Darling @RachelReevesMP,
Bless your desperately virtuous little heart.
How absolutely heart-warming.
Today you’re “lifting 450,000 children out of poverty” by scrapping the two-child benefit limit.
Change promised. Change delivered.
How very progressive.
How very Labour.
You’re not lifting children out of poverty, sweetheart.
You’re taking money from hard-working British taxpayers and handing it straight to the imported third-world filth who keep pumping out babies they can’t afford… all while British families are being crushed by your taxes.
You’re not reducing child poverty.
You’re rewarding the very people who treat the welfare system like a breeding fund.
Welfare spending has now overtaken income tax revenue for the first time in history… and you’re celebrating it.
How fucking embarrassing.
So go on then, Rachel.
Keep giving British money to the imported masses while our own people tighten their belts.
The mask is off.
You’re not a Chancellor.
You’re a glorified benefits manager for people who never contributed a penny to this country.
Start working on your exit plan from the UK, darling.
Because when the British people finally snap, there won’t be a safe space left for people like you.
Britain First. No Surrender. 🦁🇬🇧
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Leaving a job, starting a business? That is a bloody difficult decision. You're putting it all on the line, with absolutely no guarantee of any success.
It goes wrong, who's to blame? You. Nobody else. There is no safety net. And that's exactly how it should be.
You work hard, you succeed - you're rewarded. If it doesn't come off, you're not. Fair enough.
Wealth and success are seen as dirty things. NO. We want high-minded individuals operating with each other, with as little Government intervention as possible. That is what any society should strive towards.
But I really do want to stress this point to any politicians reading. It is NOT easy, and it is NOT straightforward.
They don't understand, because they haven't done it.
A big majority of MPs have had an easy career.
No sleepless nights about paying staff, unpaid invoices, fighting for contracts and so much more. It is stressful. It is really bloody stressful. I know, I have been there more times than I care to remember.
What's the politician career path? University, work for an MP, become an MP, shadow minister, minister. Maybe a sprinkling of union work or at some nonsense think tank. It means NOTHING.
I get so depressed thinking about it all. We are governed by RANK amateurs. A five year old with a lemonade stand has more business experience than most of the cabinet.
Reeves, Reynolds, Lammy, Rayner, Miliband? I'd fancy my chances with the toddler - at least they're sincere.
Investing in talented people is a passion of mine. Often it works, sometimes it doesn't. But I love it.
I would not give a PENNY to ANY of this lot - their combined experience, or what we believe of it, couldn't run a corner shop.
The men and women who take risks, generate wealth, create jobs deserve our respect - they are what drives the economy forward.
This Labour Government needs to have a long hard think about what they are inflicting on these people. If they carry on down this path, there won't be a private sector left to tax.
My message to small businesses is this - keep going. It is worth it, but it will be a very challenging few years.
I wish you all well.