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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool

The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

"

https://www.itv.com/news/2021-07-13/mps-to-vote-on-foreign-aid-cut-with-government-braced-for-tory-rebellion

He said the UK’s public finances are under a "greater strain than ever before in peacetime history" adding "every pound we spend on aid has to be borrowed and, in fact, represents not our money but money that we’re taking from future generations."

Tldr: The money is staying with whoever would've bought bonds for the UK to waste money on foreign aid

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

https://www.itv.com/news/2021-07-13/mps-to-vote-on-foreign-aid-cut-with-government-braced-for-tory-rebellion

He said the UK’s public finances are under a "greater strain than ever before in peacetime history" adding "every pound we spend on aid has to be borrowed and, in fact, represents not our money but money that we’re taking from future generations."

Tldr: The money is staying with whoever would've bought bonds for the UK to waste money on foreign aid"

Right

So we are watching every penny.

That seems a reasonable policy

How much has been pissed away on track and trace and ppe contracts again btw?

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich


"The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

"

So its ok to mention countries that contribute more than 0.5% but not ones that contribute the same or less?

unbelievable.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

https://www.itv.com/news/2021-07-13/mps-to-vote-on-foreign-aid-cut-with-government-braced-for-tory-rebellion

He said the UK’s public finances are under a "greater strain than ever before in peacetime history" adding "every pound we spend on aid has to be borrowed and, in fact, represents not our money but money that we’re taking from future generations."

Tldr: The money is staying with whoever would've bought bonds for the UK to waste money on foreign aid

Right

So we are watching every penny.

That seems a reasonable policy

How much has been pissed away on track and trace and ppe contracts again btw?"

Why do you keep moving the goal post? If you dropped a tenner should you burn another tenner because you've just lost a tenner?

My view on covid is that they should've left everything as it was and do the same as they did for ebola/swineflu.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

https://www.itv.com/news/2021-07-13/mps-to-vote-on-foreign-aid-cut-with-government-braced-for-tory-rebellion

He said the UK’s public finances are under a "greater strain than ever before in peacetime history" adding "every pound we spend on aid has to be borrowed and, in fact, represents not our money but money that we’re taking from future generations."

Tldr: The money is staying with whoever would've bought bonds for the UK to waste money on foreign aid

Right

So we are watching every penny.

That seems a reasonable policy

How much has been pissed away on track and trace and ppe contracts again btw?

Why do you keep moving the goal post? If you dropped a tenner should you burn another tenner because you've just lost a tenner?

My view on covid is that they should've left everything as it was and do the same as they did for ebola/swineflu."

I'm not moving the goal posts at all

Johnson is saying we have to be more prudent.

So how does that fit in with giving billions away to his mate

Let's be honest here,a gmnt who voted against free school meals and gave nurses a 1% pay rise ,is not gonna give this whopping less than half a percent to the poor and needy in this country.

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

"

how about the kids in the school holidays it could feed them didn’t you have a lot to say about that a few months back maybe our homeless don’t they deserve a roof over there heads ????

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

https://www.itv.com/news/2021-07-13/mps-to-vote-on-foreign-aid-cut-with-government-braced-for-tory-rebellion

He said the UK’s public finances are under a "greater strain than ever before in peacetime history" adding "every pound we spend on aid has to be borrowed and, in fact, represents not our money but money that we’re taking from future generations."

Tldr: The money is staying with whoever would've bought bonds for the UK to waste money on foreign aid

Right

So we are watching every penny.

That seems a reasonable policy

How much has been pissed away on track and trace and ppe contracts again btw?

Why do you keep moving the goal post? If you dropped a tenner should you burn another tenner because you've just lost a tenner?

My view on covid is that they should've left everything as it was and do the same as they did for ebola/swineflu.

I'm not moving the goal posts at all

Johnson is saying we have to be more prudent.

So how does that fit in with giving billions away to his mate

Let's be honest here,a gmnt who voted against free school meals and gave nurses a 1% pay rise ,is not gonna give this whopping less than half a percent to the poor and needy in this country."

but you trust governments in Africa to not give foreign aid to there mates lol

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

how about the kids in the school holidays it could feed them didn’t you have a lot to say about that a few months back maybe our homeless don’t they deserve a roof over there heads ????"

Are you saying they are going to go back on free school meals?

That's great news

.where Did you read this?

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

https://www.itv.com/news/2021-07-13/mps-to-vote-on-foreign-aid-cut-with-government-braced-for-tory-rebellion

He said the UK’s public finances are under a "greater strain than ever before in peacetime history" adding "every pound we spend on aid has to be borrowed and, in fact, represents not our money but money that we’re taking from future generations."

Tldr: The money is staying with whoever would've bought bonds for the UK to waste money on foreign aid

Right

So we are watching every penny.

That seems a reasonable policy

How much has been pissed away on track and trace and ppe contracts again btw?

Why do you keep moving the goal post? If you dropped a tenner should you burn another tenner because you've just lost a tenner?

My view on covid is that they should've left everything as it was and do the same as they did for ebola/swineflu.

I'm not moving the goal posts at all

Johnson is saying we have to be more prudent.

So how does that fit in with giving billions away to his mate

Let's be honest here,a gmnt who voted against free school meals and gave nurses a 1% pay rise ,is not gonna give this whopping less than half a percent to the poor and needy in this country.but you trust governments in Africa to not give foreign aid to there mates lol"

Right.

When did this happen?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

https://www.itv.com/news/2021-07-13/mps-to-vote-on-foreign-aid-cut-with-government-braced-for-tory-rebellion

He said the UK’s public finances are under a "greater strain than ever before in peacetime history" adding "every pound we spend on aid has to be borrowed and, in fact, represents not our money but money that we’re taking from future generations."

Tldr: The money is staying with whoever would've bought bonds for the UK to waste money on foreign aid

Right

So we are watching every penny.

That seems a reasonable policy

How much has been pissed away on track and trace and ppe contracts again btw?

Why do you keep moving the goal post? If you dropped a tenner should you burn another tenner because you've just lost a tenner?

My view on covid is that they should've left everything as it was and do the same as they did for ebola/swineflu.

I'm not moving the goal posts at all

Johnson is saying we have to be more prudent.

So how does that fit in with giving billions away to his mate

Let's be honest here,a gmnt who voted against free school meals and gave nurses a 1% pay rise ,is not gonna give this whopping less than half a percent to the poor and needy in this country."

You seem to think everyone who agrees with the foreign aid budget being cut is a conservative

If you're so adamant on giving money away to foreign nations I suggest you dip into your own pocket and start donating to make up the short fall. If you want to assume it's a 50/50 split agree to disagree then let's just say that's roughly 30 million people each way, so if you give £133 each you'll make up the shortfall

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

https://www.itv.com/news/2021-07-13/mps-to-vote-on-foreign-aid-cut-with-government-braced-for-tory-rebellion

He said the UK’s public finances are under a "greater strain than ever before in peacetime history" adding "every pound we spend on aid has to be borrowed and, in fact, represents not our money but money that we’re taking from future generations."

Tldr: The money is staying with whoever would've bought bonds for the UK to waste money on foreign aid

Right

So we are watching every penny.

That seems a reasonable policy

How much has been pissed away on track and trace and ppe contracts again btw?

Why do you keep moving the goal post? If you dropped a tenner should you burn another tenner because you've just lost a tenner?

My view on covid is that they should've left everything as it was and do the same as they did for ebola/swineflu.

I'm not moving the goal posts at all

Johnson is saying we have to be more prudent.

So how does that fit in with giving billions away to his mate

Let's be honest here,a gmnt who voted against free school meals and gave nurses a 1% pay rise ,is not gonna give this whopping less than half a percent to the poor and needy in this country.but you trust governments in Africa to not give foreign aid to there mates lol

Right.

When did this happen?"

what are you on Lionel so foreign aid does go to warlords and Mali tia and to feed army’s land syphoned of by corrupt politicians so you’ve never read that before lol

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff


"The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

https://www.itv.com/news/2021-07-13/mps-to-vote-on-foreign-aid-cut-with-government-braced-for-tory-rebellion

He said the UK’s public finances are under a "greater strain than ever before in peacetime history" adding "every pound we spend on aid has to be borrowed and, in fact, represents not our money but money that we’re taking from future generations."

Tldr: The money is staying with whoever would've bought bonds for the UK to waste money on foreign aid

Right

So we are watching every penny.

That seems a reasonable policy

How much has been pissed away on track and trace and ppe contracts again btw?

Why do you keep moving the goal post? If you dropped a tenner should you burn another tenner because you've just lost a tenner?

My view on covid is that they should've left everything as it was and do the same as they did for ebola/swineflu.

I'm not moving the goal posts at all

Johnson is saying we have to be more prudent.

So how does that fit in with giving billions away to his mate

Let's be honest here,a gmnt who voted against free school meals and gave nurses a 1% pay rise ,is not gonna give this whopping less than half a percent to the poor and needy in this country.but you trust governments in Africa to not give foreign aid to there mates lol

Right.

When did this happen? what are you on Lionel so foreign aid does go to warlords and Mali tia and to feed army’s land syphoned of by corrupt politicians so you’ve never read that before lol"

This is the same argument used by the Tory’s not to give poor people in this country more money - they can’t be trusted & will waste it on booz, drugs & a 75” tv. 1% might do this, but should that be the right reason to stop helping the other 99%?

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

https://www.itv.com/news/2021-07-13/mps-to-vote-on-foreign-aid-cut-with-government-braced-for-tory-rebellion

He said the UK’s public finances are under a "greater strain than ever before in peacetime history" adding "every pound we spend on aid has to be borrowed and, in fact, represents not our money but money that we’re taking from future generations."

