I'm sorry to Maurice Glasman and Morgan McSweeney, but opposing appeasement, ensuring Britain stayed in the war, and helping to defeat Nazism are some of the best things Labour ever did

A chance to wrap myself in the flag in a positive way thus defining an important political symbol? Nah.

They are demanding their mouths are stuffed with gold lol. They always have.

Yes, but the BMA talk shite.

I'm sorry but what part of the BMAs recent actions cause you to think this? When the NHS is changed as a system the BMA will be at the forefront of arguing for it as will their members

Because reform are a special case.

Yes, I'm asking you a question I'd like you to lay it out.

How do you do it.

It's a bit scary that you outsource your brain to random Redditors, but I'm used to this sort of rigour when discussing things with the mmt cult.

Actually, my interest got the better of me. The comment you linked me to advocates forcing people into JG jobs lol. He says this isn't so different from forcing people into unemployment. So why did you ask me if my question is strange?

Do you actually do any of your own comments or do you just link?

How about you answer my question or correct me if my assumptions are wrong

Well you do have an interest in what zp says as you just told me that what he says he didn't literally mean, it was just sloganeering.

Taxes *will* have you rise if you want to shift private consumption to public consumption. I'm not reading the article if you want to argue then you argue

Lol. Something quite trump like in that. Don't listen to what he says, just what my interpretation of what he says is.

You (and the comment you linked to) posited the JG scheme as the way in which inflation is handled throughout the business cycle. Presumably when inflation this means people moving from PS jobs to JG jobs.

Why would a private sector employee choose to move to a JG job in order to reduce his spending power during times of above target inflation?