money!...You may as well try it since what you lot are doing sure as shit aint working. Spending the money everywhere else, we might as well have it eh Cameron? things have stayed the same since the beginning of time.. The rich stay rich the poor stay poor. Change it the fuck up. Its boring all this misery.
Why is so cool to see a royal chowing down on a big mac."OMG, did you see prince Harry he's sooo normal" Well, guess what i dont want Harry eating a bigmac..i cant go trotting down the Palace eating lobster while the queens guard shine my shoes. If i aint welcome in your world we dont want you in our 6 box chicken mcnugget world!
Amazing speech my friend
You've obviously never heard of inflation.
The lies start from the first question.
also, it looks like womens clothing in leeds come in only three sizes!
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and "oh my god its coming this way"!!
Oh my god, the letter was a joke Cameron, do you think that we are actually. Stupid enough to think there was no money left?
There wasn't any money
legaliseme That was a real note.
Gotta ask , why is no one mentioning Ukip in here ? Are there no people here supporting UKIP and Farage ?
There is only one area in the uk where people support ukip, and for good reason
Billy Green Please explain
Billy Green
General election 2015: Ukip on track to win...
www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/generalelection/...Cached
General election 2015: Ukip on track to win Thurrock seat, according to latest polling ... The poll places Ukip candidate Tim Aker is on 35 per cent support, ...
Billy Green
UKIP to 'retain more support' in run-up to 2015 ...
www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-27306444Cached
Support for the UK Independence Party will fall after this month's ... elections also intend to do so at the 2015 general election. ... opinion polls, ...
Billy Green
Election 2015: support for Ukip among Gen Y... www.theguardian.com › News › General election 2015
Election 2015: support for Ukip among Gen Y voters doubles in a year Think younger voters don’t like Nigel Farage? ... Ukip is polling close to the Green party, ...
What's this? Brits growing a pair? interesting....
Cameron nailed it.
Milliband a.k.a Wallace
Seem to be a bunch of Mancs in the audience
The lady at 19:32 is so hot!
Inglese29 whaaaaat?
Oscar Radikoro She is! Smokin'
Inglese29 That's so low standards you got there pal.
***** +Jack G This is a disgrace, I'm getting slated here. You guys just can't see the hotness before your eyes. That right there is an absolute honey.
Inglese29 naaaah
University is well over used, why should the tax payer subsidise many useless courses, many drop out, many leave their profession,
Many go part time shortly after, if their partner has a good paid job.
Lawyers, Doctors, Engineers, can well afford to pay back.