Tldr: The money is staying with whoever would've bought bonds for the UK to waste money on foreign aid

Right

So we are watching every penny.

That seems a reasonable policy

How much has been pissed away on track and trace and ppe contracts again btw?

Why do you keep moving the goal post? If you dropped a tenner should you burn another tenner because you've just lost a tenner?

My view on covid is that they should've left everything as it was and do the same as they did for ebola/swineflu.

I'm not moving the goal posts at all

Johnson is saying we have to be more prudent.

So how does that fit in with giving billions away to his mate

Let's be honest here,a gmnt who voted against free school meals and gave nurses a 1% pay rise ,is not gonna give this whopping less than half a percent to the poor and needy in this country.

You seem to think everyone who agrees with the foreign aid budget being cut is a conservative

If you're so adamant on giving money away to foreign nations I suggest you dip into your own pocket and start donating to make up the short fall. If you want to assume it's a 50/50 split agree to disagree then let's just say that's roughly 30 million people each way, so if you give £133 each you'll make up the shortfall "

Rightio.

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By *hybloke67Man
over a year ago

ROMFORD


"The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

https://www.itv.com/news/2021-07-13/mps-to-vote-on-foreign-aid-cut-with-government-braced-for-tory-rebellion

He said the UK’s public finances are under a "greater strain than ever before in peacetime history" adding "every pound we spend on aid has to be borrowed and, in fact, represents not our money but money that we’re taking from future generations."

Tldr: The money is staying with whoever would've bought bonds for the UK to waste money on foreign aid

Right

So we are watching every penny.

That seems a reasonable policy

How much has been pissed away on track and trace and ppe contracts again btw?

Why do you keep moving the goal post? If you dropped a tenner should you burn another tenner because you've just lost a tenner?

My view on covid is that they should've left everything as it was and do the same as they did for ebola/swineflu.

I'm not moving the goal posts at all

Johnson is saying we have to be more prudent.

So how does that fit in with giving billions away to his mate

Let's be honest here,a gmnt who voted against free school meals and gave nurses a 1% pay rise ,is not gonna give this whopping less than half a percent to the poor and needy in this country."

Who is this mate you have said?

Please post the evidence that this mate was just given billions?

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

https://www.itv.com/news/2021-07-13/mps-to-vote-on-foreign-aid-cut-with-government-braced-for-tory-rebellion

He said the UK’s public finances are under a "greater strain than ever before in peacetime history" adding "every pound we spend on aid has to be borrowed and, in fact, represents not our money but money that we’re taking from future generations."

Tldr: The money is staying with whoever would've bought bonds for the UK to waste money on foreign aid

Right

So we are watching every penny.

That seems a reasonable policy

How much has been pissed away on track and trace and ppe contracts again btw?

Why do you keep moving the goal post? If you dropped a tenner should you burn another tenner because you've just lost a tenner?

My view on covid is that they should've left everything as it was and do the same as they did for ebola/swineflu.

I'm not moving the goal posts at all

Johnson is saying we have to be more prudent.

So how does that fit in with giving billions away to his mate

Let's be honest here,a gmnt who voted against free school meals and gave nurses a 1% pay rise ,is not gonna give this whopping less than half a percent to the poor and needy in this country.but you trust governments in Africa to not give foreign aid to there mates lol

Right.

When did this happen? what are you on Lionel so foreign aid does go to warlords and Mali tia and to feed army’s land syphoned of by corrupt politicians so you’ve never read that before lol"

https://fullfact.org/economy/uk-spending-foreign-aid/

Pfft

Who needs facts when you have got foxy around.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

https://www.itv.com/news/2021-07-13/mps-to-vote-on-foreign-aid-cut-with-government-braced-for-tory-rebellion

He said the UK’s public finances are under a "greater strain than ever before in peacetime history" adding "every pound we spend on aid has to be borrowed and, in fact, represents not our money but money that we’re taking from future generations."

Tldr: The money is staying with whoever would've bought bonds for the UK to waste money on foreign aid

Right

So we are watching every penny.

That seems a reasonable policy

How much has been pissed away on track and trace and ppe contracts again btw?

Why do you keep moving the goal post? If you dropped a tenner should you burn another tenner because you've just lost a tenner?

My view on covid is that they should've left everything as it was and do the same as they did for ebola/swineflu.

I'm not moving the goal posts at all

Johnson is saying we have to be more prudent.

So how does that fit in with giving billions away to his mate

Let's be honest here,a gmnt who voted against free school meals and gave nurses a 1% pay rise ,is not gonna give this whopping less than half a percent to the poor and needy in this country.

Who is this mate you have said?

Please post the evidence that this mate was just given billions?"

Go and read up on the ppe scandal

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By *hybloke67Man
over a year ago

ROMFORD


"The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

https://www.itv.com/news/2021-07-13/mps-to-vote-on-foreign-aid-cut-with-government-braced-for-tory-rebellion

He said the UK’s public finances are under a "greater strain than ever before in peacetime history" adding "every pound we spend on aid has to be borrowed and, in fact, represents not our money but money that we’re taking from future generations."

Tldr: The money is staying with whoever would've bought bonds for the UK to waste money on foreign aid

Right

So we are watching every penny.

That seems a reasonable policy

How much has been pissed away on track and trace and ppe contracts again btw?

Why do you keep moving the goal post? If you dropped a tenner should you burn another tenner because you've just lost a tenner?

My view on covid is that they should've left everything as it was and do the same as they did for ebola/swineflu.

I'm not moving the goal posts at all

Johnson is saying we have to be more prudent.

So how does that fit in with giving billions away to his mate

Let's be honest here,a gmnt who voted against free school meals and gave nurses a 1% pay rise ,is not gonna give this whopping less than half a percent to the poor and needy in this country.

Who is this mate you have said?

Please post the evidence that this mate was just given billions?

Go and read up on the ppe scandal

"

So you don't actually have any evidence then.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool

https://www.scottishlegal.com/article/high-court-orders-uk-government-to-pay-good-law-project-s-costs-in-contract-case

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/world/2021/jul/15/firm-with-ties-to-matt-hancock-given-vip-treatment-emails-suggest

https://www.bmj.com/content/373/bmj.n1072

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By *hybloke67Man
over a year ago

ROMFORD


"https://www.scottishlegal.com/article/high-court-orders-uk-government-to-pay-good-law-project-s-costs-in-contract-case

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/world/2021/jul/15/firm-with-ties-to-matt-hancock-given-vip-treatment-emails-suggest

https://www.bmj.com/content/373/bmj.n1072"

So none of those articles state the PM just gave billions to his mate.

Still waiting for the actual evidence from you?

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"https://www.scottishlegal.com/article/high-court-orders-uk-government-to-pay-good-law-project-s-costs-in-contract-case

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/world/2021/jul/15/firm-with-ties-to-matt-hancock-given-vip-treatment-emails-suggest

https://www.bmj.com/content/373/bmj.n1072

So none of those articles state the PM just gave billions to his mate.

Still waiting for the actual evidence from you?"

They are all examples of corruption

Let me guess what the latest explanation is...

Boris Johnson had nothing to do with these contracts been given out perhaps?

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By *hybloke67Man
over a year ago

ROMFORD


"https://www.scottishlegal.com/article/high-court-orders-uk-government-to-pay-good-law-project-s-costs-in-contract-case

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/world/2021/jul/15/firm-with-ties-to-matt-hancock-given-vip-treatment-emails-suggest

https://www.bmj.com/content/373/bmj.n1072

So none of those articles state the PM just gave billions to his mate.

Still waiting for the actual evidence from you?

They are all examples of corruption

Let me guess what the latest explanation is...

Boris Johnson had nothing to do with these contracts been given out perhaps?"

You posted

"Johnson is saying we have to be more prudent.

So how does that fit in with giving billions away to his mate"

I've asked for actually evidence that he has given billions to his mate.

You have failed to post anything to prove this actually happened?

More made up rubbish from you Lionel.

However if you can actually post some evidence for a change?

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"https://www.scottishlegal.com/article/high-court-orders-uk-government-to-pay-good-law-project-s-costs-in-contract-case

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/world/2021/jul/15/firm-with-ties-to-matt-hancock-given-vip-treatment-emails-suggest

https://www.bmj.com/content/373/bmj.n1072

So none of those articles state the PM just gave billions to his mate.

Still waiting for the actual evidence from you?

They are all examples of corruption

Let me guess what the latest explanation is...

Boris Johnson had nothing to do with these contracts been given out perhaps?

You posted

"Johnson is saying we have to be more prudent.

So how does that fit in with giving billions away to his mate"

I've asked for actually evidence that he has given billions to his mate.

You have failed to post anything to prove this actually happened?

More made up rubbish from you Lionel.

However if you can actually post some evidence for a change?"

He is the pm

The gmnt have been found guilty of specifically giving contracts to people with links to the gmnt.

Shall I draw you a picture?

Would that make it easier for you?

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By *hybloke67Man
over a year ago

ROMFORD


"https://www.scottishlegal.com/article/high-court-orders-uk-government-to-pay-good-law-project-s-costs-in-contract-case

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/world/2021/jul/15/firm-with-ties-to-matt-hancock-given-vip-treatment-emails-suggest

https://www.bmj.com/content/373/bmj.n1072

So none of those articles state the PM just gave billions to his mate.

Still waiting for the actual evidence from you?

They are all examples of corruption

Let me guess what the latest explanation is...

Boris Johnson had nothing to do with these contracts been given out perhaps?

You posted

"Johnson is saying we have to be more prudent.

So how does that fit in with giving billions away to his mate"

I've asked for actually evidence that he has given billions to his mate.

