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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 337200" data-attributes="member: 33">John Major&#039;s care in the community programme was a £100 billion failure. Not just my opinion but that of <a href="https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2055459/Care-community-100bn-failure-says-Iain-Duncan-Smith-think-tank.html" target="_blank">former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith</a>. Closing mental health hospitals was meant to save money but the knock on effects of the policy through higher general health and social care costs, lost working days and family breakdown was estimated to cost the country £105 billion.NI contributions are only paid by workers and people who generate income through investments do not pay it. Raising income tax by an equivalent amount would be fairer as a wider group of people would be eligible to pay it. However, Tories always protect their donors and the rich, many of whom get income through share dividends and property portfolios.The corruption and fleecing of taxpayers by the Tories has been carried out on an industrial scale and was <a href="https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-59968037" target="_blank">found to be illegal by the High Court</a>. We haven&#039;t got our money back though.If you think the money has been wellspent, maybe you can explain where the £37 billion that Tory crony Dido Harding (personal friend of Matt Hancock and wife of Tory MP) was given to set up a test and trace system went and why you think we got value for money? The Tories have been in government for 70% of the last quarter century, of course they are to blame.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 337200, member: 33"] John Major's care in the community programme was a £100 billion failure. Not just my opinion but that of [URL='https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2055459/Care-community-100bn-failure-says-Iain-Duncan-Smith-think-tank.html']former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith[/URL]. Closing mental health hospitals was meant to save money but the knock on effects of the policy through higher general health and social care costs, lost working days and family breakdown was estimated to cost the country £105 billion. NI contributions are only paid by workers and people who generate income through investments do not pay it. Raising income tax by an equivalent amount would be fairer as a wider group of people would be eligible to pay it. However, Tories always protect their donors and the rich, many of whom get income through share dividends and property portfolios. The corruption and fleecing of taxpayers by the Tories has been carried out on an industrial scale and was [URL='https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-59968037']found to be illegal by the High Court[/URL]. We haven't got our money back though. If you think the money has been well spent, maybe you can explain where the £37 billion that Tory crony Dido Harding (personal friend of Matt Hancock and wife of Tory MP) was given to set up a test and trace system went and why you think we got value for money? The Tories have been in government for 70% of the last quarter century, of course they are to blame. [/QUOTE]

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