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« Reply #9495 on: June 07, 2017, 06:23:34 PM » |
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just had a pretty interesting discussion with someone who was saying that the chief strategist at the company they work for (large multi national) has explained with a report of analysis that the best vote for them as people/company is Labour. Which shocked us both. Regardless of the fact that they will get hammered on corporation tax, the employees will mainly have to pay more money because all are well paid (their only benefit being possible investment in infrastructure) the stances of both parties on Brexit make it a no brainer. The conservative no deal strategy would be so viciously negative in it's outcome that he has recommended that all vote Labour. I was pretty shocked by that but it's very interesting given that for so many people the deep economic ramifications will be not understood and offset on other topics like NHS/Security that sway their vote.
A multinational company formally communicates to its employees which way to vote??? |
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« Reply #9496 on: June 07, 2017, 06:32:01 PM » |
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just had a pretty interesting discussion with someone who was saying that the chief strategist at the company they work for (large multi national) has explained with a report of analysis that the best vote for them as people/company is Labour. Which shocked us both. Regardless of the fact that they will get hammered on corporation tax, the employees will mainly have to pay more money because all are well paid (their only benefit being possible investment in infrastructure) the stances of both parties on Brexit make it a no brainer. The conservative no deal strategy would be so viciously negative in it's outcome that he has recommended that all vote Labour. I was pretty shocked by that but it's very interesting given that for so many people the deep economic ramifications will be not understood and offset on other topics like NHS/Security that sway their vote.
Do they know what's in the Brexit deal before the rest of us? |
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« Reply #9497 on: June 07, 2017, 07:10:45 PM » |
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just had a pretty interesting discussion with someone who was saying that the chief strategist at the company they work for (large multi national) has explained with a report of analysis that the best vote for them as people/company is Labour. Which shocked us both. Regardless of the fact that they will get hammered on corporation tax, the employees will mainly have to pay more money because all are well paid (their only benefit being possible investment in infrastructure) the stances of both parties on Brexit make it a no brainer. The conservative no deal strategy would be so viciously negative in it's outcome that he has recommended that all vote Labour. I was pretty shocked by that but it's very interesting given that for so many people the deep economic ramifications will be not understood and offset on other topics like NHS/Security that sway their vote.
A multinational company formally communicates to its employees which way to vote??? no I questioned this. it was a private interaction because in his position he was getting questioned so much every day as to which way he voted he wrote up his reasoning and offered to those that talked to him as a non company related discussion piece. |
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« Reply #9498 on: June 07, 2017, 07:11:40 PM » |
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just had a pretty interesting discussion with someone who was saying that the chief strategist at the company they work for (large multi national) has explained with a report of analysis that the best vote for them as people/company is Labour. Which shocked us both. Regardless of the fact that they will get hammered on corporation tax, the employees will mainly have to pay more money because all are well paid (their only benefit being possible investment in infrastructure) the stances of both parties on Brexit make it a no brainer. The conservative no deal strategy would be so viciously negative in it's outcome that he has recommended that all vote Labour. I was pretty shocked by that but it's very interesting given that for so many people the deep economic ramifications will be not understood and offset on other topics like NHS/Security that sway their vote.
Do they know what's in the Brexit deal before the rest of us? they know that soft deal > no deal economically both short and medium term. the fact that the tories don't even have a position is clearly a very worrying situation to be in. |
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« Reply #9499 on: June 07, 2017, 07:12:14 PM » |
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Surely TM can afford another necklace other than that huge bog chain she often wears around her neck?  |
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« Reply #9500 on: June 07, 2017, 07:13:48 PM » |
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just had a pretty interesting discussion with someone who was saying that the chief strategist at the company they work for (large multi national) has explained with a report of analysis that the best vote for them as people/company is Labour. Which shocked us both. Regardless of the fact that they will get hammered on corporation tax, the employees will mainly have to pay more money because all are well paid (their only benefit being possible investment in infrastructure) the stances of both parties on Brexit make it a no brainer. The conservative no deal strategy would be so viciously negative in it's outcome that he has recommended that all vote Labour. I was pretty shocked by that but it's very interesting given that for so many people the deep economic ramifications will be not understood and offset on other topics like NHS/Security that sway their vote.
