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Unfortunately we could not even afford the deposit on any buy back of the nationalised industries.
Control of the suppliers of services would be more efficient.
Gas, water, electric and even oil and petrol are all cheaper pro rata than 30 years ago.
 
I was made redundant about 3years ago right in the boom of the credit crunch. I got off my backside got my self a crap minimum wage job for about 35 hours a week. Took a 12k pay cut in the process.
During that time I was there I must of applied for 50plus jobs in 18minths and had 3interviews. Althought I did have an offer of another job from an old boss but I declined.
Luckily after smashing my knee up then 2weeks after an op I really landed on my feet by getting my origonal job back on 25p an hour more than when they made me redundant :) I guess if you never give up it will happen.
 
Unfortunately we could not even afford the deposit on any buy back of the nationalised industries.
Control of the suppliers of services would be more efficient.
Gas, water, electric and even oil and petrol are all cheaper pro rata than 30 years ago.

That's why we should compulsory purchase them.

I can ony presume that you are taking the comparison point from when inflaton was raging in the 70's. Surely, we re spending more on gas, leccy,fuel as a percentage of the average workers wage than we were years ago.
 
Politicians (especially Tories) think kids who have hocked themselves to the gunnels to get a degree and are aching to find a carrier should be out tattie hoking in Lincolnshire.
 
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