"We're all in this together!" The new tag line for the Conservative Party, and their phrase that they hope will help win them the next general election. I see only one problem with this phrase I'm afraid. We're not all in this together, well not equally. Some of us are really in the shit, while others are aware it is going on on, and it doesn't affect them so they don't really care.

Mr Cameron's family value is around thirty million pounds. I doubt very much he'll be shopping in Asda or Home Bargains in the near future because the purse strings are getting a little tight.

When RBS began to crash, Fred Goodwin put in a request for a pension worth sixteen million pounds, which was accepted. This means his pension pot will pay out six hundred and ninety three thousand pounds every year until he dies. Meanwhile around 8% of people in this country are unemployed, because of the way he and his fellow top bankers ran their banks via debt. Hardly seems far does it?

For the last year my self employed father, has lived on the edge every week wondering whether he'll be able to get work for the next week, or the week after. Both my parents work and both their incomes are required to support our family. If one was to loose work, then financial difficulty could sink in on our family extremely quickly.

So "We're all in this together" are we Mr. Cameron? To that I say, "You don't have a clue, what in this means!"