And Gizmo is right.
But even though everything will never be that pink and fluffy Utopia you describe, I am still glad that my fellow men do not lie down and accept injustice and betrayal. History has proved that.
gizmo wrote:I note Cameron is still the cause of the violence. Although charges were first brought in under Labour, increased by the Tories and agreed to by the Lib/Dems. Indeed it appears the BNP are the only ones you appear to be in agreement with.
gizmo wrote:I suppose you are right that only a few of the students were violent thugs and indeed the police were all heavy handed monsters.
gizmo wrote:
Does going to Cambridge automatically make you an upper class twit? For someone who agrees protest marches change nothing, you seem to batter on with the same old tactics, miners strikes, Iraq war and now student charges. Get yourself a hobby. I blame the teachers.
gizmo wrote:Unless of course Yogi gets mixed up with Cs and Gs.
Govangirl wrote:
Once the student starts earning (not sure of the amount but think it is £15,000) the repayment is then taken out of their wages with an interest rate at 1% above the Bank of England base rate. It’s a myth to suppose that graduates will all earn big money so when they are earning a half-decent wage they will never be able to afford to go on the property ladder as they will be paying back their loans.
ionnsaigh wrote:I found that the level of violence by the police was entirely unacceptable, particularly mounted police charging ordinary kids, participating in their democratic right to protest.
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