Seriously, no insult intended, would you describe yourself as a fascist?
No, just loaded.

Seriously, no insult intended, would you describe yourself as a fascist?
Legalise cannabis and tax it heavily.
Invade and plunder, make the jobless work for their benefits.
Surely that would make people go elsewhere for it and that will be from non legal sources which do not put tax revenue into the system ?
NHS surcharges introduced. If Mr X is admitted to A&E with a cut hand after punching a window while drunk, he gets a 100 quid surcharge. If he is on benefits then it gets deducted at source.
Invade and plunder, make the jobless work for their benefits.
Execute anyone who is not a net contributor to the state. 9 or more years active military service exempts you as you would be deemed as being a net contributor for life after the 9 years![]()
OMG - Brilliant! See my initial post above (#13) for very similar suggestions. We're definitely on the right page![]()
I would double the Uni Fee
That would get rid of all the wasters doing mickey mouse degrees, but those with low wage parents would get a big discount
would you two like some privacy?
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what I don't get is who do we owe this debt to ?
Firstly, it is important to stress this government borrowing is different from external debt of a country (total owed by private and government sector) and the balance of trade (imports and exports)
The government needs to borrow because it spends more than it receives in tax revenue. To finance this shortfall the government (often through an intermediary such as the Debt Management Office in the UK) sell bonds, gilts and treasury bills.
These are bought by private sector institutions such as pension funds, investment trusts and banks.
The majority of these private sector buyers are domestic financial institutions. I.e. most UK debt is owned by the UK private sector.
However, a significant % of UK and US National debt is owned by foreigners.