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The 10A Allocation

Discussion in 'Steam Traction' started by GWR4707, Apr 8, 2019.

  1. Jamessquared

    Jamessquared Nat Pres stalwart

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    If someone misinterprets something written, the fault is with the writer for lack of clarity - not the reader for poor comprehension. “Don’t write so you can be understood, write so you can’t be misunderstood”.

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    goldfish Nat Pres stalwart

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    Your post was a mixture of nonsense and falsehood. I interpreted it correctly, you may have written it poorly.

    False. Welfare payments exceed income tax, not tax income… If you're concerned about the government balancing the books on 'welfare', perhaps we should start cutting back on the state pension for those that can afford it, which makes up ~50% of total 'welfare' spend?

    You should really try to put some effort into making your posts intelligible and have some sort of stab at factual accuracy…

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    How then greater have enormous writers, than me have been misinterpreted ?
    I recall .. Aristotle said "You can think about thinking "..
     
  4. Jamessquared

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    Can we have that in English please?

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