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Mark you are in denial of the facts. The problem is not the banks and big business but bad government - we have had 13 years of it. The banks and businesses generate millions of jobs and £billions of revenue for this country. It was Brown who changed the banking regulations that allowed some, repeat some, of the banks to take risks buying up banks in the USA which was a major cause of the crunch.
It was Brown who spent and borrowed too much creating the massive deficit, which is directly the problem being addressed by the cuts. Banks and businesses did not do that.
The unemployed and anyone else suffering because of what is happening are the victims of Brown's 13 years of bad governance.
If you spend £4 for every £3 you have in income for a protracted time then you can expect massive problems and that is exactly what Brown did. The solution is the same as the one you would need to take if you did that - cut spending. The worse thing you can do in that situation is keep spending your way deeper and deeper into the poo.
Government finances are more complex than personal finances but the same basic laws of nature apply. Add one to one and you still make two.
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