you’re talking *******s. So what type of people are watching this program.
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I think you're being a bit oversensitive here howdy. Crash didn't have to speak out his opinion on the less well off people. He chose to give his opinion, and I chose to rib him for it, as Grist does with anyone that he disagrees with. I don't recall you picking him up on his repeated 'Sheeple' attacks? I was very hurt you know. He's saying the same thing as me. Why is it different now? I'm sure crash can defend himself, just as we have to when Grist unleashes his barbed pearlers that no one in the world would have thought of but him!
So, bottom line is someone else will have to contribute more? As if you and I have been completely rinsed by the tax man! Have we cobblers! We're both fortunate to have earned well, we're both peed off with what we see around us and compared to some countries our tax contributions are relatively low. If we want better stuff, those that can afford it are gonna have to pay for it. Get yer hand in yer pocket yer tight get!
Most of the Labour front bench are millionaires. Labour millionaires and Tory multi-millionaires, you think any of them are on our side?
As for that gold bullion, it's just like those "we buy your gold" adverts, look at the other adverts on GB News, they're not aimed at the rich.
Gold bullion traders will watch Bloomberg and MSNBC.
I think we've more chance of changing things by voting Labour than Tory, but in essence you're correct. The current Labour front bench are a poor immitation of Blair/soft Tory i.e. not interested in getting to grips with the root of the problem.
The difference is there are plenty of ordinary people within the Labour Party who are.
If I want better stuff I prefer to simply earn it and buy it myself or if I feel like it, give it away to someone who deserves it. Once I've paid, income tax, corporation tax, dividend tax, value added tax. Go for the tax evaders before me. Legalise drugs and tax them. FFS just leave me alone yer scrounging git.
Where my tax goes and in many cases, gets wasted:
Health (21.9%)
Welfare (19.6%)
Business and Industry (14.4%)
State Pensions (10.1%)
Education (9.6%)
Transport (4.5%)
Defence (4.5%)
National Debt Interest (4.1%)
Public Order and Safety (3.9%)
Government Administration (2%)
Housing and Utilities, like street lighting (1.4%)
Environment (1.3%)
Culture, like sports, libraries, museums (1.2%)
Overseas Aid (0.9%)
UK Contribution to the EU Budget (0.6%)
I think they'll be done with within 15 years.
Maybe we should all sign this because they're all the same. Self serving.
https://actions.fullfact.org/petitio...gn=web-general
There is an area where going after the wealth would work especially with a good percentage of the UK electorate , companies such as Shell and Centrica .
Increase the Windwall Tax on them significantly , however you increase the Windfall Tax on them if the profit is gained through the extraction of fossil fuels .
This would work like it does with a packet of cigarettes which is taxed high to try and motivate you to stop smoking or even start in the first place .
With that in mind and not wanting to turn it in to a witch hunt I'd offer generous tax concessions if they invest in the UK with sustainable Green Energy projects .