Of course it matters. But instead of hammering these even more we need to look at where its all being spent.
But as has been pointed out many of them aren't. Or at least certainly not as much as they should given their massive wealth and income.
Hammering them even more. Literally every other tax payer in the country is paying more tax per every pound earned than these tax dodging scum bags
And therein lies the issue. There aren't enough tax payers any more are there?
The real issue is that there’s too many billionaires hoarding all the wealth meaning that the equality gap is growing shrinking the middle classes and its the middle classes who historically carry the tax burden, not millionaires and definitely not billionaires.
And its definitely not the 1 in 8 working age adults living on benefits and not working in any way?
This is something that’s going up
ANALYSIS: Britain’s national debt has risen by over £186 billion since Labour came into power
For immediate release * The UK’s national debt has increased by over £186 billion between July 2024 and July 2025. The national debt now sits at £2.71 trillion, up from £2.53 trillion at the end of last July. * This increase represents an £6,510 increase in debt pertaxpayersalliance.com
You’re quoting made up stats. 1 in 20 aren’t working, 1 in 8 might well be claiming benefits but a large percentage of those are in work benefits. So because of the equality gap working doesn’t pay enough. Which brings me back to my original point about wealth hoarding scum bags. If they paid their workers a decent wage A) they wouldn’t have to claim in work benefits B) we could drastically cut the welfare bill meaning taxes wouldn’t have to be increased. They want it both ways, not pay their workers a decent wage so they have to claim benefits and not pay a fair rate of taxes. They’re scrounging cunts being subsidised by ordinary taxpayers. You pleb up to them if you like.
www.bbc.co.uk
It’s ok lads a forecast says in 2031 there is real HOPE in terms of borrowing - just look the other way now
Unexpected UK borrowing surge adds to pre-Budget pressure on chancellor
Borrowing was higher than expected in August as inflation piles pressure on the government ahead of the Budget.
Barclays forecasts unemployment to hit 2m which will not have been factored into the BoE or government forecasts.
Isn’t that forecast based on a slowdown of the economy though which isn’t being forecast to slow down. Sounds more like a hypothetical scenario than a forecast.
Is that 3%then?
The job market is in a terrible place. Not that I’m looking, but my job alerts on LinkedIn have been declining steadily for 2-3 years but it’s dried up massively this year.
No, it’s a forecast based on businesses cutting jobs. Amazon, JLR, Royal Mail, BBC have all announced first rounds of job cuts.
Tony - the only Cov 'fan' who has been to less games at the CBS than Conna Cahal and Tom Grennan.
Did you get your figures from the Diane Abbot or the Rachel Reeves school of statistics?
Don't mention kemi and the spreadsheet cock up 1/2 a Billion or trillion double counting error.
Try 1.6 million, you’re quoting made up statistics again.
Reeves? I’m talking about the IMF long range forecast announced this week, why are talking about someone who isn’t even in the cabinet? The IMF has said (amongst other positives) we’re coping with Trump’s war with Iraq better than expected and better than other G7 countries, they’ve upgraded their growth predictions for the UK and also predicting that the UK will have the lowest borrowing costs of all G7 countries by 2031. The Barclays forecast is based upon assumptions we’ll see decline. The IMF doesn’t seem to share that view.
That's only unemployment benefit. You are conveniently missing the other millions on disability/pip etc that aren't working. (I understand that there are some of those who are genuine and cannot work but not the numbers we have.)
Which part ??
