ChatterBank0 min ago
Victorian Values ?
"Lock up the loonies"
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/uk -englan d-devon -302619 80
Compassionate Conservatism at work. We're certainly paying dearly to maintain the Bankers' Bonuses.
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Compassionate Conservatism at work. We're certainly paying dearly to maintain the Bankers' Bonuses.
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If you want to be cynical, the bigger the bonuses the better, as tax is paid on PAYE, if the profits stayed with the Bank you can bet they would find a way to reduce their tax liability.
Factor is correct about the bonuses at branch level, my biggest bonus as a Branch Manager when I was working was £5000 and that year my Branch blew the targets out of the water, and that was without mis-selling because being 'old school' I would not condone it.
Factor is correct about the bonuses at branch level, my biggest bonus as a Branch Manager when I was working was £5000 and that year my Branch blew the targets out of the water, and that was without mis-selling because being 'old school' I would not condone it.
http:// www.dai lymail. co.uk/n ews/art icle-10 76679/N ow-bodi es-dead -buried -effect s-credi t-crunc h-sprea d-Brita in.html
Was all this down to the Tories and the Banker's bonuses also?
Was all this down to the Tories and the Banker's bonuses also?
// I suppose if the earth was about to get struck by a huge meteorite and we were all going to perish you would say it's the Conservatives fault.//
hypothetical
but the reality is that it is virtually impossible to get a secure acute psychiatric bed. Esquirel in 1850 observed that it you emptied the psych hospitals ( then called lunatic asyla ) you filled the prisons -
and if you dont learn the lessons of history you are condemned to repeat them
that is cause-and-effect and is irrelevant to bankers bonuses and meteors striking the earth
Sorry to inject some r eality into this but I have a mad neighbour ( OK if he takes his meds )
hypothetical
but the reality is that it is virtually impossible to get a secure acute psychiatric bed. Esquirel in 1850 observed that it you emptied the psych hospitals ( then called lunatic asyla ) you filled the prisons -
and if you dont learn the lessons of history you are condemned to repeat them
that is cause-and-effect and is irrelevant to bankers bonuses and meteors striking the earth
Sorry to inject some r eality into this but I have a mad neighbour ( OK if he takes his meds )
// As for Victorian values, they used to be locked up in Asylums in those days. Is that what you want to go back to? //
the mortality was lower..... so clarly there was something going for them
They were replaced with 'care in the community' otherwise known as
'lack of care in the community'
Another neighbour was so depressed he couldnt get himself to the psych outpatients so they 'deemed' he was better and automatically discharged him ! It is chaos out there, honestly
the mortality was lower..... so clarly there was something going for them
They were replaced with 'care in the community' otherwise known as
'lack of care in the community'
Another neighbour was so depressed he couldnt get himself to the psych outpatients so they 'deemed' he was better and automatically discharged him ! It is chaos out there, honestly
The story is that due to cost cuts there are no places in temporary care homes to place such children. The 'credit crunch ' is blamed which is alleged to have been caused by greedy banks.
Virtually all mental hospitals have been closed in favour of 'care in the community'. The result is that more and more mentally ill people end up in prisons , which are also overcrowded, and so it goes on!
Virtually all mental hospitals have been closed in favour of 'care in the community'. The result is that more and more mentally ill people end up in prisons , which are also overcrowded, and so it goes on!
I agree with the others.
**PP "Sorry to inject some reality into this but I have a mad neighbour ( OK if he takes his meds )" I am that neighbour, but I am a girl.
not all mentally ill people are dangerous and hospitals are not necessarily the answer to the problem.
I would normally ramble on about this subject - but my meds have made me groggy and I am having a brain shutdown.
**PP "Sorry to inject some reality into this but I have a mad neighbour ( OK if he takes his meds )" I am that neighbour, but I am a girl.
not all mentally ill people are dangerous and hospitals are not necessarily the answer to the problem.
I would normally ramble on about this subject - but my meds have made me groggy and I am having a brain shutdown.
Peter Pedant
/// Sorry to inject some r eality into this but I have a mad neighbour ( OK if he takes his meds ///
/// Another neighbour was so depressed he couldnt get himself to the psych outpatients so they 'deemed' he was better and automatically discharged him ! It is chaos out there, honestly ///
Couldn't have anything to do with living next to you could it? :0)
/// Sorry to inject some r eality into this but I have a mad neighbour ( OK if he takes his meds ///
/// Another neighbour was so depressed he couldnt get himself to the psych outpatients so they 'deemed' he was better and automatically discharged him ! It is chaos out there, honestly ///
Couldn't have anything to do with living next to you could it? :0)