@Cr0mwe77@raygunburn@RupertLowe10 If you think our schools are doing a good job educating, maybe it’s you hasn’t had one.
You want the state to nanny everyone.
@RepThomasMassie And what kind of democratic party would be against voter id when the majority of the country want it?
Voting against either is insane.
Or we could stop pissing our money away to useless failed career politicians.
Blows my mind anyone would want to give MORE money for the abysmal declining quality of service we get from our government.
Insane.
A recent study suggests that by imposing a minimum 2% charge on households with more than £100m in wealth; £10bn could be raised annually to HMRC. To stop the wealthy from jumping ship, they’d force the rich to pay the tax for at least 10 years after they quit the UK. They estimated this would affect only 1,000 households and would therefore be easier to implement. Yet the wealthy are also exceptional at hiding wealth so I don’t believe any audit would be straightforward. @phillipinman@guardian https://t.co/r3PheKFMJX…
@KonstantinKisin@MxGarnero You could see it in the face of the fans too. Gormless, gutless, spineless, like little children sulking, even at 1-1.
Weak leaders have made Britain soft and self-loathing.
It’s time for this nation to rediscover its balls.
@tonywestonuk@unequivocably11 No, the value to us is determined by supply, demand, and the value of what it’s spent on.
Spend it on valueless, unproductive nonsense, and something productive has to be taxed to pay for it.
Bad money in, good money out.
@moscrop@Th_Angelopoulos@DanielPriestley He’s talking completely drivel and clearly doesn’t understand the implication of his “own” ideas.
What’s wrong with you?
@tonywestonuk@unequivocably11 It still needs to be paid for, dummy. The more they print, the more they need to tax or we get inflation. You know this.
Bad spending costs us.