@verycentrist @JemimaBrown9 @justinpetersso1@daliagebrial@stephenfry@Baddiel There's a hierarchy alright.
Being among thousands killed in ongoing state sponsored ethnic cleansing is much nearer the top than hearsay about some graffiti.
Happy to reconsider if King's Lynn gets carpet bombed.
@RobTanner83 @trevormfisher If only Stephen Fry had criticised Israel, or spoken about any other form of racism or prejudice instead of just enabling Zionist deflection of genocide.
He'll be doing this mob out of a job.
https://t.co/AAabzt10KA
Of all the arguments against inheritance tax, the "it's a double tax" one seems most baffling. If a bit later I go and buy a coffee, I'll be paying VAT on a purchase financed by money already subject to income tax and NI. What's so special about IHT?
@peterwalker99 Afraid your analogy isn't quite right.
You'd have to keep the coffee so it can be sold for so much that 20% is closer the amount of the inheritance that was taxed at all.
@NoToriesNoLies @daliagebrial Intelligent enough to see the injustice & folly in invading Iraq, yet is apparently blind to Israeli war crimes happening right now in Gaza.
@StephenEmmetCl1 @ianrileyENG@sophielouisecc Probably.
But carrying documents that identify you when fleeing persecution is something only a fuckwit would do.
Why did you need to ask?
@darrengrimes It's not about you, you attention whore.
Other than the denigration & marginalising of trans people that you contribute to with your ignorant grand standing.
40 years ago it could have been you instead of Brianna just for being homosexual.
@paulmasonnews Apparently Hitler was partial to a baked potato.
Here's a useful link so you can challenge @jamesmartinchef about his strategy on the holocaust ๐
https://t.co/AVnzwYsrpD
@LouisHenwood If that was the question, since it was funded by the cost of living crisis it's an obvious no.
Inflation - Wage increase, at a lower rate - More tax paid - Smaller reduction in NICs = Worse off.
@AlanRoffey3@BlokeOnWheels@sharron_honey No they weren't.
Some put up with seasonal jobs, or working all hours to fill their pockets short term, while crammed in to a house share. They never saw it as sustainable any more than a native Brit would.
@Suebrblonde@BlokeOnWheels I'm sure there are some worthwhile jobs that can't pay a good wage - but they should be means testing the employer, not the employed, if the taxpayer needs to subsidise them.