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Hoofy said:
I admit that he comes over a lot better in that compared to last night. MarshPhantom said:
High earners pay 45% income tax in Germany, doesn't seem to be doing them too much harm.
Er and in the UK. What's your point ? Would Great Britain be any better if the tax rate went up, would living standards for the poorest 10% rise if the total tax rises?
Their are many constituencies in the UK where Labour have held the seats for 50 years (Glasgow for instance) Would you say the ordinary lives of the poorest 10% have been improved much by Labour during their years in power, and regardless of tax rates ?
Gargamel said:
MarshPhantom said:
High earners pay 45% income tax in Germany, doesn't seem to be doing them too much harm.
Er and in the UK. What's your point ? Would Great Britain be any better if the tax rate went up, would living standards for the poorest 10% rise if the total tax rises?
Their are many constituencies in the UK where Labour have held the seats for 50 years (Glasgow for instance) Would you say the ordinary lives of the poorest 10% have been improved much by Labour during their years in power, and regardless of tax rates ?
MarshPhantom said:
Gargamel said:
MarshPhantom said:
High earners pay 45% income tax in Germany, doesn't seem to be doing them too much harm.
Er and in the UK. What's your point ? Would Great Britain be any better if the tax rate went up, would living standards for the poorest 10% rise if the total tax rises?
Their are many constituencies in the UK where Labour have held the seats for 50 years (Glasgow for instance) Would you say the ordinary lives of the poorest 10% have been improved much by Labour during their years in power, and regardless of tax rates ?
KTF said:
Hoofy said:
I admit that he comes over a lot better in that compared to last night. It was a cynical and carefully calculated/managed appearance to address the widely-held opinion that he's a fking weirdo.
MarshPhantom said:
Gargamel said:
MarshPhantom said:
High earners pay 45% income tax in Germany, doesn't seem to be doing them too much harm.
Er and in the UK. What's your point ? Would Great Britain be any better if the tax rate went up, would living standards for the poorest 10% rise if the total tax rises?
Their are many constituencies in the UK where Labour have held the seats for 50 years (Glasgow for instance) Would you say the ordinary lives of the poorest 10% have been improved much by Labour during their years in power, and regardless of tax rates ?
I guess that the Germans could just increase their tax rate, eh?
Another great call by Ed. "Within hours of the formal start of the campaign, Ed Miliband unveiled Martin Freeman as his latest backer. But awkward questions were soon raised about whether Freeman was an appropriate figure to act as the 'face' of Labour's campaign."
Red Ed Hypocrite Hobbit Is Tax Avoider Who Voted For The Arthur Scargill Far Left Socialist Labour Party in 2001
In some ways it's not a surprising call given the prevalence of champagne socialist hypocrisy in Labour ranks.
Red Ed Hypocrite Hobbit Is Tax Avoider Who Voted For The Arthur Scargill Far Left Socialist Labour Party in 2001
In some ways it's not a surprising call given the prevalence of champagne socialist hypocrisy in Labour ranks.
turbobloke said:
Another great call by Ed. "Within hours of the formal start of the campaign, Ed Miliband unveiled Martin Freeman as his latest backer. But awkward questions were soon raised about whether Freeman was an appropriate figure to act as the 'face' of Labour's campaign."
Red Ed Hypocrite Hobbit Is Tax Avoider Who Voted For The Arthur Scargill Far Left Socialist Labour Party in 2001
In some ways it's not a surprising call given the prevalence of champagne socialist hypocrisy in Labour ranks.
The Tories are in the enviable position of not having any celebrity supporters.Red Ed Hypocrite Hobbit Is Tax Avoider Who Voted For The Arthur Scargill Far Left Socialist Labour Party in 2001
In some ways it's not a surprising call given the prevalence of champagne socialist hypocrisy in Labour ranks.
MarshPhantom said:
PGNCerbera said:
NailedOn said:
No country ever taxed its way to prosperity.
NailedThe highest rate of income tax in both countries is 45%.
The original quote refers to all tax including Labour's mansion tax and the infamous 'tax on bankers' that The Two Eds have allocated eleven times over.
The falsehood of the left is that taxes on the rich can be raised to pay for ALL the demands of everyone. This without causing capital flight.
In today's papers another national poll found a strong majority in favour of raising taxes to pay for the NHS. Of course, the survey omitted to ask the respondents if they personally would be willing to pay more.
NailedOn said:
MarshPhantom said:
PGNCerbera said:
NailedOn said:
No country ever taxed its way to prosperity.
NailedThe highest rate of income tax in both countries is 45%.
The original quote refers to all tax including Labour's mansion tax and the infamous 'tax on bankers' that The Two Eds have allocated eleven times over.
The falsehood of the left is that taxes on the rich can be raised to pay for ALL the demands of everyone. This without causing capital flight.
In today's papers another national poll found a strong majority in favour of raising taxes to pay for the NHS. Of course, the survey omitted to ask the respondents if they personally would be willing to pay more.
turbobloke said:
Another great call by Ed. "Within hours of the formal start of the campaign, Ed Miliband unveiled Martin Freeman as his latest backer. But awkward questions were soon raised about whether Freeman was an appropriate figure to act as the 'face' of Labour's campaign."
Red Ed Hypocrite Hobbit Is Tax Avoider Who Voted For The Arthur Scargill Far Left Socialist Labour Party in 2001
In some ways it's not a surprising call given the prevalence of champagne socialist hypocrisy in Labour ranks.
Bilbo's Mrs doesn't like tax either. Sorry for Daily Mirror link.Red Ed Hypocrite Hobbit Is Tax Avoider Who Voted For The Arthur Scargill Far Left Socialist Labour Party in 2001
In some ways it's not a surprising call given the prevalence of champagne socialist hypocrisy in Labour ranks.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/alison-philli...
Evil Monkey said:
turbobloke said:
Another great call by Ed. "Within hours of the formal start of the campaign, Ed Miliband unveiled Martin Freeman as his latest backer. But awkward questions were soon raised about whether Freeman was an appropriate figure to act as the 'face' of Labour's campaign."
Red Ed Hypocrite Hobbit Is Tax Avoider Who Voted For The Arthur Scargill Far Left Socialist Labour Party in 2001
In some ways it's not a surprising call given the prevalence of champagne socialist hypocrisy in Labour ranks.
Bilbo's Mrs doesn't like tax either. Sorry for Daily Mirror link.Red Ed Hypocrite Hobbit Is Tax Avoider Who Voted For The Arthur Scargill Far Left Socialist Labour Party in 2001
In some ways it's not a surprising call given the prevalence of champagne socialist hypocrisy in Labour ranks.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/alison-philli...
If they were proper socialists, they'd be like former president of Uruguay Jose Mujica.
This was the guy who donated 90% of his salary to charities (leaving him and his wife £750 a month) and didn't move to the presidential palace, preferring to stay at his smallholding with his dog that only has three legs. Here's a picture.
That's what socialism is supposed to look like. Not posing in your second kitchen because you're ashamed of how nice the main one is.
This was the guy who donated 90% of his salary to charities (leaving him and his wife £750 a month) and didn't move to the presidential palace, preferring to stay at his smallholding with his dog that only has three legs. Here's a picture.
That's what socialism is supposed to look like. Not posing in your second kitchen because you're ashamed of how nice the main one is.
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