er, yes they are! - they are seeking to cut areas that have the least power and are more likely to vote Labour/left - have you not noticed? Working class, lower middle class, women, ethnic minorities, disabled, unemployed and under-employed, people on lower incomes (working tax and housing benefit attacks) are all being attacked, people on higher incomes, upper middle class and really wealthy are being given tax breaks. How can you not notice!!
Employment law changes to reduce the rights of workers on short contracts and/or part time (more likely to be women, career breakers (more likely to be women), transient workers (more likely to be ethnic minority/low income). Charging for taking employers to tribunal (cases affected more likely to be poorer workers who cannot afford legal representation, working for employers with poor employment practices and procedures).
Sectors of the population more likely to vote conservative, who spend large parts of the welfare budget have not been targeted - eg the more affluent, white middle class state-dependent pensioner has had no cuts.
To top it all, how they are not embarrassed about constantly recruiting people nearly from the same bloody year at Eton?! - a public school with less than 0.24% of the population at it, (the 'which year' bias would reduce this to 0.03% of the population!). A massive bias towards the extraordinarily wealthy male that would never stand up in ET as it is so blatant and so biased.
Bear in mind that the average conservative cabinet minister has utter contempt for people without even a pubic school viewpoint (i.e. 93% of the population) and probably a bias against people who didn't go to 'top' public schools, you have a cabinet who frankly doesn't care about anyone but the top earners/particular classes and sees anyone outside that as fair game.
This is different from the Thatcher/Major tory, whose average supporter reached much further down the income distribution - Thatcher and Major tories were almost by definition lower middle class, with a smattering of the working class tory. The current lot are pretty much the nastiest of the wealthiest and are constantly playing out a Jane Austen/Upstairs Downstairs fantasy. It will come back to bite them, sure, and some areas of the government aren't quite as bad, but the Osbourne cuts strategy is right out of the early 19th Century in attitude - take away money from the poor to force them to work, but then encourage employers to pay as little as possible so that wealthy shareholders can make money from the desparate poor - its crazy that we, and the Liberals, allow this.