You have failed to post anything to prove this actually happened?

More made up rubbish from you Lionel.

However if you can actually post some evidence for a change?

He is the pm

The gmnt have been found guilty of specifically giving contracts to people with links to the gmnt.

Shall I draw you a picture?

Would that make it easier for you?

"

Actually yes you can.

Please post the evidence or article that says the PM gave billions to his mate.

IF it actually happened and it has been proved a simple Google search will bring it up.

Try

Boris just gives billions to his mate.

Or

Johnson just gives billions to his mate.

Or

PM just gives billions to his mate.

Once you find the evidence please post it.

# fingers tapping

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"https://www.scottishlegal.com/article/high-court-orders-uk-government-to-pay-good-law-project-s-costs-in-contract-case

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/world/2021/jul/15/firm-with-ties-to-matt-hancock-given-vip-treatment-emails-suggest

https://www.bmj.com/content/373/bmj.n1072

So none of those articles state the PM just gave billions to his mate.

Still waiting for the actual evidence from you?

They are all examples of corruption

Let me guess what the latest explanation is...

Boris Johnson had nothing to do with these contracts been given out perhaps?

You posted

"Johnson is saying we have to be more prudent.

So how does that fit in with giving billions away to his mate"

I've asked for actually evidence that he has given billions to his mate.

You have failed to post anything to prove this actually happened?

More made up rubbish from you Lionel.

However if you can actually post some evidence for a change?

He is the pm

The gmnt have been found guilty of specifically giving contracts to people with links to the gmnt.

Shall I draw you a picture?

Would that make it easier for you?

Actually yes you can.

Please post the evidence or article that says the PM gave billions to his mate.

IF it actually happened and it has been proved a simple Google search will bring it up.

Try

Boris just gives billions to his mate.

Or

Johnson just gives billions to his mate.

Or

PM just gives billions to his mate.

Once you find the evidence please post it.

# fingers tapping "

Just to clarify.. the gknt are embroiled in a ppe scandal..according to you the head of the gmnt has absolutely nothing to do with it?

Have I got that right?

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By *hybloke67Man
over a year ago

ROMFORD


"https://www.scottishlegal.com/article/high-court-orders-uk-government-to-pay-good-law-project-s-costs-in-contract-case

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/world/2021/jul/15/firm-with-ties-to-matt-hancock-given-vip-treatment-emails-suggest

https://www.bmj.com/content/373/bmj.n1072

So none of those articles state the PM just gave billions to his mate.

Still waiting for the actual evidence from you?

They are all examples of corruption

Let me guess what the latest explanation is...

Boris Johnson had nothing to do with these contracts been given out perhaps?

You posted

"Johnson is saying we have to be more prudent.

So how does that fit in with giving billions away to his mate"

I've asked for actually evidence that he has given billions to his mate.

You have failed to post anything to prove this actually happened?

More made up rubbish from you Lionel.

However if you can actually post some evidence for a change?

He is the pm

The gmnt have been found guilty of specifically giving contracts to people with links to the gmnt.

Shall I draw you a picture?

Would that make it easier for you?

Actually yes you can.

Please post the evidence or article that says the PM gave billions to his mate.

IF it actually happened and it has been proved a simple Google search will bring it up.

Try

Boris just gives billions to his mate.

Or

Johnson just gives billions to his mate.

Or

PM just gives billions to his mate.

Once you find the evidence please post it.

# fingers tapping

Just to clarify.. the gknt are embroiled in a ppe scandal..according to you the head of the gmnt has absolutely nothing to do with it?

Have I got that right?"

According to you the PM just gave billions to his mate.

I have only asked for the evidence from you to show this?

By the lack of you posting the evidence I can only assume you don't actually have any to say the PM just gave billions to his mate.

However you can still prove me wrong?

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By *kstallionMan
over a year ago

milton keynes


"The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

So its ok to mention countries that contribute more than 0.5% but not ones that contribute the same or less?

unbelievable."

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By *irtylittletramp100TV/TS
over a year ago

Notts


"The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

So its ok to mention countries that contribute more than 0.5% but not ones that contribute the same or less?

unbelievable.

"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm gonna wheel out my psychic powers again. I don't need to bother reading anything that was written above.

Here is what I see in the swirling mists of my crystal ball...

Sombody will have said or implied you can't trust those terribly dodgy foreigners. So we shouldn't give em our money.

Somebody will also have said we should spend the money on good old honest British people who need it.

There will also have been deperate deflection from the fact the Tories have totally failed to help British hungry kids in need (until they were forced to by a footballer.) And it will have been ignored that the Tories have reigned over a vast rise in food banks and homlessness. (Yet more proof they don't spend money on Brits in need.)

The Tories chucking a shitload of money at mates will have been mentioned. And somebody will have tried to deflect from that or quibble about the amount.

How were my psychic powers this time?

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By *L RogueMan
over a year ago

London


"I'm gonna wheel out my psychic powers again. I don't need to bother reading anything that was written above.

Here is what I see in the swirling mists of my crystal ball...

Somebody will have said or implied you can't trust those terribly dodgy foreigners. So we shouldn't give them our money.

Somebody will also have said we should spend the money on good old honest British people who need it.

There will also have been deperate deflection from the fact the Tories have totally failed to help British hungry kids in need (until they were forced to by a footballer.) And it will have been ignored that the Tories have reigned over a vast rise in food banks and homelessness. (Yet more proof they don't spend money on Brits in need.)

The Tories chucking a shitload of money at mates will have been mentioned. And somebody will have tried to deflect from that or quibble about the amount.

How were my psychic powers this time?"

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By *entleman_spyMan
over a year ago

nearby

In the end of the day the needy will not see any more because of this but that is not the point. To break it down as a personal finance analogy, I’ve got personally outgoings already, car payments, subscriptions, card payments. If I have got personal money issues, say my boiler blew and put me in to my overdraft I’m going to make sure I can cover all my standard payments and reduce my overdraft before I think about giving any money to comic relief. And if I have to downgrade my nextflix account to non 4K to make sure I have the money for essential things then that’s the sacrifice I make. I’m not redirecting that saving to something extra, I’m using it to cover those home expenses I already have.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"I'm gonna wheel out my psychic powers again. I don't need to bother reading anything that was written above.

Here is what I see in the swirling mists of my crystal ball...

Sombody will have said or implied you can't trust those terribly dodgy foreigners. So we shouldn't give em our money.

Somebody will also have said we should spend the money on good old honest British people who need it.

There will also have been deperate deflection from the fact the Tories have totally failed to help British hungry kids in need (until they were forced to by a footballer.) And it will have been ignored that the Tories have reigned over a vast rise in food banks and homlessness. (Yet more proof they don't spend money on Brits in need.)

The Tories chucking a shitload of money at mates will have been mentioned. And somebody will have tried to deflect from that or quibble about the amount.

How were my psychic powers this time?"

Pretty much spot on.

France has been brought up but obviously this is in no way a deflection technique.

The gmnt who refused to sanction free school meals are going to spend all their money they are saving on the poor and the desperate.

Obviously no one knows who this actually is.or when this will happen.

All the foreign money would have gone to foreign warlords despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary and boris johnson has absolutely nothing to do with the recent ppe scandal which the courts found the gmnt had given contracts to people with links to the gmnt.

Just another day in Tory la la land.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"In the end of the day the needy will not see any more because of this but that is not the point. To break it down as a personal finance analogy, I’ve got personally outgoings already, car payments, subscriptions, card payments. If I have got personal money issues, say my boiler blew and put me in to my overdraft I’m going to make sure I can cover all my standard payments and reduce my overdraft before I think about giving any money to comic relief. And if I have to downgrade my nextflix account to non 4K to make sure I have the money for essential things then that’s the sacrifice I make. I’m not redirecting that saving to something extra, I’m using it to cover those home expenses I already have."

That anaololgy doesn't work in the slightest.

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By *entleman_spyMan
over a year ago

nearby


"

That anaololgy doesn't work in the slightest."

Let me boil it down to something a little more simple for you then, you make sure you can pay your mortgage before you help you neighbour pay for theirs.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"

That anaololgy doesn't work in the slightest.

Let me boil it down to something a little more simple for you then, you make sure you can pay your mortgage before you help you neighbour pay for theirs."

Nope sorry still doesnt work.

Its about as flawed as people who compared austerity with a household budget.

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By *entleman_spyMan
over a year ago

nearby

What a surprise you don’t agree with it …

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool

I dont agree with it because you are wrong.

Running the economy of a county is slightly different than having a mortage.

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By *entleman_spyMan
over a year ago

nearby


"I dont agree with it because you are wrong.

Running the economy of a county is slightly different than having a mortage."

Yeah if you say so …

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool

I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?

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By *entleman_spyMan
over a year ago

nearby


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?"

You are responsible for the the welfare and health of your household kits the economy of scale.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?

You are responsible for the the welfare and health of your household kits the economy of scale."

You are responsible for your own kids.

Not everyone in the country.

