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1 hour ago, Yournamehere said:

Look look I'm over here, me, look at me; Husqvarners shit Chelseas shit please talk to me I'm so sad and lonely, please someone notice me.

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The root of the faux moral outrage on the left (and trad right) is loss of control. The old establishment lost its power. And the people who linked their own little lives and minds to the old establishment, to vicariously enjoy the power, lost their power position as well. 

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34 minutes ago, Big J said:

All those veterans that fought alongside those "countries that haven't fought a war in like, 30 or 40 years"

As usual, knee jerk reactionary nonsense.

 

It's an organisation that's failing in it's key function, to look after former service members.

 

The management and system are just a money wasting pyramid where those that need the help barely get the help required and it's failures have been documented for decades since Vietnam really.

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13 minutes ago, Steven P said:

You might look at the demographic at who they employ... a larger than expected portion are veterans! All sacked....

And why don't you prove that little lie, those at the point of delivery aren't the problem it's everything above that stops things happening.

 

Computer says claim denied because it's a money making Ponzi scheme.

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WWW.CBSNEWS.COM

A memo from the Department of Veterans Affairs' chief of staff said the agency aims to return its workforce to just under 400,000 employees.

 

27% are veterans, compared to the general population where 6% are veterans.

 

 

Edit: Sack 70,000 workers, that is nearly 19,000 Veterans sacked.

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7 minutes ago, Steven P said:
WWW.CBSNEWS.COM

A memo from the Department of Veterans Affairs' chief of staff said the agency aims to return its workforce to just under 400,000 employees.

 

27% are veterans, compared to the general population where 6% are veterans.

 

Edit: Sack 70,000 workers, that is nearly 19,000 Veterans sacked.

That's not helping your reactionary argument.

 

A workforce of 470k, veterans are 127k of that number.

 

What's to say they are for the chop as I'm guessing they aren't all management and actually do something to help instead of endlessly push paperwork around the office.

 

I'm surprised you're not littering the hate labour thread with the benefit reductions and NHS cost savings. Same arguement but no banging bin lids over that today.

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You're reverting to distractions and irrelevance there Gareth. For the Labour thread, it is not a mission in my life to try to change anyones minds there, I'll leave that for you all to rant... as that thread was set up to be.

 

On topic though,

 

None of us here know who is being sacked, and who works in what position. However a lot of veterans are actually quite intelligent and motivated, there is no reason for them NOT to be in a position of management, rather than your assumption that can't manage and be only suitable for menial front line tasks (the low paid ones). A very arrogant assumption of yours. Pretty sure Johnson,D would prefer to choke on his cornflakes first than give me a reasonable answer, but he is probably the best to ask if military veterans are capable of managing and running departments or companies. I think that they can and I think they will be evenly spaced through that organisation, and so at even risk of being sacked. Near 20,000 of them.

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