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Labour are said to have spent £154 million on tv adverts, more than what Sainsbury and Tesco spent.
Do you think its worth it, and do you think such a wastefull government should be re-elected?

2006-08-30 21:29:06 · 15 answers · asked by D 5 in Politics & Government Government

15 answers

I like Tesco. I also like Sainsburys. Both have persuaded me that it is a good idea to buy my groceries from them. To do this they have spent far less than my government. And yet I do not like my government. No, I loathe my government.

My government spends my money trying to make me believe the unbelievable. It spends my money trying to make me believe that it is not wasting my money killing people in Iraq and Afghanistan. It spends my money trying to me make me believe that it is a good idea to spend my money buying sleek Jaguar cars for cabinet ministers. It spends my money trying to make be believe that it should spend my money paying a healthy salary to a Deputy Prime Minister who does no work.

My government is very good at spending my money!

I only wish my government would spend my money on things I like and believe in. I wish it would spend my money making my hospital nicer, cleaner and quicker. I wish it would spend my money making my train journeys punctual, efficient and not crowded. I wish it would spend my money making sure that there are no people sleeping on the street near my home.

My government is the worst government I have ever had!

2006-08-31 03:32:07 · answer #1 · answered by Anonymous · 1 0

Hi.. scrap the navy..
Pull out of euro fighter
Stop any nuclear wepons research
Stop the sub program
Halve the Mod budget
Sack all civil servants earning over 40k , and dont promote from within, pull from actual companies
No more speed bumps, no more road calming.
Pay the pm double, and allow gifts from foreign ministers..
Rescind all 1st class travel for anyone below mp
Bring the amount paid per mile, to civil servants using their own cars dow to the basic cost of petrol.
Allow the civil service to put all its stationary orders through 1 company, which if chosen will contracturally agree, a 30% discount, due to volume..

Spend the savings on buying back gold reserves, which we sold, so that we could join the euro

2006-08-30 21:43:42 · answer #2 · answered by yeah well 5 · 1 0

Has George Dubbya got Tony's head up his ****.
Well actually, yes. But that is not the correct answer to this question.
The actual answer is No.
The government is not spending it wisely.It is about time we looked at the people of this country who are suffering because the government give so much of our money to other countries. A prime example is our health system. My mother in law is a gnat bollocks width away from having to sell her house to pay for care. She has spent 50 years of paying her stamp, never claimed a penny from the state, and now, what little she has got will go to Tony F'ing Blairs government and a Penny will not be left as a hand me down to her her kids. Do the government not believe in parents being allowed to leave stuff for their kids after their are dead anymore. This is just one example of the S-it country we now live in. Who said we want to live in a coffee coloured state. Who asked us the people if we minded that billions of our hard earned money goes out of the country. Ask the dead and dieing in this country if they think money should go to third world relief, or to bolstering up our ever floundering health service. The care in the community, what a joke. Another example of stuff not working. The homeless, ask them, the majority anyway, wouldn't they like to be helped to get their lives back on track. The people on waiting lists for months on end wanting help to come off drugs. I am not a racist, I am not a hard bastard, I just feel that for the foreseeable future charity should stay at home. Sorry if that offends some people, but lets get real and off thePC trail, think Britain, think self for a while. Its not being selfish, its reality, we don't want the country to go even further down the pan . Do we?

2006-08-30 21:45:01 · answer #3 · answered by simonc12345 2 · 1 0

New Labour employs too many unemployable people in order to secure votes in future elections!Hope New Labour NOT re-elected.They are a Government of "waste waste and more waste"

2006-08-31 01:18:05 · answer #4 · answered by HIPPI 2 · 1 0

First thing first, the money that you pay to government in the form of taxation, it is no longer your money.

So technically, you have no said to the tax money that you paid.

However, you have the right to elect parties/government that you prefer, but it will not guarantee the new government will be more effective in terms of spending or it can be worst.

So, unless you are part of the political team, it is better focus on your own business/carrer and family matters. Money that paid as tax, you can forget about it.

2006-08-30 21:38:44 · answer #5 · answered by shin 3 · 1 1

I'm American and I've seen how much we spent in Iraq so far. I wonder if we could have just bought it from Saddam for that price and saved lives and trouble.

2006-08-30 21:33:55 · answer #6 · answered by Anonymous · 1 1

its what they have always done,lie their way in then blow ur money on what ever they like,i thought practise like that was against the law,but they r the law so they exploit that fact ,sly dogs , i thought the law was the same for everyone!!!!

2006-08-30 21:41:16 · answer #7 · answered by venus 2 · 1 0

i dont think they my hard earned money is spent well at all. i dont like this government at all but i cant see that any other party in office would do any better.

2006-08-30 21:33:14 · answer #8 · answered by Anonymous · 1 1

No!!! And Im voteing them all out!!! Even if I have to write in Bugs Bunny!

2006-08-30 21:35:04 · answer #9 · answered by eva b 5 · 1 1

this is a wasteful government, raisng the tax burden and wasting it on non-jobs and dishonest PR.

2006-08-30 21:39:18 · answer #10 · answered by sandi smith 3 · 2 1

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