@pooyayoo@omgsidewalks there are none already. the "billionaire" thing is bases on the value of their assets. as soon as they start to sell a small amount of assets the stock price tanks and causes the rest of their assets to drop in value, so they dont actually have $b's if they try to cash out.
@pooyayoo@omgsidewalks if billionaires all started selling their assets and giving away the money then the stock market would crash and house price's would crash, causing most pensioners to be in poverty.
@Pingone3@UziCryptoo its not defined. every country has different expectations, for example in the uk a livable wage means you can afford to rent a room in a shared house, riding the bus, eating the cheapest food with no money for hoildays.
@Pingone3@UziCryptoo if you demand something, people will ask what your demanding. insulting them when they ask rather then giving an answer is not helpful.
define livable?
if you cant afford the latest iphone does that mean your not earning a livable wage?
@throen172834@UziCryptoo i never mentioned 50 years, or 1 day off. i just asked what people feel is a livable wage.
i expect it to be a simple question to answer from the person that is demanding it.
what do you think is livable? having 3 days a week off work so you can be rude on X?
@keithapearson@robprogressive the person is not paying 20% because the first £12k is not taxed, so he would only be paying 20% on the £38k. making it an overall payment of 15.2% on tax.
the person would also get a tax rebate of 20% for any funds paid in to a pension. the standard is around 1% rebate