Grim... wrote:
Doesn't matter, though. Unless it hits the headlines on one of the major newspapers, 95% of people are going to think 5,000 small businesses wrote a letter. Which I suppose was the point.
Yeah, but at the end of the day, Gaywood, as ever, dodges the substantive points, which are:
1. Businesses, large, medium and small, tend to be far more supportive of the Conservatives and generally fear a Labour government (and most especially a minority Labour government propped up by an economically illiterate party intent on wrecking the UK, i.e. the SNP)
2. Money markets equally hate said prospect of the Labour government and we would all pay heavily in terms of interest rates levied
It also begs the question WHY.
Of course, I don't defend any misleading bullshit that may well have occurred here, but let's be generous and say that perhaps 100 of those 5000 companies cited are in some way bogus, insolvent or whatever? Um, that still leaves 4900.
So as per, nitpicking, Pyrrhic bollocks over substantive argument and actually grasping the nettle? Political spin doctors in bending the truth shocker; that never happened during Labour's time in office, eh.
Nothing changes; pie chart probably incoming as we speak.