Do they know what's in the Brexit deal before the rest of us? they know that soft deal > no deal economically both short and medium term. the fact that the tories don't even have a position is clearly a very worrying situation to be in. They simply don't know anything, that's the problem with these predictions and they rightly shouldn't reveal their hand too much before negotiatons... |
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« Reply #9501 on: June 07, 2017, 07:17:10 PM » |
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just had a pretty interesting discussion with someone who was saying that the chief strategist at the company they work for (large multi national) has explained with a report of analysis that the best vote for them as people/company is Labour. Which shocked us both. Regardless of the fact that they will get hammered on corporation tax, the employees will mainly have to pay more money because all are well paid (their only benefit being possible investment in infrastructure) the stances of both parties on Brexit make it a no brainer. The conservative no deal strategy would be so viciously negative in it's outcome that he has recommended that all vote Labour. I was pretty shocked by that but it's very interesting given that for so many people the deep economic ramifications will be not understood and offset on other topics like NHS/Security that sway their vote.
Do they know what's in the Brexit deal before the rest of us? they know that soft deal > no deal economically both short and medium term. the fact that the tories don't even have a position is clearly a very worrying situation to be in. They simply don't know anything, that's the problem with these predictions... if you are aware of the complexity scope and things involved which you deal with on a day to day basis + are willing to look at multiple sides and come to an informed conclusion, you can likely give a better opinion than a troll who only talks about cricket and asia..... |
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« Reply #9502 on: June 07, 2017, 07:17:49 PM » |
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just had a pretty interesting discussion with someone who was saying that the chief strategist at the company they work for (large multi national) has explained with a report of analysis that the best vote for them as people/company is Labour. Which shocked us both. Regardless of the fact that they will get hammered on corporation tax, the employees will mainly have to pay more money because all are well paid (their only benefit being possible investment in infrastructure) the stances of both parties on Brexit make it a no brainer. The conservative no deal strategy would be so viciously negative in it's outcome that he has recommended that all vote Labour. I was pretty shocked by that but it's very interesting given that for so many people the deep economic ramifications will be not understood and offset on other topics like NHS/Security that sway their vote.
Do they know what's in the Brexit deal before the rest of us? they know that soft deal > no deal economically both short and medium term. the fact that the tories don't even have a position is clearly a very worrying situation to be in. They simply don't know anything, that's the problem with these predictions... if you are aware of the complexity scope and things involved which you deal with on a day to day basis + are willing to look at multiple sides and come to an informed conclusion, you can likely give a better opinion than a troll who only talks about cricket and asia..... Or poker even....  |
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« Reply #9503 on: June 07, 2017, 07:41:04 PM » |
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Out of interest how old are you TBean?
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Good evenink. I wish I had a girlfriend.......
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« Reply #9504 on: June 07, 2017, 08:26:36 PM » |
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Out of interest how old are you TBean?
how old I am and how old I feel would be two different questions. how old I act in different situations might also provide different answers  I would say i'm an old 31. |
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« Reply #9506 on: June 08, 2017, 07:21:55 AM » |
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Had a massive bet on Tory 389 seats plus. I can cheer on both sides tonight
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« Reply #9507 on: June 08, 2017, 08:32:22 AM » |
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Good evenink. I wish I had a girlfriend.......
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« Reply #9508 on: June 08, 2017, 11:46:45 AM » |
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YouGov last poll showed Tories with 7 point lead - 42% against Labour at 35%.
Be interesting to see how accurate that will be.
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« Reply #9509 on: June 08, 2017, 11:49:30 AM » |
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