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By *entleman_spyMan
over a year ago

nearby

Yea that is how scale works, when you scale down to household finances you also scale down to those in the household. So you are responsible for your houses health, welfare and outgoings before you look to your neighbours well-being. So in this case the country is scaled down to a household and the needy country is scaled down to a neighbours house. The principles remain the same just the numbers are smaller.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Yea that is how scale works, when you scale down to household finances you also scale down to those in the household. So you are responsible for your houses health, welfare and outgoings before you look to your neighbours well-being. So in this case the country is scaled down to a household and the needy country is scaled down to a neighbours house. The principles remain the same just the numbers are smaller. "

You're wasting your time

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"Yea that is how scale works, when you scale down to household finances you also scale down to those in the household. So you are responsible for your houses health, welfare and outgoings before you look to your neighbours well-being. So in this case the country is scaled down to a household and the needy country is scaled down to a neighbours house. The principles remain the same just the numbers are smaller. "

You are not responsible for your neighbour's welfare at all

When you have a mortage you dont do complicated trade deals with your neighbours

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By *entleman_spyMan
over a year ago

nearby


"Yea that is how scale works, when you scale down to household finances you also scale down to those in the household. So you are responsible for your houses health, welfare and outgoings before you look to your neighbours well-being. So in this case the country is scaled down to a household and the needy country is scaled down to a neighbours house. The principles remain the same just the numbers are smaller.

You're wasting your time "

Oh I know but It’s fun making him look silly

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool

Snigger

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By *entleman_spyMan
over a year ago

nearby


"Yea that is how scale works, when you scale down to household finances you also scale down to those in the household. So you are responsible for your houses health, welfare and outgoings before you look to your neighbours well-being. So in this case the country is scaled down to a household and the needy country is scaled down to a neighbours house. The principles remain the same just the numbers are smaller.

You are not responsible for your neighbour's welfare at all

When you have a mortage you dont do complicated trade deals with your neighbours"

Correct and that’s how scale works.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"Yea that is how scale works, when you scale down to household finances you also scale down to those in the household. So you are responsible for your houses health, welfare and outgoings before you look to your neighbours well-being. So in this case the country is scaled down to a household and the needy country is scaled down to a neighbours house. The principles remain the same just the numbers are smaller.

You are not responsible for your neighbour's welfare at all

When you have a mortage you dont do complicated trade deals with your neighbours

Correct and that’s how scale works. "

Sp we have established they are completely different

We got there in the end

Well done

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By *entleman_spyMan
over a year ago

nearby


"Yea that is how scale works, when you scale down to household finances you also scale down to those in the household. So you are responsible for your houses health, welfare and outgoings before you look to your neighbours well-being. So in this case the country is scaled down to a household and the needy country is scaled down to a neighbours house. The principles remain the same just the numbers are smaller.

You are not responsible for your neighbour's welfare at all

When you have a mortage you dont do complicated trade deals with your neighbours

Correct and that’s how scale works.

Sp we have established they are completely different

We got there in the end

Well done

"

Ah you were doing so well nearly understanding scale and then you blew it … never mind it’ll come.

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan
over a year ago

here

Interesting read this morning :

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/07/15/britains-ticking-debt-bomb-now-governments-greatest-threat/

…. and as noted by Nelson, “ a one-point rise in rates (which would still be very low by historical standards) would now increase UK debt repayments by £21bn. That’s real money (twice the aid budget) that would have to be found via austerity - and a huge threat to government.”

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By *irtylittletramp100TV/TS
over a year ago

Notts

Margaret thatcher used to say running the country was exactly like running a household but obviously Lionel has loads more experience lol i dont know if he has handbag? But Maggie used to say money goes in no then it comes out.... it is that simple really.

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By *eroy1000Man
over a year ago

milton keynes


"I'm gonna wheel out my psychic powers again. I don't need to bother reading anything that was written above.

Here is what I see in the swirling mists of my crystal ball...

Sombody will have said or implied you can't trust those terribly dodgy foreigners. So we shouldn't give em our money.

Somebody will also have said we should spend the money on good old honest British people who need it.

There will also have been deperate deflection from the fact the Tories have totally failed to help British hungry kids in need (until they were forced to by a footballer.) And it will have been ignored that the Tories have reigned over a vast rise in food banks and homlessness. (Yet more proof they don't spend money on Brits in need.)

The Tories chucking a shitload of money at mates will have been mentioned. And somebody will have tried to deflect from that or quibble about the amount.

How were my psychic powers this time?"

Missed a couple of things like the mention of foreign aid given by France is complained about but to mention the aid given by Denmark, Luxemburg, Norway and Sweden is perfectly ok. Also the mention on pensions a thread about foreign aid is perfectly ok. Only the mention that other countries will still be giving less in aid than the UK after the cut is bad

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By *estivalMan
over a year ago

borehamwood


"What a surprise you don’t agree with it … "
dont expect him to agree with anything

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"I'm gonna wheel out my psychic powers again. I don't need to bother reading anything that was written above.

Here is what I see in the swirling mists of my crystal ball...

Sombody will have said or implied you can't trust those terribly dodgy foreigners. So we shouldn't give em our money.

Somebody will also have said we should spend the money on good old honest British people who need it.

There will also have been deperate deflection from the fact the Tories have totally failed to help British hungry kids in need (until they were forced to by a footballer.) And it will have been ignored that the Tories have reigned over a vast rise in food banks and homlessness. (Yet more proof they don't spend money on Brits in need.)

The Tories chucking a shitload of money at mates will have been mentioned. And somebody will have tried to deflect from that or quibble about the amount.

How were my psychic powers this time?

Missed a couple of things like the mention of foreign aid given by France is complained about but to mention the aid given by Denmark, Luxemburg, Norway and Sweden is perfectly ok. Also the mention on pensions a thread about foreign aid is perfectly ok. Only the mention that other countries will still be giving less in aid than the UK after the cut is bad"

What relevance is what other countires give?

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"What a surprise you don’t agree with it … dont expect him to agree with anything "

Insightful

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan
over a year ago

here

Share and share alike …

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By *estivalMan
over a year ago

borehamwood


"What a surprise you don’t agree with it … dont expect him to agree with anything

Insightful

"

why thank you

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?"

it’s a fact Lionel you’ve been asked to prove your fact about Boris giving billions to his mate and you swerved it time and time again bud lol

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?it’s a fact Lionel you’ve been asked to prove your fact about Boris giving billions to his mate and you swerved it time and time again bud lol"

No I've explained several times.

Unsurprisingly you have not been able to understand.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?it’s a fact Lionel you’ve been asked to prove your fact about Boris giving billions to his mate and you swerved it time and time again bud lol"

Btw I'm sure the Tories will thank you for their support

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?

You are responsible for the the welfare and health of your household kits the economy of scale.

You are responsible for your own kids.

Not everyone in the country."

not everyone in this country but everyone in the world is that what you mean Lionel not our own just everyone elses lol class

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?

You are responsible for the the welfare and health of your household kits the economy of scale.

You are responsible for your own kids.

Not everyone in the country. not everyone in this country but everyone in the world is that what you mean Lionel not our own just everyone elses lol class "

How are we responsible for everyone on the planet?

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?it’s a fact Lionel you’ve been asked to prove your fact about Boris giving billions to his mate and you swerved it time and time again bud lol

Btw I'm sure the Tories will thank you for their support

"

aw ya have to do better than that Jeremy sorry I ment Lionel to wind me up lol

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?

You are responsible for the the welfare and health of your household kits the economy of scale.

You are responsible for your own kids.

Not everyone in the country. not everyone in this country but everyone in the world is that what you mean Lionel not our own just everyone elses lol class

How are we responsible for everyone on the planet?"

well that’s what you want isn’t it spend more on foreign aid how many billions would you be happy with 100 billion ?

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?

You are responsible for the the welfare and health of your household kits the economy of scale.

You are responsible for your own kids.

Not everyone in the country. not everyone in this country but everyone in the world is that what you mean Lionel not our own just everyone elses lol class

How are we responsible for everyone on the planet?well that’s what you want isn’t it spend more on foreign aid how many billions would you be happy with 100 billion ?"

I answered your question on how much we spent yesterday.

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?

You are responsible for the the welfare and health of your household kits the economy of scale.

You are responsible for your own kids.

Not everyone in the country. not everyone in this country but everyone in the world is that what you mean Lionel not our own just everyone elses lol class

How are we responsible for everyone on the planet?well that’s what you want isn’t it spend more on foreign aid how many billions would you be happy with 100 billion ?

I answered your question on how much we spent yesterday.

"

that would be great but I never asked that ya must have me mixed up with someone mate I asked how much would ppl who where against the cuts like to spend I said if we stopped hs2 there 100 billion or more if we got rid of monarchy and that daft bout must be another 100 billion would that be enough ?

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?

You are responsible for the the welfare and health of your household kits the economy of scale.

You are responsible for your own kids.

Not everyone in the country. not everyone in this country but everyone in the world is that what you mean Lionel not our own just everyone elses lol class

How are we responsible for everyone on the planet?well that’s what you want isn’t it spend more on foreign aid how many billions would you be happy with 100 billion ?

I answered your question on how much we spent yesterday.

that would be great but I never asked that ya must have me mixed up with someone mate I asked how much would ppl who where against the cuts like to spend I said if we stopped hs2 there 100 billion or more if we got rid of monarchy and that daft bout must be another 100 billion would that be enough ?"

That was just a noise.

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By *eroy1000Man
over a year ago

milton keynes


"I'm gonna wheel out my psychic powers again. I don't need to bother reading anything that was written above.

Here is what I see in the swirling mists of my crystal ball...

Sombody will have said or implied you can't trust those terribly dodgy foreigners. So we shouldn't give em our money.

Somebody will also have said we should spend the money on good old honest British people who need it.

There will also have been deperate deflection from the fact the Tories have totally failed to help British hungry kids in need (until they were forced to by a footballer.) And it will have been ignored that the Tories have reigned over a vast rise in food banks and homlessness. (Yet more proof they don't spend money on Brits in need.)

The Tories chucking a shitload of money at mates will have been mentioned. And somebody will have tried to deflect from that or quibble about the amount.

How were my psychic powers this time?

