paulfromcamden
Baffled
I'm going 67.34524
Is there a prize for the nearest answer?
Is there a prize for the nearest answer?
What additional % of his post tax wealth would you seek to take off him?
One of the things I am arguing against with the Green Party is their policy to based spending on tax.What additional % of his post tax wealth would you seek to take off him?
Tbf that is current Labour policyWhat about you? Is there no limit at all to the wealth gap you’d like to see? I guess you are absolutely fine with inequality and visceral poverty? Maybe an aspect of self-validation/ego, even enjoyment of others’ poverty? People spend a lot of money buying that mindset at public schools…
Yaxley Lennon is planning a fascist "march for freedom" in London for late July having endorsed Reform at the Election. A coming together of those two would be significant. The Reform gripe will be look how many votes we got and only yadda yadda seats...
I don't think this one can be laughed off unfortunately, not if Farage builds for it too - that's the big concern.
Terry Christian made me laugh earlier describing a picture of a Reform rally as “looking like the cast of Cocoon“! I guess Yaxley Lennon’s football thugs are a decade younger than Farage’s gammon pensioner cult.
It's weird how we're expected to revere the views of people like this as if they have some astounding political insight.
The only political insight he is articulating is which party best serves his particular interests in extracting more wealth.It's weird how we're expected to revere the views of people like this as if they have some astounding political insight.
He's good at flogging mobile phones.
And?
How much would you have to take to ensure the ****er left the country?What additional % of his post tax wealth would you seek to take off him?
Crikey, almost exactly the words the blue verison of the tories used when they got into power in 2010Anyone who talks about maxing out the government credit card is lying to you
Even the FT editorial this morning was (amongst the usual stuff about 'reform' of the NHS) arguing for increased borrowing to invest in "broken public services" and stimulate the economy. Their stated view is that both parties have locked themselves into needlessly restrictive fiscal rules that are just going to make things worse.Crikey, almost exactly the words the blue verison of the tories used when they got into power in 2010
He'll be back at some point, making his political home elsewhere as Sebastian Fox. Or Corinne Stockheath, or. . .of course - tide has turned around here. A year ago he was very popular in my local, now everyone wants him out
Good to see so much cultural diversity in the audience; ethnic minorities welcome and present. Inclusion. Makes one proud to be British.