Goly
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Everything posted by Goly
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Health care and the rest of our services, where do you think it goes mate?
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Would we get more out of it if we spent £200 billion less or would we be even more worse off?
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Ok, let's spend hundreds of millions of pounds for them to point out what we have known for decades, there's many Paki grooming gangs been up to it. How about spend that money on catching the cnuts still at it?
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It would be great paying zero tax wouldn't it, but, instead of living in cloud cuckoo land we live in reality.
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I imagine the UAE's would view things differently if their native population was 80% greater.
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So, no answer then, so, given your sums, we are short of £200 billion tax revenue with all the same demands. So, let's go to the extreme measure of kicking out all immigrants, the money saved on some of the dead wood would not cover the £200 billion lost, so, where would that leave us, tax hikes or face more service cuts?
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I suppose it's much easier to do when the natives only make up about 11% of the already small population.
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I think more are in work than the UK public, but, if you suggest that all those that are out of work should leave then fine I suppose. But, then what next, stop all benefits for those out of work, cut the funds of the disabled?
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And, so, now we have lost £200 billion in tax revenue, people still demand the use of our services, are you suggesting that those at the bottom would be better off if we were £200 billion short of tax revenue?
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Yeah, so, we dodge the system, but in reality, how does that benefit the UK on the whole?
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15% has in we all pay 15% tax? If that's what you mean then that would leave us around £200 billion short of current tax revenue.
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You do know that working immigrants pay taxes, so, how do we cover the costs for an ever increasing elderly population?
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That would leave us around £700 billion short of what we generate now. So, where would the money come for our services that people will continue to need?
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But, if you lived in the UAE I imagine you wouldn't be one of the poorest? As to why we can't use their system. For starters we don't have anything close to the resource revenue. Our population size is also around 6 times greater, so, have a much higher demand for public services. Does the UAE have free healthcare, education, a pension and welfare program which requires taxation?
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Ask the poorest people of the UAE why mate, not middle classed Charts. Lol
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That's why I'm asking THL's political correspondent the answers, so, at what point do they go from being a utilized essential to getting pissed away?
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I'd be paying them then. Lol
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You're flummoxed, we both now agree that taxation is essential but then you claim taxing more doesn't bring any benefits, so, where is the cut-off point, where it turns from being a benefit in to a burden?
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No, just saying uncomfortable truths that you and others don't like to hear. Mate, you must be naive to deny that limited company working is abused by the working class just as much as it is by the rich. You crack down on that, you hurt tens of thousands of working class households.
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Ok, so you agree that they are essential but in the next breath are demanding me to give the benefits of taxation? So, where is the cut-off, where do they go from being essential to being a burden of no benefit? Your whole arguement is confused.
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Crack on, but you do realise that many of these people exploiting these loopholes are Bob the Builder on the end house, that will really win the working man over.
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The irony, ok, so now you agree taxes are essential, but tax brings no benefits, make your mind up, or have you figured the cut off point where they become a burden, what figures are you talking?
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I'm not an economist, I don't know the figures, that would be their job to work out the cut off point. An interesting fact, when the state pension was introduced, there were ten people working for every person collecting it, now it's something like 2.5 and it's only going to get worse.
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Where is evidence of that mate, isn't that just scaremongering? That link I shared stated that they need to crack down on loopholes and that limited company fraud is the biggest tax fraud in the country.
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The lawn shitter has probably caught more than most people's lurchers on here that don't get walked lol. Big stab in the dark though mate, emigrating in the off chance that you'll find a pest control job?