Missed a couple of things like the mention of foreign aid given by France is complained about but to mention the aid given by Denmark, Luxemburg, Norway and Sweden is perfectly ok. Also the mention on pensions a thread about foreign aid is perfectly ok. Only the mention that other countries will still be giving less in aid than the UK after the cut is bad

What relevance is what other countires give?"

As you will see from the posts it was not me that first brought it up what others give. It was another poster only quoting those that give more. For balance I quoted those that give less. So for the relevance question ask the poster that originally posted about places like Denmark, oh and pensions

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?

You are responsible for the the welfare and health of your household kits the economy of scale.

You are responsible for your own kids.

Not everyone in the country. not everyone in this country but everyone in the world is that what you mean Lionel not our own just everyone elses lol class

How are we responsible for everyone on the planet?well that’s what you want isn’t it spend more on foreign aid how many billions would you be happy with 100 billion ?

I answered your question on how much we spent yesterday.

that would be great but I never asked that ya must have me mixed up with someone mate I asked how much would ppl who where against the cuts like to spend I said if we stopped hs2 there 100 billion or more if we got rid of monarchy and that daft bout must be another 100 billion would that be enough ?

That was just a noise. "

in other words you bottled answering nowt nee there then I’d ask again but you have form for this Lionel

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?

You are responsible for the the welfare and health of your household kits the economy of scale.

You are responsible for your own kids.

Not everyone in the country. not everyone in this country but everyone in the world is that what you mean Lionel not our own just everyone elses lol class

How are we responsible for everyone on the planet?well that’s what you want isn’t it spend more on foreign aid how many billions would you be happy with 100 billion ?

I answered your question on how much we spent yesterday.

that would be great but I never asked that ya must have me mixed up with someone mate I asked how much would ppl who where against the cuts like to spend I said if we stopped hs2 there 100 billion or more if we got rid of monarchy and that daft bout must be another 100 billion would that be enough ?

That was just a noise. in other words you bottled answering nowt nee there then I’d ask again but you have form for this Lionel "

I've literally no idea what you were asking

Something about the monarchy?

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?

You are responsible for the the welfare and health of your household kits the economy of scale.

You are responsible for your own kids.

Not everyone in the country. not everyone in this country but everyone in the world is that what you mean Lionel not our own just everyone elses lol class

How are we responsible for everyone on the planet?well that’s what you want isn’t it spend more on foreign aid how many billions would you be happy with 100 billion ?

I answered your question on how much we spent yesterday.

that would be great but I never asked that ya must have me mixed up with someone mate I asked how much would ppl who where against the cuts like to spend I said if we stopped hs2 there 100 billion or more if we got rid of monarchy and that daft bout must be another 100 billion would that be enough ?

That was just a noise. in other words you bottled answering nowt nee there then I’d ask again but you have form for this Lionel

I've literally no idea what you were asking

Something about the monarchy?"

Okies mate I hear ya sorry if you couldn’t understand I’m sure you never just done your normal swerve lol leave it now sick of asking ya

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool

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By *ackal1Couple
over a year ago

Manchester


"The last post in the original thread mentioned deflection whilst also managing to shoehorn the totally irrelevant matter of what France contributes.

Most of the people who think it's the right thing to do consistently mention that the money be spent on 'our '

own needy'

Once again, unsurprisingly ,the detail of who exactly this is,is thin on the ground

https://www.itv.com/news/2021-07-13/mps-to-vote-on-foreign-aid-cut-with-government-braced-for-tory-rebellion

He said the UK’s public finances are under a "greater strain than ever before in peacetime history" adding "every pound we spend on aid has to be borrowed and, in fact, represents not our money but money that we’re taking from future generations."

Tldr: The money is staying with whoever would've bought bonds for the UK to waste money on foreign aid

Right

So we are watching every penny.

That seems a reasonable policy

How much has been pissed away on track and trace and ppe contracts again btw?

Why do you keep moving the goal post? If you dropped a tenner should you burn another tenner because you've just lost a tenner?

My view on covid is that they should've left everything as it was and do the same as they did for ebola/swineflu.

I'm not moving the goal posts at all

Johnson is saying we have to be more prudent.

So how does that fit in with giving billions away to his mate

Let's be honest here,a gmnt who voted against free school meals and gave nurses a 1% pay rise ,is not gonna give this whopping less than half a percent to the poor and needy in this country.

You seem to think everyone who agrees with the foreign aid budget being cut is a conservative

If you're so adamant on giving money away to foreign nations I suggest you dip into your own pocket and start donating to make up the short fall. If you want to assume it's a 50/50 split agree to disagree then let's just say that's roughly 30 million people each way, so if you give £133 each you'll make up the shortfall "

If tax avoidance was stopped no one else would have to pay a penny and we have a lot more to spend

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By *ackal1Couple
over a year ago

Manchester


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?

You are responsible for the the welfare and health of your household kits the economy of scale.

You are responsible for your own kids.

Not everyone in the country. not everyone in this country but everyone in the world is that what you mean Lionel not our own just everyone elses lol class

How are we responsible for everyone on the planet?well that’s what you want isn’t it spend more on foreign aid how many billions would you be happy with 100 billion ?

I answered your question on how much we spent yesterday.

that would be great but I never asked that ya must have me mixed up with someone mate I asked how much would ppl who where against the cuts like to spend I said if we stopped hs2 there 100 billion or more if we got rid of monarchy and that daft bout must be another 100 billion would that be enough ?"

Over £300Billion in tax avoidance per year will do nicely . We could almost pay off our debt in 6 years and no austerity at all. . Just think after that how much spare cash we would have .

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By *ackal1Couple
over a year ago

Manchester


"Yea that is how scale works, when you scale down to household finances you also scale down to those in the household. So you are responsible for your houses health, welfare and outgoings before you look to your neighbours well-being. So in this case the country is scaled down to a household and the needy country is scaled down to a neighbours house. The principles remain the same just the numbers are smaller. "

So if your neighbours kids are starving to death you think not my problem as you get into you walk to the pub?? Interesting theory.

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By *entleman_spyMan
over a year ago

nearby


"Yea that is how scale works, when you scale down to household finances you also scale down to those in the household. So you are responsible for your houses health, welfare and outgoings before you look to your neighbours well-being. So in this case the country is scaled down to a household and the needy country is scaled down to a neighbours house. The principles remain the same just the numbers are smaller.

So if your neighbours kids are starving to death you think not my problem as you get into you walk to the pub?? Interesting theory. "

If you have enough money left over to go to the pub then you can indeed help out, that’s pretty much the point I’m making. If you are having to use credit to go to the pub then you should not be helping the neighbour and you should not be going to the pub … that will just lead to more debt and being poorer as a result.

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By *ackal1Couple
over a year ago

Manchester


"Yea that is how scale works, when you scale down to household finances you also scale down to those in the household. So you are responsible for your houses health, welfare and outgoings before you look to your neighbours well-being. So in this case the country is scaled down to a household and the needy country is scaled down to a neighbours house. The principles remain the same just the numbers are smaller.

So if your neighbours kids are starving to death you think not my problem as you get into you walk to the pub?? Interesting theory.

If you have enough money left over to go to the pub then you can indeed help out, that’s pretty much the point I’m making. If you are having to use credit to go to the pub then you should not be helping the neighbour and you should not be going to the pub … that will just lead to more debt and being poorer as a result."

The point is we have the money still as it’s a percentage based so the less we have the less we pay !

And why not make everyone pay fair tax so both the starving and the rest of us don’t have to pay anything more?

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"Yea that is how scale works, when you scale down to household finances you also scale down to those in the household. So you are responsible for your houses health, welfare and outgoings before you look to your neighbours well-being. So in this case the country is scaled down to a household and the needy country is scaled down to a neighbours house. The principles remain the same just the numbers are smaller.

So if your neighbours kids are starving to death you think not my problem as you get into you walk to the pub?? Interesting theory.

If you have enough money left over to go to the pub then you can indeed help out, that’s pretty much the point I’m making. If you are having to use credit to go to the pub then you should not be helping the neighbour and you should not be going to the pub … that will just lead to more debt and being poorer as a result.

The point is we have the money still as it’s a percentage based so the less we have the less we pay !

And why not make everyone pay fair tax so both the starving and the rest of us don’t have to pay anything more? "

Tbf..helping out people less unfortunate that ourselves is one of the concepts I most associate with the likes of boris johnson,priti Patel, reece mogg etc

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By *entleman_spyMan
over a year ago

nearby


"Yea that is how scale works, when you scale down to household finances you also scale down to those in the household. So you are responsible for your houses health, welfare and outgoings before you look to your neighbours well-being. So in this case the country is scaled down to a household and the needy country is scaled down to a neighbours house. The principles remain the same just the numbers are smaller.

So if your neighbours kids are starving to death you think not my problem as you get into you walk to the pub?? Interesting theory.

If you have enough money left over to go to the pub then you can indeed help out, that’s pretty much the point I’m making. If you are having to use credit to go to the pub then you should not be helping the neighbour and you should not be going to the pub … that will just lead to more debt and being poorer as a result.

The point is we have the money still as it’s a percentage based so the less we have the less we pay !

And why not make everyone pay fair tax so both the starving and the rest of us don’t have to pay anything more? "

We have debts to clear first though we are still helping out just not as much, as it should be.

And I agree tax should be fairer and everyone should pay the same across the board, no more bands just a flat rate of 30%.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool

Someone on 15k a year should pay the same amount of tax as someone who earns that in a month.

Sounds fair.

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By *entleman_spyMan
over a year ago

nearby


"Someone on 15k a year should pay the same amount of tax as someone who earns that in a month.

Sounds fair."

