@MartiPhantomm@piersmorgan So trying to bait me into a road trip is your alternative to actually providing data, is it? Absolute clown behaviour. Post the facts or pay up 🤡
@JohnRFeltham@piersmorgan Fictional dialogue won’t magically invent the actual modern UK data you were asked for. If you have to misrepresent the replies to feel like you won, it just proves you don’t have a real argument. Thanks again for showing me I’m correct
@JohnRFeltham@piersmorgan No, they don’t count because centuries-old history isn’t relevant data for a discussion about modern UK statistics. If you can’t provide actual, current facts, then it really is pointless
@JohnRFeltham@piersmorgan None of those countries fit the definition of a data-backed modern “takeover”. You’re listing historic Muslim nations and medieval history to try and justify a point about the UK today. If you have actual current data or statistics for the UK, feel free to share them
@PaulDix11057304@piersmorgan If all you have are insults (and illiterate ones at that), that means you have zero arguments, which means Piers is indeed correct. If you want to try and prove him wrong, engage civilly with actual data-backed examples
@JohnRFeltham@piersmorgan If all you have are insults, that means you have zero arguments, which means Piers is indeed correct. If you want to try and prove him wrong, engage civilly with actual data-backed examples
@ferbert2021@piersmorgan If all you have are insults, that means you have zero arguments, which means Piers is indeed correct. If you want to try and prove him wrong, engage civilly with actual data-backed examples
@KiraRenegade@TrilbeeReviews You keep harassing MrTARDIS erroneously demanding an apology, yet I’m the obsessed one? I didn’t know you could count though so good on you
@KiraRenegade@TrilbeeReviews The idea that billionaires and multi-millionaires would emigrate to avoid a wealth tax is hugely exaggerated and, in reality, it would be highly manageable. Come back with a proper argument next time
@CMartian89@TrilbeeReviews If you were to introduce a 2% tax on all earnings above £10m, it would generate roughly £24b a year, which would make a significant difference to public services
@matt96h@TrilbeeReviews Actually numerous financial models show that it would work, and millionaires in this country have also called for it. Why can’t we at least give it a try when nothing else so far has work?