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true, apart from the >50 contribution from the top earners. they do say tax is theft, so yes, they are forcing you to pay for all the public services. i didnt put you down as a supporter of economic right, mimimal state.

i'd venture the hard work and inclination to do something else enabled him rather than a degree. funny old thing that word "fact"... since the vast majority of those over 35 wouldnt have a degree, i suspect this isnt one. what you probably mean is, most employers expect a degree for new...

unless his degree was in coastguard studies, what relevance does it have to this vocation?

i'd say its pretty accurate. brickies, welders, actors and bar staff dont need degrees in construction, engineering, drama and tourism. the last generation has had far too much emphasis on getting a degree, often for the sake of it, many of which are wholey unsuitable for real professional...

you'd agree with the policy if there was a more suitable threshold? or do you think the ordinary working people disrupted by industrial action matter less?

thats right, a quirk of our deomcracy, but democracy non the less. i dont know why this is suddenly an issue, no one thought to mention it the past dozen elections.