Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[minerve 2] 28/5/2019 20:52

Jacko

I don't agree with crony capitalism. I think being a capitalist and being fair to fellow humans is not mutually exclusive. But that's just me.

[jacko07] 28/5/2019 20:50

Thatcher is dead Jacko and your generation and similar thoughts will soon be with her. Good riddance. You are vermin.
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Minerve, no need to get nasty because you always lose the argument. You are the ignorant one, if that brain cell of yours worked you might realise that it makes no difference whether I am alive or not, in fact you should get yourself checked out! apparantly dementia makes people hostile.

Sorry Minnie, you can't see the wood for the trees!!

ROFLMAO

[jacko07] 28/5/2019 20:45

Minnie...I just said that these mature heads are certainly out there feathering their nests. I may be a 'has been', you are a 'never was'.

Show me a man that cannot be bought and I will show a man destined to stay on the bottom rung. Whether it be promotion, perks, free shares, BUPA, a seat on the board, a car in the Executive car park.

You tell me that you are so successful, if so how many times did you comp buyers, how many times did you give a guy a raise for staying on board, the means are always the same......we all hate to admit but we can all be bought.

CAPITALISM works, what are you doing on this capitalist's BB if you don't agree.

[minerve 2] 28/5/2019 20:36

Thatcher is dead Jacko and your generation and similar thoughts will soon be with her. Good riddance. You are vermin.

[minerve 2] 28/5/2019 20:34

"Minerve, nothing anyone can do about inequality."

You are wrong. It just needs mature heads and progressive thinkers.

Not has-beens like you. ;)

[jacko07] 28/5/2019 20:31

Yes and doesn't it look great with all those Chinese who used to work the rice fields working in sweat shops for a $1 a day. Poverty and labour exported... but wait a minute.....what about all those soup kitchens springing-up all over the UK and all those in the US who can't afford healthcare? (shhhhhh, don't want to upset anyone)
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Minerve, nothing anyone can do about inequality. There will always be greed, exploitation, gangster capitalism. There is no solution to it, the USA are a good example of it, millions can't afford healthcare, yet those same people vote for Republicans who want to make further cuts to their meagre existences. Corporations rule the world, whether they be US, UK, Chinese, German or Japanese, it is the likes of Apple, Amazon, Huwawai, Exxon, big Pharma, big Tech who rule.

Sorry mate, you may think that socialism, communism, liberalism will cure the greed, but Capitalism keeps winning. The reason being, if you make everyone equal today, 10% will be better off tomorrow and then it goes on until the money and power ends up with those who it mostly started out with. Dog eat dog, the food chain, it ain't gonna change in your lifetime.

[minerve 2] 28/5/2019 20:31

Gold-laced pension ✔️
Nice savings in ISAs through privatisation of undervalued national assets ✔️
Full equity in privately owned property whose asset value has increased dramatically ✔️
No student debt ever ✔️
One job that paid more than enough ✔️
No previous experience of professional level business and international negotiation ✔️
Member of the golf club and/or local jive dancing class ✔️
Inferiority complex with respect to foreigners and successful people ✔️
Little or no higher qualifications and professional certification ✔️
Denies climate change because you can't read a graph properly ✔️
Flat Earther ✔️
Generally read tabloids but pretend to be intelligent by holding a broadsheet under your arm ✔️
Turkey who voted for Christmas ✔️



Congratulations, you are a Brexiter.

[minerve 2] 28/5/2019 20:18

I see the chimps are still chasing rainbows.

[minerve 2] 28/5/2019 20:09

"The full benefits of capitalism and the industrial revolution have only been seen since the war."

Yes and doesn't it look great with all those Chinese who used to work the rice fields working in sweat shops for a $1 a day. Poverty and labour exported... but wait a minute.....what about all those soup kitchens springing-up all over the UK and all those in the US who can't afford healthcare? (shhhhhh, don't want to upset anyone).

[maxk] 28/5/2019 20:02

Why would there be chaos? (except for the political kind?)

[mikemichael2] 28/5/2019 20:00

diku, think you should read everything you can about the consequences of a 'no deal' It would be chaos for quite some time, not just a case of wto and off we go.

[diku] 28/5/2019 19:12

Anybody think Remainer candidates standing for the Tory leadership contest could be standing for a counter reacting argument purposes only...no deal project fear...

[alphorn] 28/5/2019 19:10

Plenty more episodes to this story Max. Outcome still very uncertain.
(positions remain unchanged).

[maxk] 28/5/2019 18:59

But not the WA eh Alp?

[maxk] 28/5/2019 18:58

Hunt slips up...




Tory leadership contest: Jeremy Hunt warns against no-deal Brexit 'suicide'





Tory leadership candidate Jeremy Hunt has warned that his party will be committing "political suicide" if it tries to push through a no-deal Brexit.

He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme the move to no deal would result in a general election, which could see Labour take power.

The foreign secretary is one of 10 people seeking to replace Theresa May.

Another contender, Esther McVey, said "political suicide" would be not leaving the EU on 31 October.

The UK's departure was pushed back to that date after the country missed the previous deadline of 29 March.

The official race to be Conservative Party leader gets under way in early June, after Theresa May stands down - but jostling between candidates has already begun.

The winner, expected to be named by late July, will also become prime minister.

[alphorn] 28/5/2019 18:57

max - Rule No1, anything that is agreed can be re-agreed or reinterpreted. ;)

[maxk] 28/5/2019 18:46

h/t to mro on the JTC thread




Stuart - #BrexitParty_UK
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This is interesting. It seems May had one last roll of the dice that everyone overlooked when they gleefully accepted the last A50 extension.

She probably didn’t envisage she would be out of No10 so signed up to a little gem which prevents any negotiation during the extension.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 28/5/2019 18:33

Putting to bed this laughable lie that Remain won the European elections

Real analysis (which the @BBCNews is ignoring)

pic.twitter.com/x3RypGGr41

[grahamite2] 28/5/2019 18:11

Why was their real poverty back then , if not now (in your mind)?

The full benefits of capitalism and the industrial revolution have only been seen since the war.