Out of interest, if you want all of these things, why would you sacrifice all of them for a no-nonsense attitude on Europe?

Because the devil in the dock is the EU not May. The Eu going bust overnight would have to be supported by us as when the Greeks were baled out last time. £7.6 billion iirc.

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Stans a great bloke, takes a 2 million advisory fee out the club and hands Half to trump

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Your comments are borne out of ignorance. Whether tyou like him or not he is not responsible for the mess we are in. In fact had his policies been pursued a lot more people would be better off and have services they can rely on.

What have the elite done for themselves and for others less fortunate than them?

Quick update ....anyone who makes more than 70k a year is a wanker and deserves to be shot and removed from the earth immediately


http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/po ... 90156.html

Out of interest, if you want all of these things, why would you sacrifice all of them for a no-nonsense attitude on Europe?

Quick update ....anyone who makes more than 70k a year is a wanker and deserves to be shot and removed from the earth immediately


http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/po ... 90156.html

Quick update ....anyone who makes more than 70k a year is a wanker and deserves to be shot and removed from the earth immediately


http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/po ... 90156.html

That's me knackered then.

Arsenal should sacrifice everything for a no nonsense attitude to Europe!

Anyone earning over 70k should contribute more imo and I'm going to guess TG, though I might be wrong, you would be unaffected. As I would. However the policy should be combined with a long overdue clamp down on tax avoidance.

Come on, less fake news. The Gleiber has higher standards surely.

That is the ridiculous comment not the link.

Not really. If they are dead they won't be paying taxes, which is the point of it.

Worth considering voting Tory? That should solve the problem.

Ok it was a jokey sarcastic comment but the real message Corbyn and his looney mates would love to push out. Jezza and co aren't even bothered about it anyway it's just messaging to satisfy his cronies in the Labour Party and push out the moderates which is his only concern not an election. It's an irrelevance, they won't win but still resent success.

I left school with no qualifications. I worked hard learning my job and am quite good at it. Did what i needed to and did reasonably well and paying £20k tax and insurance. Maybe i should pay more.

Plus the fact i have been in work for 45 years, save three months at my choice when i was 18. Always paid taxes and insurance, which in turn means I get a reasonable state pension when I retire as well as my private pension.

Never sat on my arse at home and expected anyone else to support me.

If Wenger leaves, why would the Juve manager come to us? In truth, isn't it a step down? I'm not seeing the improvement other than pay.

There is a serious point to be made if we want decent public services in our country. Somebody has to pay for them. Truth is raiding the super-rich makes for good headlines but doesn't do the job, and with the average annual income in the UK about £27k, nor does hitting the lower earners. The middle to upper middle ground is where the taxman has to go for more. The question is then whether you believe somebody earning 70k+ is 'rich'. Might seem that way to those folks on 27k and less?

Hang on a minute if your earning over 70k your already paying double the tax of someone on 27k. Isn't that enough?...Don't get me wrong I have some sympathy here but the sneering from labour on this doesn't help them win the political middle ground.

which my generation accepted, albeit with moans.

I left school with no qualifications. I worked hard learning my job and am quite good at it. Did what i needed to and did reasonably well and paying £20k tax and insurance. Maybe i should pay more.

Plus the fact i have been in work for 45 years, save three months at my choice when i was 18. Always paid taxes and insurance, which in turn means I get a reasonable state pension when I retire as well as my private pension.

Never sat on my arse at home and expected anyone else to support me.

I worked hard learning my job and am quite good at it.

70K in London as a family income won't get you that far and I would keep my tax increases for those who can really afford to pay it.

I forgot about London wages being so much bigger.
Median wage in NI and north of England is 22K or thereabouts. Someone on 70K is rich, imo, but maybe not so in London. I'd be doubling my own salary if I shifted over there.

All those different colours for the Nespresso capsules must have been a new challenge?

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I pay the top rate of tax and would very happily see it increased to at least 50% but preferably higher still. Current level is ridiculous and anybody who moans about paying a bit more is a selfish greedy *%^@ end of story.

Given housing conditions though, 70K in London as a family income won't get you that far and I would keep my tax increases for those who can really afford to pay it.

The EEC though, Hoy, honestly! Do you still go on holiday to the continent?

- They have these pastries, Ada, shaped like crabs and they're called croissants which is French for crab. And they don't have sheets and blankets like us, no, they have these sort of quilts and they call them duvets, it took me a bit of time to get used to them but they're ever so comfortable.

- Ooh I'm not sure, Mr Hoy, not with my lumbago, and stow it with that nonsense about the Liberal Party - why wasn't it that nice Mr Lloyd George who gave us our pensions?

I forgot about London wages being so much bigger.
Median wage in NI and north of England is 22K or thereabouts. Someone on 70K is rich, imo, but maybe not so in London. I'd be doubling my own salary if I shifted over there.

The current 20% is a scandal as it hits everybody regardless of income. Remember when it was about 7%? That was reasonable.

Were I making that in London I'd find a low income but gentrifying area...south London, southeast, etc.

Fact is VAT came with EEC membership - we didn't have it before. The current 20% is a scandal as it hits everybody regardless of income. Remember when it was about 7%? That was reasonable.