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So we learn David Lammy gave Burnham the phone number of the con artist pretending to be Donald Trumpโs chief-of-staff.
And yet this doesnโt even make the top 10 stupidest things he has done as a Minister.
We really are ruled by clowns.
I wonder if a thorough post mortem was done on the three women migrants that were pulled from the same boat after all having
โ heart attacks โ ?
I wonder if that information ever gets released ?โฆ
BECAUSE IT WAS A CLEAR LIE IMO
THESE MEN ARE NOT LIKE US
I completely agree with you. I am talking about the people that have never put in and will never put in. Iโm not talking about the genuine people that need more help than what we can get them because of these Ponces.
Good luck
Ultimately, it is the wealthy person's money, and they have every right to decide what they want to do with it. If someone has earned their wealth legitimately, it's their choice whether they invest it, give it away, support charities or simply keep it.
That doesn't mean we can't debate inequality or how the system works, but we shouldn't automatically demonise wealthy people for being wealthy.