🇫🇷 #TDF2026
Over the past few years, you battled against the very best riders in the world. You excelled in the toughest mountains, earning five consecutive overall podium finishes, including two victories on the top step in Paris.
An achievement we, as a team, are incredibly proud of. But above all, we’re deeply grateful. You have left your mark on the Tour.
Sadly, your incredible run in the Tour came to an end today. But we know you never give up, and we have no doubt you’ll come back stronger.
Wishing you a speedy recovery, champion! ❤️🩹
@AshesOfBabel farms homes and businesses are exempt. Only 1100 people would be impacted by that wealth tax, and only 4% of people make more than $160k and would pay more income tax.
loser new zealanders love comparing about dumb shit that won't impact them at all, but which would make life in this country better.
like only 1100 people will have to pay anything on the proposed wealth property tax https://t.co/oaZ8cDTq7U
I make more than this and am happy to pay more tax and will be voting double green!!! 😊💚
also this is the top 4% of salaries in the country so yeah if you make more than $160k you can afford to support other NZers who need it.
Chloe Swarbrick and the Greens have declared that anyone earning over $160,000 a year is rich.
It doesn’t matter if you’re a single parent with a big mortgage and children to support, or a single-income family doing their best to get by—you’re rich according to the Greens, and you will be worse off under their policies.
Incredibly, Swarbrick then claims these same people—who stand to lose the most—are more than happy to pay even higher taxes.