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It's not the age of people, it's the health of people - the level of obesity and the associated problems with that. I presume then that you think fat, unfit, unhealthy people will be less of a drain on country than those who lead healthy, active lives. I'm sure you realise that but...

It's all about opinions. The word 'misrule' is very subjective. Thatcher was a strong leader which the country needed then. The unions were ruining us (the sick man of Europe, decimating the industries for strikes over sometimes petty things). And yes, some of the management at that time in...

Why have you assumed lazy was meant about work ethic? I mean lazy as in exercise. Don’t want to get their fat lard asses out from the sofa and that all important reality TV. Yes, lots of successful people are lazy too and (proportionally) will end up with health issues than those who look...

Yes, the gap between rich and poor has widened as a result of globalisation. This reduces the ability of workers to benefit from the upturn in the economy, as cheaper workers can be brought into a country or the production can be outsourced to cheaper countries. That's why companies love...

We’re at the end of a 10 year expansionary period. The US economy was on the up before Trump was elected. There are bull markets on all of the stock exchanges and steady world-wide growth, so I would disagree that the effects are from austerity. In most of the west we haven’t really had...

And there are remainers who now think we should implement Brexit as this was the will of the people, and a second referendum would be bad for the future of democracy, as it would disenfranchise even more voters, through the perception that their votes don’t matter. Vote the wrong way - don’t...