Hatter. We'll take their money before they go.
Right on, comrade.
Hatter. We'll take their money before they go.
[TW]Fox;21766095 said:This is true, we never had a recession when Labour were in charge and VAT was 17.5%.
LOL cos labour aren't a bunch of rich morons from oxbridge either
labour aren't the left, they are a little bit more left than the tories, all 3 = the same, time for a proper political revolution to re-adjust the balance
Hatter. We'll take their money before they go.
Not going to happen mate, you're better of going to china or cuba if you want to be ruled by the government you want.
Income inequality is such a loose term, what would you have instead, a cap? Or a higher minimum? Do you think either or both would allow our economy to prosper?
He's just given the richest people in our society a 10% tax cut. Absolutely clueless.
Then you'd be ****ed as no one would trade or do business with you, and as we can't grown enough food for ourselves that wouldn't end well.
You're not exactly clued up yourself are you?
90% of the wealth is held by 10% of the people.
Well which one does MrMoonX want? As you've mixed up two significantly different governments right there.
Just remember, just because it says 'Communist' on the tin, doesn't mean its 'Communist' in the tin...
No he's right — it's a 10% decrease (as in, 5p is 10% of 50p) it was a 5% percentage point decrease (as in, 50% down to 45%).
No he's right — it's a 10% decrease (as in, 5p is 10% of 50p) it was a 5% percentage point decrease (as in, 50% down to 45%).
[TW]Fox;21767545 said:No, he's wrong, because that isn't a 10% tax cut. It's a 10% cut in the amount of tax paid on earnings over 150k.
except they're not paying 50p on every £1 so it's not even close to a 10% cut.

And that 50% ridiculous tax rate starts to take effect at 100k because your personal allowance reduces to 0 at around 114k which means you either need to earn under 100k or well over otherwise it's very penal.
If the government perhaps spent a bit less then maybe we could all enjoy lower taxes and the country would enjoy more growth and tax take. Or is that too simplistic. I don't think either labour or conservatives get it right, but I prefer the mindset or conservatives around the principle of smaller government.
I think it is too simplistic because often countries with higher tax rates enjoy higher standards of living.