Not the same amount in £ but the same percentage, the person earning more still pays more tax. What’s unfair about the two example paying the same percentage ? Surely a system which gives different percentages to two different people is an unfair system?

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By *entleman_spyMan
over a year ago

nearby

Anyway that’s not the topic here so back to the household finances …

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff

It is interesting how animated people get about not helping ‘foreign’ people, but they seem strangely quiet about tax avoidance, as others have said, fix the tax avoidance and we are in a much better place.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"It is interesting how animated people get about not helping ‘foreign’ people, but they seem strangely quiet about tax avoidance, as others have said, fix the tax avoidance and we are in a much better place. "

Its another standard blame the victim Tory trope.

Works every time..immigrants, scroungers,the eu..just whatever you do ,don't look at the real issue.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I remember cameron and the french president at the tome giving a speech in Libya after turning the country into a war zone, then giving the swarms of migrants speech when they were drowning in the med and now tbe channel

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"I remember cameron and the french president at the tome giving a speech in Libya after turning the country into a war zone, then giving the swarms of migrants speech when they were drowning in the med and now tbe channel "

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-33716501.amp

They have always been the party of empathy and humanity

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By *ebbie69Couple
over a year ago

milton keynes


"Someone on 15k a year should pay the same amount of tax as someone who earns that in a month.

Sounds fair.

Not the same amount in £ but the same percentage, the person earning more still pays more tax. What’s unfair about the two example paying the same percentage ? Surely a system which gives different percentages to two different people is an unfair system? "

Your quite right that what you describe would see the person on 15k per month pay massively more than the person on 15k per year. Would the current tax free amount still be in place that currently means the person on 15k per year avoids paying tax on most of their earnings?

Either way it represents a big tax increase

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff


"Someone on 15k a year should pay the same amount of tax as someone who earns that in a month.

Sounds fair.

Not the same amount in £ but the same percentage, the person earning more still pays more tax. What’s unfair about the two example paying the same percentage ? Surely a system which gives different percentages to two different people is an unfair system?

Your quite right that what you describe would see the person on 15k per month pay massively more than the person on 15k per year. Would the current tax free amount still be in place that currently means the person on 15k per year avoids paying tax on most of their earnings?

Either way it represents a big tax increase"

I’m not against the principle of a common rate. However, if it were set at 30% then I would pay less tax which doesn’t feel right.

As we move more and more into a digital economy, it becomes less necessary to have wide tax bands, it is now feasible to use incremental tax rates going from 10-50% in 1% jumps. It is about time that people with the funds contributed more to benefit society. It should not be about I deserve it more, it should be about how can I build a better society.

Clearly with the current charlatans in power nobody wants to givevthem any money as it ends up in the pockets of their mates…

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By *ebbie69Couple
over a year ago

milton keynes


"Someone on 15k a year should pay the same amount of tax as someone who earns that in a month.

Sounds fair.

Not the same amount in £ but the same percentage, the person earning more still pays more tax. What’s unfair about the two example paying the same percentage ? Surely a system which gives different percentages to two different people is an unfair system?

Your quite right that what you describe would see the person on 15k per month pay massively more than the person on 15k per year. Would the current tax free amount still be in place that currently means the person on 15k per year avoids paying tax on most of their earnings?

Either way it represents a big tax increase

I’m not against the principle of a common rate. However, if it were set at 30% then I would pay less tax which doesn’t feel right.

As we move more and more into a digital economy, it becomes less necessary to have wide tax bands, it is now feasible to use incremental tax rates going from 10-50% in 1% jumps. It is about time that people with the funds contributed more to benefit society. It should not be about I deserve it more, it should be about how can I build a better society.

Clearly with the current charlatans in power nobody wants to givevthem any money as it ends up in the pockets of their mates…

"

1% jumps wow that would indeed be a lot of bands. I'm assuming the 30% quoted would be on all earnings so no tax free threshold. I think on the examples given the lower paid example would pay over 2k in tax while the higher paid would pay over 50k tax. My problem would be it does not seem fair on the lower paid example as it represents a large increase in tax ( again assuming no tax threshold). I don't mind the current system but as others say the problem is on those that can avoid it. Unless that is fixed then the rates and bands are irrelevant as they will continue to avoid it

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?

You are responsible for the the welfare and health of your household kits the economy of scale.

You are responsible for your own kids.

Not everyone in the country. not everyone in this country but everyone in the world is that what you mean Lionel not our own just everyone elses lol class

How are we responsible for everyone on the planet?well that’s what you want isn’t it spend more on foreign aid how many billions would you be happy with 100 billion ?

I answered your question on how much we spent yesterday.

that would be great but I never asked that ya must have me mixed up with someone mate I asked how much would ppl who where against the cuts like to spend I said if we stopped hs2 there 100 billion or more if we got rid of monarchy and that daft bout must be another 100 billion would that be enough ?

Over £300Billion in tax avoidance per year will do nicely . We could almost pay off our debt in 6 years and no austerity at all. . Just think after that how much spare cash we would have . "

no why pay our debt of why not give it away on over seas aid no amount of money is to much on here for some lol

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?

You are responsible for the the welfare and health of your household kits the economy of scale.

You are responsible for your own kids.

Not everyone in the country. not everyone in this country but everyone in the world is that what you mean Lionel not our own just everyone elses lol class

How are we responsible for everyone on the planet?well that’s what you want isn’t it spend more on foreign aid how many billions would you be happy with 100 billion ?

I answered your question on how much we spent yesterday.

that would be great but I never asked that ya must have me mixed up with someone mate I asked how much would ppl who where against the cuts like to spend I said if we stopped hs2 there 100 billion or more if we got rid of monarchy and that daft bout must be another 100 billion would that be enough ?

Over £300Billion in tax avoidance per year will do nicely . We could almost pay off our debt in 6 years and no austerity at all. . Just think after that how much spare cash we would have . no why pay our debt of why not give it away on over seas aid no amount of money is to much on here for some lol"

Why not give more to the NHS, Social Care, Local Councils - because they are Tories & helping anyone other than their mates doesn’t count! Fixthe tax avoidance and put a Government with a social coscience in power - I wish…

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By *ackal1Couple
over a year ago

Manchester


"Someone on 15k a year should pay the same amount of tax as someone who earns that in a month.

Sounds fair.

Not the same amount in £ but the same percentage, the person earning more still pays more tax. What’s unfair about the two example paying the same percentage ? Surely a system which gives different percentages to two different people is an unfair system?

Your quite right that what you describe would see the person on 15k per month pay massively more than the person on 15k per year. Would the current tax free amount still be in place that currently means the person on 15k per year avoids paying tax on most of their earnings?

Either way it represents a big tax increase"

The guy on £15k a month gets the same tax free amount to start with and after that it’s the same for everyone. So we all pay the same percentage wise. I don’t care if the guy earning £100k a week pays the same top rate of 45% as the guy earning £160k a year. The richer guy still keeps a higher number so isn’t penalised he just pays his fair and equal percentage share.

Slightly off topic but if you now get caught speeding they can take 75% of your weekly income off you.

So if you earn £400 they take £300 leaving you with 25% of your money.

The fine has a cap of £2.5k so if you earn £5k £10k or £20k a week the most you lose is 50% ; 25% and 12.5% So the richer you are the less it hurts as a percentage. Is that fair? Again the rich get a better benefit than the poorer.

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By *ackal1Couple
over a year ago

Manchester


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?

You are responsible for the the welfare and health of your household kits the economy of scale.

You are responsible for your own kids.

Not everyone in the country. not everyone in this country but everyone in the world is that what you mean Lionel not our own just everyone elses lol class

How are we responsible for everyone on the planet?well that’s what you want isn’t it spend more on foreign aid how many billions would you be happy with 100 billion ?

I answered your question on how much we spent yesterday.

that would be great but I never asked that ya must have me mixed up with someone mate I asked how much would ppl who where against the cuts like to spend I said if we stopped hs2 there 100 billion or more if we got rid of monarchy and that daft bout must be another 100 billion would that be enough ?

Over £300Billion in tax avoidance per year will do nicely . We could almost pay off our debt in 6 years and no austerity at all. . Just think after that how much spare cash we would have . no why pay our debt of why not give it away on over seas aid no amount of money is to much on here for some lol"

It’s the unfairness not the amount foxy.

Lord bam Ford whisks his money away virtually tax fee ( hundreds of millions) and when it comes to paying off our debts it won’t be him coughing it will be you. Tell me you think that’s ok for him to keep his money without paying fair tax while you have no choice but to cough.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?

You are responsible for the the welfare and health of your household kits the economy of scale.

You are responsible for your own kids.

Not everyone in the country. not everyone in this country but everyone in the world is that what you mean Lionel not our own just everyone elses lol class

How are we responsible for everyone on the planet?well that’s what you want isn’t it spend more on foreign aid how many billions would you be happy with 100 billion ?

I answered your question on how much we spent yesterday.

that would be great but I never asked that ya must have me mixed up with someone mate I asked how much would ppl who where against the cuts like to spend I said if we stopped hs2 there 100 billion or more if we got rid of monarchy and that daft bout must be another 100 billion would that be enough ?

Over £300Billion in tax avoidance per year will do nicely . We could almost pay off our debt in 6 years and no austerity at all. . Just think after that how much spare cash we would have . no why pay our debt of why not give it away on over seas aid no amount of money is to much on here for some lol

It’s the unfairness not the amount foxy.

Lord bam Ford whisks his money away virtually tax fee ( hundreds of millions) and when it comes to paying off our debts it won’t be him coughing it will be you. Tell me you think that’s ok for him to keep his money without paying fair tax while you have no choice but to cough. "

There is an attitude on here that everyone would do it,if you could.

