A lot of people mistake tax arbitrage for wealth creation.
If your entire economic contribution relies on using a country’s infrastructure, laws, and workforce to build a fortune, only to flee the second the bill arrives, you aren't an economic engine.
You're a tourist.
Real value creators don't just shop for tax havens they build ecosystems that endure
@NapierHolland@BBCPolitics We get it, you made some money, bought a plane ticket, and discovered tax optimization. But a nation's economy isn't built on tech founders dodging tax brackets it’s built on the workforce that trained you. Some of us care about the foundation, not just the payout.
@NapierHolland@BBCPolitics Thanks for confirming the point: you left for tax arbitrage, not because Britain lacked opportunity. Every foreign exit just clears runway for local builders who actually want to invest in the country that helped launch them. Enjoy the sun.
@NapierHolland@BBCPolitics Ah, the classic 'tax us or we leave' threat. High earners rely on British roads, educated workers, law enforcement, and courts to make their money. Pay your fair share for the infrastructure that made you rich, or stop pretending you built it in a vacuum
@Nigel_Farage Same old Nigel. Same old drama. Every time the public wants to talk about real solutions, Nigel stages another fake fight for the cameras. We’re building things; he’s just shouting for attention