Would it be too extreme to liken Cameron to Magabe?

[jenroy29]

With all the cuts he has, and is intending to introduce I really feel that country will soon slip back 70 years in terms of development.

The cuts to the welfare state in terms of DLA, child benefit and tax credits. The cuts in education removing funding for vocational courses, EMA and the hike in tuition fees. The reduction in public spending to libraries, leisure centres and childrens centres. To name but a few.
We were once on world tables of healthcare provision and education standards. Real world players in industry and science research.
What is going to happen to all this, how is Britain's economy going to grow?
It seems to me that David Cameron's agenda of changing everything, not neccessarily improving things, is going to go too far!

Yes, it would be too extreme to compare a democratically elected Prime Minister trying to correct a terrible economic imbalance to a despotic dictator. But don't let reasoned argument get in the way of a good headline, will you?....

Yes it would, stop being so utterly ridiculous!
Oh and it's Mugabe.

Frankly I am as left-wing as they come, but yet, it would be far too extreme to liken Cameron (who is just a vapid posh boy who doesn't really care about or understand those less fortunate than himself, and has an ideological committment to shrinking the state) to Mugabe (who is an evil, vote-rigging, torture-happy thug who cares nothing for his country, his people, or anyone but himself). OK ?

Seriously?

Do you think that Cameron sits down at his desk in the morning and says to himself 'what can I do to wreck the economy today?'

LOL.

Guacamole: get with the programme. You are the only one who didn't do a

Apologies

I wrote Magabe, you all assumed I meant Robert Mugabe, therefore you all made a link in your brains (can you see what I've done there).

Ok, What does David Cameron think when he sits at his desk?

Don't believe everything the Guardian says. They are always comparing people to Magabe, and I've never heard of him.

I think Cameron would be honoured to be compared to MaGabbyLoggon. There is no one who is more often right, on so many issues.

                   Cheers. MaGabby.

How can David Cameron be compared to Mugabe?
(a murderous despot)I've met him, no way can you compare the two.I haven't met Mugabe, (wouldn't want too) but can tell you this, if Mugabe had been given the same roasting as I gave to Cameron, I would be locked up in a filty rat infested prison for the next 30 years!!

Do behave yourself!

yes. you are an idiot. you live in a democracy. grow up (and learn to spell)

I wrote Magabe, you all assumed I meant Robert Mugabe, therefore you all made a link in your brains (can you see what I've done there).

Er, no, no idea what you did there. If you didn't mean Mugabe who the heck did you mean? If you did mean Mugabe I have no idea what the point of that comment was.

Ok, What does David Cameron think when he sits at his desk?

My guess would be, how the hell do I dig the country I love out of the hole its in.

Er... yeah it would be too extreme. And I say that as someone who is NO fan of DC and co.

Okay so if you wrote Magabe please enlighten us to who Magabe is?

"I wrote Magabe, you all assumed I meant Robert Mugabe, therefore you all made a link in your brains (can you see what I've done there)."

Nope I'm afraid I have no idea what you're on about?

Magabe,Magabe, who the hell is Magabe? You could turn this into a murder mystery, or a song!

Jenroy. Are you suggesting this country is turning into a banana republic? With DC the head of it?

This politics section is losing it's marbles

Depends. If it's okay for me to liken Ed Miliband to the Josef Stalin, then you can do as you like, luv.

yes it would you clown

Yes.