A typical Tory argument that no amount of logic will cut through.

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By *ackal1Couple
over a year ago

Manchester


"Someone on 15k a year should pay the same amount of tax as someone who earns that in a month.

Sounds fair.

Not the same amount in £ but the same percentage, the person earning more still pays more tax. What’s unfair about the two example paying the same percentage ? Surely a system which gives different percentages to two different people is an unfair system?

Your quite right that what you describe would see the person on 15k per month pay massively more than the person on 15k per year. Would the current tax free amount still be in place that currently means the person on 15k per year avoids paying tax on most of their earnings?

Either way it represents a big tax increase

I’m not against the principle of a common rate. However, if it were set at 30% then I would pay less tax which doesn’t feel right.

As we move more and more into a digital economy, it becomes less necessary to have wide tax bands, it is now feasible to use incremental tax rates going from 10-50% in 1% jumps. It is about time that people with the funds contributed more to benefit society. It should not be about I deserve it more, it should be about how can I build a better society.

Clearly with the current charlatans in power nobody wants to givevthem any money as it ends up in the pockets of their mates…

"

Your comment it doesn’t seem fair is a good thing. But if say we had an allowance for all up to a living wage whatever that is then absolutely everyone paid your 30% it would probably be enough as the £300billion a year currently slushed through the U.K. would be to some extent in the hands of the treasury.

The main driver of Brexit was to avoid the planned tax reforms of the EU. Notice financial institutions are exempt from the G7 agreement due to lobbying by Rishi. Now let me think what sort of organisation handles billions in tax avoidance through London ????

We are being mugged daily and we keep naively voting for the same system.

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?

You are responsible for the the welfare and health of your household kits the economy of scale.

You are responsible for your own kids.

Not everyone in the country. not everyone in this country but everyone in the world is that what you mean Lionel not our own just everyone elses lol class

How are we responsible for everyone on the planet?well that’s what you want isn’t it spend more on foreign aid how many billions would you be happy with 100 billion ?

I answered your question on how much we spent yesterday.

that would be great but I never asked that ya must have me mixed up with someone mate I asked how much would ppl who where against the cuts like to spend I said if we stopped hs2 there 100 billion or more if we got rid of monarchy and that daft bout must be another 100 billion would that be enough ?

Over £300Billion in tax avoidance per year will do nicely . We could almost pay off our debt in 6 years and no austerity at all. . Just think after that how much spare cash we would have . no why pay our debt of why not give it away on over seas aid no amount of money is to much on here for some lol

It’s the unfairness not the amount foxy.

Lord bam Ford whisks his money away virtually tax fee ( hundreds of millions) and when it comes to paying off our debts it won’t be him coughing it will be you. Tell me you think that’s ok for him to keep his money without paying fair tax while you have no choice but to cough. "

mate I agree with all your posts about tax and the rich I hate the unfairness of it all like you I can’t stand the unfairness of a monarchy aswell and the none Dom’s is biggest joke ever but I don’t get how people are against the drop in aid when we are in middle of worlds worst pandemic in decades and decades mate we have kids who need Marcus rashford fighting there corner people useing food banks and poor twats homeless I just think before people get a hard on about overs seas maybe just maybe it’s not unfair to try look after our own that’s just my opinion

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By *ackal1Couple
over a year ago

Manchester


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?

You are responsible for the the welfare and health of your household kits the economy of scale.

You are responsible for your own kids.

Not everyone in the country. not everyone in this country but everyone in the world is that what you mean Lionel not our own just everyone elses lol class

How are we responsible for everyone on the planet?well that’s what you want isn’t it spend more on foreign aid how many billions would you be happy with 100 billion ?

I answered your question on how much we spent yesterday.

that would be great but I never asked that ya must have me mixed up with someone mate I asked how much would ppl who where against the cuts like to spend I said if we stopped hs2 there 100 billion or more if we got rid of monarchy and that daft bout must be another 100 billion would that be enough ?

Over £300Billion in tax avoidance per year will do nicely . We could almost pay off our debt in 6 years and no austerity at all. . Just think after that how much spare cash we would have . no why pay our debt of why not give it away on over seas aid no amount of money is to much on here for some lol

It’s the unfairness not the amount foxy.

Lord bam Ford whisks his money away virtually tax fee ( hundreds of millions) and when it comes to paying off our debts it won’t be him coughing it will be you. Tell me you think that’s ok for him to keep his money without paying fair tax while you have no choice but to cough. mate I agree with all your posts about tax and the rich I hate the unfairness of it all like you I can’t stand the unfairness of a monarchy aswell and the none Dom’s is biggest joke ever but I don’t get how people are against the drop in aid when we are in middle of worlds worst pandemic in decades and decades mate we have kids who need Marcus rashford fighting there corner people useing food banks and poor twats homeless I just think before people get a hard on about overs seas maybe just maybe it’s not unfair to try look after our own that’s just my opinion "

I agree but the aid was already cut as it’s a percentage of our GDP which fell off a cliff and shows no signs of running away into sunny uplands any time soon!

The point is rather than cut from people who desperately need it . Make the greedy bastard tax avoiders pay their fair share then the money wouldn’t have to be cut at all and there would be a few hundred billion left over to clear the country’s debts.

The economy has grown hugely over the last 40 years but do you see that wealth anywhere near your average worker?

Look how many billionaires there are now in the U.K. . The money is not filtering down as it’s always claimed. It’s being kept by your rich elite leaders. Not just the rich politicians but the ones who put those greedy bastards in power year after year.

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"I dont say so..its a fact.

1 slight difference.. when you have a mortage,are you responsible for the health of millions of people?

You are responsible for the the welfare and health of your household kits the economy of scale.

You are responsible for your own kids.

Not everyone in the country. not everyone in this country but everyone in the world is that what you mean Lionel not our own just everyone elses lol class

How are we responsible for everyone on the planet?well that’s what you want isn’t it spend more on foreign aid how many billions would you be happy with 100 billion ?

I answered your question on how much we spent yesterday.

that would be great but I never asked that ya must have me mixed up with someone mate I asked how much would ppl who where against the cuts like to spend I said if we stopped hs2 there 100 billion or more if we got rid of monarchy and that daft bout must be another 100 billion would that be enough ?

Over £300Billion in tax avoidance per year will do nicely . We could almost pay off our debt in 6 years and no austerity at all. . Just think after that how much spare cash we would have . no why pay our debt of why not give it away on over seas aid no amount of money is to much on here for some lol

It’s the unfairness not the amount foxy.

Lord bam Ford whisks his money away virtually tax fee ( hundreds of millions) and when it comes to paying off our debts it won’t be him coughing it will be you. Tell me you think that’s ok for him to keep his money without paying fair tax while you have no choice but to cough. mate I agree with all your posts about tax and the rich I hate the unfairness of it all like you I can’t stand the unfairness of a monarchy aswell and the none Dom’s is biggest joke ever but I don’t get how people are against the drop in aid when we are in middle of worlds worst pandemic in decades and decades mate we have kids who need Marcus rashford fighting there corner people useing food banks and poor twats homeless I just think before people get a hard on about overs seas maybe just maybe it’s not unfair to try look after our own that’s just my opinion

I agree but the aid was already cut as it’s a percentage of our GDP which fell off a cliff and shows no signs of running away into sunny uplands any time soon!

The point is rather than cut from people who desperately need it . Make the greedy bastard tax avoiders pay their fair share then the money wouldn’t have to be cut at all and there would be a few hundred billion left over to clear the country’s debts.

The economy has grown hugely over the last 40 years but do you see that wealth anywhere near your average worker?

Look how many billionaires there are now in the U.K. . The money is not filtering down as it’s always claimed. It’s being kept by your rich elite leaders. Not just the rich politicians but the ones who put those greedy bastards in power year after year.

"

we all know that but the money we give goes no where it will never be enough to feed everyone it’s sad but it’s true and when you ask the people who cry the most about it how much should we give they disappear If the U.K. had no poor or need for food banks I’d say give a 100 billion a year but that still wouldn’t be enough

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By *ebbie69Couple
over a year ago

milton keynes


"Someone on 15k a year should pay the same amount of tax as someone who earns that in a month.

Sounds fair.

Not the same amount in £ but the same percentage, the person earning more still pays more tax. What’s unfair about the two example paying the same percentage ? Surely a system which gives different percentages to two different people is an unfair system?

Your quite right that what you describe would see the person on 15k per month pay massively more than the person on 15k per year. Would the current tax free amount still be in place that currently means the person on 15k per year avoids paying tax on most of their earnings?

Either way it represents a big tax increase

The guy on £15k a month gets the same tax free amount to start with and after that it’s the same for everyone. So we all pay the same percentage wise. I don’t care if the guy earning £100k a week pays the same top rate of 45% as the guy earning £160k a year. The richer guy still keeps a higher number so isn’t penalised he just pays his fair and equal percentage share.

Slightly off topic but if you now get caught speeding they can take 75% of your weekly income off you.

So if you earn £400 they take £300 leaving you with 25% of your money.

The fine has a cap of £2.5k so if you earn £5k £10k or £20k a week the most you lose is 50% ; 25% and 12.5% So the richer you are the less it hurts as a percentage. Is that fair? Again the rich get a better benefit than the poorer. "

Yes which is why I was asking if the tax free threshold would still be in place. Either way even with the threshold if the rate is 30% that's an increase for the lowest paid I think. Like you I agree the more you earn the more you pay but also the more you take home

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich


"Someone on 15k a year should pay the same amount of tax as someone who earns that in a month.

Sounds fair.

Not the same amount in £ but the same percentage, the person earning more still pays more tax. What’s unfair about the two example paying the same percentage ? Surely a system which gives different percentages to two different people is an unfair system?

