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It's not about right vs left. It's about right vs wrong.

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Joined July 2012
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Replying to @timloughton
I'd be more ashamed about being an MP, enabling the Tory lies, the corruption, the ineptitude and the lack of integrity.
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Replying to @danwootton
What about the hard working stuff who can't afford a decent Christmas, you self centred fuckwit.
Maybe direct your anger at those in Govt for the last few years who have created the environment whereby people feel they have no option but to strike. If you'd done your job in holding the Govt to account, maybe we wouldn't have got to this position.
Regardless of who or what they are, their info on Scottish Water is correct. Cheaper prices, lower leakage, lower mgt costs.
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If deemed to be in the public interest, there is no need to compensate shareholders, as happened when the Govt took over Northern Bank.
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No reservoirs have been built since privatisation, despite a growing need for better water supply. Profits given to shareholders should have been spent on infrastructure. Scottish Water is still public. They have the lowest leaks, lowest prices, and lowest mgt costs.
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1) the price can be lower - no shareholders to fund. 2) run it as a not-for-profit, reinvest surpluses into a chronically underfunded infrastructure. 2) the tax would be used to fund other public services. Compare public sector Scottish Water v private English ones.
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Replying to @TimesRadio
So do the right thing and call a GE now, for the good of the country.
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Replying to @GuidoFawkes
How much did taxpayers have to pay for your court cases, where you were guilty of multiple drink driving offences?
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Replying to @GuidoFawkes
So? Taxpayers also paid for your court cases. You know, the ones where you've been guilty of multiple drink driving offences.
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