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2019-01-14 00:40:38 UTC

and how is it crippled by the EU?

2019-01-14 00:40:59 UTC

because the EU forced all its member states to bail out its banks.

2019-01-14 00:41:17 UTC

and thats why its stagnant?

2019-01-14 00:41:18 UTC

Its why Iceland was being lambasted for so long, because they said no, fuck you, and let their banks collapse

2019-01-14 00:41:27 UTC

hi

2019-01-14 00:41:29 UTC

Iceland isnt part of the EU

2019-01-14 00:41:30 UTC

Yes, because interest is at 0.1%

2019-01-14 00:41:35 UTC

Greece got bailed out

2019-01-14 00:41:35 UTC

GG @HM - King of UK + Commonwealth, you just advanced to level 8!

2019-01-14 00:41:41 UTC

which interest you speaking of?

2019-01-14 00:41:48 UTC

hi

2019-01-14 00:41:50 UTC

You are an economist, that doesn't know how austerity works?

2019-01-14 00:42:00 UTC

Hi

2019-01-14 00:42:10 UTC

The rate of interest set by the bank of England?

2019-01-14 00:42:33 UTC

The economy isn't stagnant because of a lack of workers ffs

2019-01-14 00:42:37 UTC

Austerity is coming to a end

2019-01-14 00:42:48 UTC

fuck

2019-01-14 00:42:58 UTC

I just realised I am arguing with two fucking morons

2019-01-14 00:43:08 UTC

that was close I almost took you clowns seriously for a moment

2019-01-14 00:43:09 UTC

phew

2019-01-14 00:43:17 UTC

right I am off

2019-01-14 00:43:56 UTC

Good bye

2019-01-14 00:45:06 UTC

politics is tearing us apart

2019-01-14 00:45:37 UTC

There will always be division in politics

2019-01-14 00:45:38 UTC

jk idk

2019-01-14 00:45:50 UTC

The bank of England is holding their interests down (alongside with ECB) to help to keep the southern europe on stable terms alongside with other non EU nations that have debt to UK. The rise of interests is never really a good sign. And even if the interest rate was double that, it wouldnt keep UK economy on better terms.

2019-01-14 00:45:52 UTC

Division clear the lobby

2019-01-14 00:46:30 UTC

Chequers will be better for the economy than no deal

2019-01-14 00:46:34 UTC

Bank of England interests dont have much to do with stagnant economy, if anything then it should even help to re-vitalize the economy.

2019-01-14 00:47:01 UTC

Because the interest are down, people lend more money, which they in turn invest to somewhere.

2019-01-14 00:47:38 UTC

Same with other countries and their infrastructure projects.

2019-01-14 00:47:42 UTC

Which political party do you support

2019-01-14 00:47:48 UTC

me?

2019-01-14 00:47:52 UTC

Yes

2019-01-14 00:47:52 UTC

Im not british.

2019-01-14 00:48:08 UTC

Where are you from

2019-01-14 00:48:12 UTC

Estonia

2019-01-14 00:48:29 UTC

Which political party do you support in Estonia

2019-01-14 00:49:21 UTC

Im kinda mixed, but the one right now closest to my views is EKRE (Estonian conservative peoples party)

2019-01-14 00:49:40 UTC

cuz they support a better economic model and want to fix the judiciary system.

2019-01-14 00:49:53 UTC

I have had many bad cases with the judiciary system.

2019-01-14 00:50:48 UTC

And I abosuletly do not support the current enonomic model. What got us through the 07-08 crisis was reserves. Our country had saved up money for years.

2019-01-14 00:51:01 UTC

And we now need to replenish those reserves.

2019-01-14 00:51:16 UTC

sidenote: we have the lowest debt to gdp ration in the whole EU.

2019-01-14 00:51:27 UTC

currently at 9%

2019-01-14 00:51:44 UTC

In the Estonia the party you currently support is the equivalent of the uk conservatives party

2019-01-14 00:51:46 UTC

Trumps america yeehaw

2019-01-14 00:52:19 UTC

@Deleted User with the difference being we dont have f*ckers saying "aye, aye" in our parliment.

