The "populous" gets into debt on their credit cards and stupid overpriced houses.
They should sort their own life out instead of complaining about "bankers", who they apparently had no quarrel with when times were good.
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JamTallons, Wed 9 Feb 2011, 15:59,
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We had no quarrel due to ignorance
And I'm talking of national debt, not personal debt.
And I'm alluding to the massive role tax avoidance plays in making all us proles poorer to pay it, when we are supposedly "all in it together".
And it rubs salt in to the wound that privitisation means the government getting us in to more debt by sponsoring our biggest companies to do their work for them, when those companies fully intend to contribute zero to paying our debt.
Kinda makes all those special offers you've taken advantage of down Tesco seem a bit hollow, dunnit? Never thought those cheap baked beans would cost you your house, didja?
Now we're no longer ignorant and find it hurts each and every one of us, we should do something about it.
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