a full-blown socialist budget.
A new railcard to save money for people aged between 26 and 30? What utter nonsense is this?
a full-blown socialist budget.
A new railcard to save money for people aged between 26 and 30? What utter nonsense is this?
What an odd way to spell government.
trying to lure da yoot vote?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
seems an odd demographic to choose. And why on Earth is that not age discrimination? Not sure what the legitimate aim of imposing this would be.
I mean, I might be slightly out of the 26-30 sector of the Venn diagram, but it has the potential to piss of a 31 year old.
Sadly, this is what happens when they know we have to vote for them or face the unmitigated national disaster of a Corbyn government. There’s nothing to keep them honest when they are in place purely by default.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Yes, why does a bloke of 28 get to travel on a train 30% cheaper than me or his 31 year old neighbour? It's absurd.Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
Millenials, innit. Whiny little bitches who all think it’s their God-given right to live in London despite clearly not being able to afford to live there and wonder why they don’t have any money.Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
If you argue that is age discrimination then so is the pension ageQuote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
Cos you can afford a house, innit. This, to yer millennial, is deeply unfair.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
But he can also afford a house. He may have to give up owning a smartphone, drinking lattes and going on stag dos to Tallinn, but, you know, so did we all. :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
:clap: wd p. As an exercise in determination to be contrary without even an attempt at sense or reason, this is quite exceptional.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pokster