Your quite right that what you describe would see the person on 15k per month pay massively more than the person on 15k per year. Would the current tax free amount still be in place that currently means the person on 15k per year avoids paying tax on most of their earnings?

Either way it represents a big tax increase

The guy on £15k a month gets the same tax free amount to start with and after that it’s the same for everyone. So we all pay the same percentage wise. I don’t care if the guy earning £100k a week pays the same top rate of 45% as the guy earning £160k a year. The richer guy still keeps a higher number so isn’t penalised he just pays his fair and equal percentage share.

Slightly off topic but if you now get caught speeding they can take 75% of your weekly income off you.

So if you earn £400 they take £300 leaving you with 25% of your money.

The fine has a cap of £2.5k so if you earn £5k £10k or £20k a week the most you lose is 50% ; 25% and 12.5% So the richer you are the less it hurts as a percentage. Is that fair? Again the rich get a better benefit than the poorer. "

Dont speed.

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By *andy 1Couple
over a year ago

northeast

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool

In terms of 'looking after our own'how does that tally up with the explosion in food banks over the last 10 years exactly?

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"In terms of 'looking after our own'how does that tally up with the explosion in food banks over the last 10 years exactly?"
because we arnt looking after our own Lionel but I’m some of the £14.6 billion over seas aid could help if it when to the right coase but that’s another thing with this government

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"In terms of 'looking after our own'how does that tally up with the explosion in food banks over the last 10 years exactly?because we arnt looking after our own Lionel but I’m some of the £14.6 billion over seas aid could help if it when to the right coase but that’s another thing with this government "

So the explosion on food banks is to do with foreign aid?

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"In terms of 'looking after our own'how does that tally up with the explosion in food banks over the last 10 years exactly?because we arnt looking after our own Lionel but I’m some of the £14.6 billion over seas aid could help if it when to the right coase but that’s another thing with this government

So the explosion on food banks is to do with foreign aid?"

wtf can you read ?where have I said that I’m saying I’d like some of that money to get rid of them it’s 2021 and people use them to eat it’s a fucking disgrace mate pls don’t try putting words in my mouth just so you have something to disagree on ffs

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By *ackal1Couple
over a year ago

Manchester


"Someone on 15k a year should pay the same amount of tax as someone who earns that in a month.

Sounds fair.

Not the same amount in £ but the same percentage, the person earning more still pays more tax. What’s unfair about the two example paying the same percentage ? Surely a system which gives different percentages to two different people is an unfair system?

Your quite right that what you describe would see the person on 15k per month pay massively more than the person on 15k per year. Would the current tax free amount still be in place that currently means the person on 15k per year avoids paying tax on most of their earnings?

Either way it represents a big tax increase

The guy on £15k a month gets the same tax free amount to start with and after that it’s the same for everyone. So we all pay the same percentage wise. I don’t care if the guy earning £100k a week pays the same top rate of 45% as the guy earning £160k a year. The richer guy still keeps a higher number so isn’t penalised he just pays his fair and equal percentage share.

Slightly off topic but if you now get caught speeding they can take 75% of your weekly income off you.

So if you earn £400 they take £300 leaving you with 25% of your money.

The fine has a cap of £2.5k so if you earn £5k £10k or £20k a week the most you lose is 50% ; 25% and 12.5% So the richer you are the less it hurts as a percentage. Is that fair? Again the rich get a better benefit than the poorer.

Yes which is why I was asking if the tax free threshold would still be in place. Either way even with the threshold if the rate is 30% that's an increase for the lowest paid I think. Like you I agree the more you earn the more you pay but also the more you take home "

It should be a fairer system but we allow legal loopholes. What happens now is the middle income and the higher earners on PAYE end up paying more than the richest as a percentage.

It seriously needs balancing up.

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By *ackal1Couple
over a year ago

Manchester


"Someone on 15k a year should pay the same amount of tax as someone who earns that in a month.

Sounds fair.

Not the same amount in £ but the same percentage, the person earning more still pays more tax. What’s unfair about the two example paying the same percentage ? Surely a system which gives different percentages to two different people is an unfair system?

Your quite right that what you describe would see the person on 15k per month pay massively more than the person on 15k per year. Would the current tax free amount still be in place that currently means the person on 15k per year avoids paying tax on most of their earnings?

Either way it represents a big tax increase

The guy on £15k a month gets the same tax free amount to start with and after that it’s the same for everyone. So we all pay the same percentage wise. I don’t care if the guy earning £100k a week pays the same top rate of 45% as the guy earning £160k a year. The richer guy still keeps a higher number so isn’t penalised he just pays his fair and equal percentage share.

Slightly off topic but if you now get caught speeding they can take 75% of your weekly income off you.

So if you earn £400 they take £300 leaving you with 25% of your money.

The fine has a cap of £2.5k so if you earn £5k £10k or £20k a week the most you lose is 50% ; 25% and 12.5% So the richer you are the less it hurts as a percentage. Is that fair? Again the rich get a better benefit than the poorer. Dont speed."

And that’s what you take away from the points. Never mind eh!

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"Someone on 15k a year should pay the same amount of tax as someone who earns that in a month.

Sounds fair.

Not the same amount in £ but the same percentage, the person earning more still pays more tax. What’s unfair about the two example paying the same percentage ? Surely a system which gives different percentages to two different people is an unfair system?

Your quite right that what you describe would see the person on 15k per month pay massively more than the person on 15k per year. Would the current tax free amount still be in place that currently means the person on 15k per year avoids paying tax on most of their earnings?

Either way it represents a big tax increase

The guy on £15k a month gets the same tax free amount to start with and after that it’s the same for everyone. So we all pay the same percentage wise. I don’t care if the guy earning £100k a week pays the same top rate of 45% as the guy earning £160k a year. The richer guy still keeps a higher number so isn’t penalised he just pays his fair and equal percentage share.

Slightly off topic but if you now get caught speeding they can take 75% of your weekly income off you.

So if you earn £400 they take £300 leaving you with 25% of your money.

The fine has a cap of £2.5k so if you earn £5k £10k or £20k a week the most you lose is 50% ; 25% and 12.5% So the richer you are the less it hurts as a percentage. Is that fair? Again the rich get a better benefit than the poorer.

Yes which is why I was asking if the tax free threshold would still be in place. Either way even with the threshold if the rate is 30% that's an increase for the lowest paid I think. Like you I agree the more you earn the more you pay but also the more you take home

It should be a fairer system but we allow legal loopholes. What happens now is the middle income and the higher earners on PAYE end up paying more than the richest as a percentage.

It seriously needs balancing up. "

we don’t allow it jackal I’d shoot the twats it’s the governments every government that’s been in allows the rich to take the piss

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich


"Someone on 15k a year should pay the same amount of tax as someone who earns that in a month.

Sounds fair.

Not the same amount in £ but the same percentage, the person earning more still pays more tax. What’s unfair about the two example paying the same percentage ? Surely a system which gives different percentages to two different people is an unfair system?

Your quite right that what you describe would see the person on 15k per month pay massively more than the person on 15k per year. Would the current tax free amount still be in place that currently means the person on 15k per year avoids paying tax on most of their earnings?

Either way it represents a big tax increase

The guy on £15k a month gets the same tax free amount to start with and after that it’s the same for everyone. So we all pay the same percentage wise. I don’t care if the guy earning £100k a week pays the same top rate of 45% as the guy earning £160k a year. The richer guy still keeps a higher number so isn’t penalised he just pays his fair and equal percentage share.

Slightly off topic but if you now get caught speeding they can take 75% of your weekly income off you.

So if you earn £400 they take £300 leaving you with 25% of your money.

The fine has a cap of £2.5k so if you earn £5k £10k or £20k a week the most you lose is 50% ; 25% and 12.5% So the richer you are the less it hurts as a percentage. Is that fair? Again the rich get a better benefit than the poorer.

Yes which is why I was asking if the tax free threshold would still be in place. Either way even with the threshold if the rate is 30% that's an increase for the lowest paid I think. Like you I agree the more you earn the more you pay but also the more you take home

It should be a fairer system but we allow legal loopholes. What happens now is the middle income and the higher earners on PAYE end up paying more than the richest as a percentage.

It seriously needs balancing up. "

Didnt labour try that before and we ended up with a brain drain plus rich people moving abroad?

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By *andy 1Couple
over a year ago

northeast


"In terms of 'looking after our own'how does that tally up with the explosion in food banks over the last 10 years exactly?because we arnt looking after our own Lionel but I’m some of the £14.6 billion over seas aid could help if it when to the right coase but that’s another thing with this government

So the explosion on food banks is to do with foreign aid?wtf can you read ?where have I said that I’m saying I’d like some of that money to get rid of them it’s 2021 and people use them to eat it’s a fucking disgrace mate pls don’t try putting words in my mouth just so you have something to disagree on ffs "

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man
over a year ago

liverpool


"In terms of 'looking after our own'how does that tally up with the explosion in food banks over the last 10 years exactly?because we arnt looking after our own Lionel but I’m some of the £14.6 billion over seas aid could help if it when to the right coase but that’s another thing with this government

So the explosion on food banks is to do with foreign aid?wtf can you read ?where have I said that I’m saying I’d like some of that money to get rid of them it’s 2021 and people use them to eat it’s a fucking disgrace mate pls don’t try putting words in my mouth just so you have something to disagree on ffs "

You are missing what I am trying to say.

Your argument is that the money from foreign aid should be spent on the undeserving poor here.

However if you look at the explosion in food banks for eg,there is no actual evidence this will happen.

If you are poor,in the Tories are you are deserving poor

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