Quite right. You’re getting it! Time to free yourself from those masters of yours, then.

What's there to elaborate on?
Then why are we now the third worst in the world for millionaires leaving the country then?...The rich aren't being taxed properly at all
I don't read any of those things, but thanks.CoolClaret wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 10:56 amWhat's there to elaborate on?
You have been conned to thinking some people barely getting a few hundred quid a week are the reason the UK is in decline, whilst ultra wealthy individuals that have been handed our infrastructure from their Tory crook mates make hundreds of millions every year whilst putting nothing back in to the pot.
My advice would be to stop reading The Sun, The Mail and watching GB News.
You have totally missed my actual point. I'm talking about the uber wealthy.BigChaCha wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 11:01 amThen why are we now the third worst in the world for millionaires leaving the country then?...
Those millionaires take with them, the money they spend here, the money they spend on British goods, the tax money they contribute, growth, entrepreneurship, innovations, inventions, employment and many other benefits to the country!...
It is getting worse, I have never known as many people in business who want to leave... In my industry, and near enough everyone I know who is dynamic and creates jobs and growth in this country is planning to move their company abroad and I have been researching moving to Dubai...
I also network with thousands of entrepreneurs across the UK and it's the same, they are all sick of our record taxation and with it being one of the highest-taxed nations in the developed world...
Everyone I speak to says the same, they are sick of high taxes and it is just not worth growing a company in the UK anymore. It is easy to build tiny companies up to 80k in the UK but scaling it is a nightmare under our crazy high taxation structure!...
There is plenty of money going into the pot, it's mismanaged... That is the problem!
We have quite literally seen wages stagnate and house prices / other commodities massively inflate relative to wages. People are struggling to find their way because they can't afford to live - what are you not grasping?GetIntoEm wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 11:04 amI don't read any of those things, but thanks.
I've not been conned, the two are not connected. The benefits system in this country is allowed to be exploited. People capable or working, but refusing to shouldn't be an option. It's too comfortable.
I don't want to see people homeless or hungry, just people to pay their own way. If they get houses, give them vouchers for a limited time until they find their way.
Lazyness is passed down generation to generation, because it's too easy.
It's been the same since the end of WW2. It's not a new thingCoolClaret wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 11:13 amWe have quite literally seen wages stagnate and house prices / other commodities massively inflate relative to wages. People are struggling to find their way because they can't afford to live - what are you not grasping?
What are you basing this on?CoolClaret wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 11:11 am
For the rest of it - Brexit has caused huge issues. Funny how other powerhouse European Nations doesn't struggle with their taxation system, just mighty Blighty.
Because you just make it up as you go along.CoolClaret wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 11:22 amI can't be bothered to go back and forth on this.
You hold ignorant opinions that are based in your own prejudice and no actual evidence or facts. Keep punching down mate, the Rishis of the World love you for it.
Most developed countries don’t have a cash cow to feedCoolClaret wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 11:11 amYou have totally missed my actual point. I'm talking about the uber wealthy.
For the rest of it - Brexit has caused huge issues. Funny how other powerhouse European Nations doesn't struggle with their taxation system, just mighty Blighty.
Passive income to be taxed at the same rate as earned income would be one optionmdd2 wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 10:13 amExplain how you would tax the rich properly without scaring them off
We are pretty close to that now where for £1 earned many will pay 47% in tax and NI and already pay an extra £5656 per annum as a result of the emergency tax measures by Alistair DarlingThey have also lost the right to any child benefit thanks to the emergency measures of Camerron and Clegg
It was more the "Don't speak English = must be fraudulent" comments tbh
Valid points if true but only partially trueVenkys4eva wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 12:35 pmPIP fraud is 0.4% which is extremely low. Its funny when people think disabled people have it easy with their 'free' cars and 'perks'. They dont stop and think of the 30 plus pills they take every day which as well as control their conditions also cause a multitude of others like depression, stomach issues, heart problems, strokes, early cancers etc. Endless appointments in a c*** health system where its literally a lottery if you will get decent doctor. Then to top it off they have to deal with morons who luckily have never had to deal with anything more serious than a bad cold. People pay into the system so that when the worst happens their is a safety net there to catch them. The majority of disabled people would give up the threat of an early death, painful life to live an ordinary one. Luckily I have my health but I certainly don't begrudge paying for those who aren't as lucky and hopefully ill never have to be one of them.
I don't think that was the point being made. Maybe it was though?ŽižkovClaret wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 12:38 pmIt was more the "Don't speak English = must be fraudulent" comments tbh