2019-01-14 00:52:32 UTC

and our conservative parties are completely different.

2019-01-14 00:52:35 UTC

Or no

2019-01-14 00:52:38 UTC

w

2019-01-14 00:52:40 UTC

what.

2019-01-14 00:52:52 UTC

Division clear the lobby

2019-01-14 00:53:16 UTC

why was i pinged

2019-01-14 00:53:22 UTC

you werent

2019-01-14 00:53:44 UTC

Pinged by who

2019-01-14 00:54:01 UTC

@HM - King of UK + Commonwealth what kind of an economic model do you support?

2019-01-14 00:54:11 UTC

For what

2019-01-14 00:54:30 UTC

for UK

2019-01-14 00:54:41 UTC

In terms of

2019-01-14 00:54:52 UTC

like budget deficit

2019-01-14 00:55:15 UTC

I support the conservatives party economic model

2019-01-14 00:55:22 UTC

which is exactly?

2019-01-14 00:55:27 UTC

The incumbent one

2019-01-14 00:55:35 UTC

doesent tell much

2019-01-14 00:56:02 UTC

not gona read thorugh that tbh

2019-01-14 00:56:39 UTC

nvm

2019-01-14 00:56:41 UTC

its outdated

2019-01-14 00:56:50 UTC

Conservatives: The Tories will eliminate the deficit by "the middle of the next decade" committing to fiscal rules laid out by Hammond during the Autumn Statement last November. These rather loose rules commit the government to return to a budget surplus "as soon as practicably possible" and try to limit borrowing to 2% this year.

2019-01-14 00:57:11 UTC

The party says in its manifesto: "Conservatives believe in balancing the books and paying down debts - because it is wrong to pass future generations a bill you cannot or will not pay yourself.

2019-01-14 00:57:39 UTC

"The next Conservative government will continue the difficult but necessary work of restoring our public finances while still ensuring that we are investing for the future."

2019-01-14 00:57:46 UTC

how much deficit u have? like 1.8%?

2019-01-14 00:58:32 UTC

I wonder from where they gon take the money to balance it out tho?

2019-01-14 00:59:36 UTC

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/523835768813387796/534174714445168681/image0.png

2019-01-14 00:59:46 UTC

wtf

2019-01-14 00:59:56 UTC

10%?

2019-01-14 01:00:01 UTC

damn

2019-01-14 01:00:09 UTC

but even 2.2 is high

2019-01-14 01:00:38 UTC

only 4-5 years of budget surplus on 20+ years?

2019-01-14 01:00:39 UTC

thats bad

2019-01-14 01:00:43 UTC

thats really bad

2019-01-14 01:00:58 UTC

That was in 2016 to 2017 it lower now

2019-01-14 01:01:29 UTC

how is it that you all manage to get so goddamn big budget deficits?

2019-01-14 01:01:40 UTC

dont ya read the economics part of the ballot?

2019-01-14 01:01:52 UTC

Which years are you referring to

2019-01-14 01:01:59 UTC

all of em really

2019-01-14 01:02:18 UTC

like, seeing astronomic figures like 7

2019-01-14 01:02:19 UTC

5

2019-01-14 01:02:19 UTC

6

2019-01-14 01:02:20 UTC

3

2019-01-14 01:02:28 UTC

bruh

2019-01-14 01:02:50 UTC

Anyway I’m going to go to sleep now bye

2019-01-14 01:03:08 UTC

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/523835768813387796/534175603830685706/180326_govern_gener_ee.png

2019-01-14 01:03:13 UTC

lmao

2019-01-14 01:03:22 UTC

git gud

2019-01-14 05:19:22 UTC

2009-2010. The years after the financial crash in 2008, it isn't rocket science. The UK economy is recovering remarkably well, but it would of been better to NOT bail out the banks

2019-01-14 05:19:36 UTC

Ok

2019-01-14 05:45:58 UTC

Replubicans > Democrat’s

2019-01-14 07:09:32 UTC

@TheNobody Sort <#508201676797378575> out so there isn't ridiculous amounts of spam.

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