If you earn £120,000 a year in the UK, you keep just 29p of every pound you make.
And it’s only getting worse under Labour.
Higher taxes, more red tape, and endless punishment for anyone who dares to work hard, take risks, or build something of value.
They talk about “fairness,” but what’s fair about pushing away talent, driving out investment, and leaving ordinary families with higher bills and fewer opportunities?
What’s fair about squeezing small businesses until they fold, while politicians pat themselves on the back for “doing something”?
The UK already has a productivity crisis, a skills shortage, and an investment drought — and instead of fixing the root cause, Labour doubles down on the same tired tax‑and‑spend dogma that’s been failing for decades.
We’re becoming one of the worst places in the developed world to work, innovate, or raise a family.
Success isn’t just unrewarded.
It’s punished.
But sure, let’s keep pretending envy is a strategy for growth. Let’s keep driving away anyone who actually creates jobs and prosperity.
Let’s keep chanting “tax the rich.”
And wonder why Britain is failing.
I’ve never been more disappointed in my dog. She’s licked every single topping off the top of two dominoes pizza, not even eaten them just left the licked dough for me
To gain support, Hitler popularized the term "Lügenpresse."
Literally meaning "lying press," he would accuse media companies that did not support the Nazi party of false reporting.