Money ain't magic

>How are we going to deal with that borrowing?

I'd love to know whose anus they pulled these figures out of

Are we just eternally going to keep borrowing money?

*No.*

I mean yes

Not at that level *

I'll concede that.

There are very very few countries that will every be in equity

This is why zero tariffs is a dumb idea

And they are typically very very small

They need to encourage the domestic market

Zero tariffs is a good idea and will offset some of the economic damage done

Temp zero tariff will be good to keep supply. Lines open

So we can export more stuff...

It's useful

I don't buy it

But nevertheless there are things they can do to offset the damage

I don't care if you buy it, it's the truth

No, it's not "the truth", it's a projection

I don't buy the £100 billion anyhow, don't fully trust the IFS and their speculation

Which in this instance, means borrowing more money

I'm only speaking from a position of experience here

I guess

So yeah

It's a good prediction

End the war on drugs will bring them somewhere between 2 and 5bn a year in revenue and savings

Legalise consumption of some drugs, start selling it, tax it

Not all, obviously

THat's what i mean

If he's prepared to make massive investment in social housing, he'd be able to save a lot on the housing benefit budget

"""Social housing"""

It's an endless money pit

Yes, it is

There's plenty of houses in the UK

Force people to rent them out if they're sat there empty

legalise all drugs, if people die taking them that's just natural selection

Like THOUSANDS in London

But it's an even bigger money pit when you have a housing shortage but you're paying taxpayer money to private landlords in order to house poor people

The housing shortage is coming from people leaving their homes empty

It's not