Anyone still like Labour?

[Johnsond]

38 minutes ago, Mark J said:

His hedge fund business didn't. 

 

Why do you call them with familiar names? They don't know you and they don't care about you either. 

'The Donald', 'Nigel', ''Rees'.. etc. 

 

 

 

Pretty sure you yourself have boasted about the efficiency of your accountant on occasion Mark, as you said you operated within the guidelines. 

[Johnsond]

Smashing the gangs going well I see 

Well done Labour. 
This years total so far is costing £617 million per annum using the government’s own figures to keep, we ain’t even half way through the year yet, anyone who thinks this is sustainable is insane at best or criminally irresponsible at worst. 

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[GarethM]

4 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

Smashing the gangs going well I see 

Well done Labour. 

Well the NHS needs all those drs and engineers, oh wait they're just 1st in the treatment queue.

[Mark J]

36 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

Pretty sure you yourself have boasted about the efficiency of your accountant on occasion Mark, as you said you operated within the guidelines. 

Aye, but being a 'Public Servant' should carry some responsibility. 

To be fair, it would be quite good if I could write my own tax guidelines in order to operate within them.  

[Mark J]

1 hour ago, GarethM said:

Simplicity, the same reason I don't refer to Jonathan Ferguson as the Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the Royal Armories.

 

And moggs fund business will have paid all applicable UK taxes, as will Nigel and all of the others.

 

None of them have a personal tax law, like Starmer does do they!.

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[tree-fancier123]

45 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

Labour was in office when the bail out occurred. 
Labour are in charge now during the final sale of shares. 
The hypothetical 1930s style depression is exactly what old Fred wanted everyone to fear. 
Conservatives are not in power plus the thread is about Labour ( I’m surprised the Arbtalk auditor didn’t mention that) 
If I gamble and make reckless choices with my business I go under, banks should have gone the same way with those responsible going to jail rather than living a cracking lifestyle on an amazing pension. 
What the taxpayers funded was nothing more than keeping the status quo in place. 
Brown and Gold reserves 🤔now let’s find the numbers for that cluster. 
 

the US bailed out their banks too, maybe they needed someone like you as leader

[Johnsond]

3 minutes ago, tree-fancier123 said:

the US bailed out their banks too, maybe they needed someone like you as leader

Nope I’m British so wouldn’t be allowed. That the US did the same proves zero 

[GarethM]

5 minutes ago, Mark J said:

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So you want me to refer to every single politician by their full name.

 

Wouldn't you say that's more Stockholm syndrome than just using a simple first or second name or would you prefer me to just say comrade like some 80s soviet style meeting of the proletariat?.

[Johnsond]

10 minutes ago, Mark J said:

Aye, but being a 'Public Servant' should carry some responsibility. 

To be fair, it would be quite good if I could write my own tax guidelines in order to operate within them.  

Mine would be simple Mark

25% for all no exceptions, tax free on first 20k. That’s it work hard earn more 🤷‍♂️choice is yours 

HMRC enforcement on the 25% to be absolutely rigid. 

[tree-fancier123]

3 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

Nope I’m British so wouldn’t be allowed. That the US did the same proves zero 

Wrong - when Trump is getting tough on immigration and you often say words to the effect of 'why can't we?'

The US has bailed out their banks because they had learned a thing or two from the Great Depression. You like to talk a lot - but do you even like to read? I suggest read a history of the Great Depression, Wall St crash and then revist your remarks. The people who made these decisions have been studying finance their whole lives, if the US did the same as us it proves that were very worried about letting all the banks fail.

You can write, we know that, why not trying reading more too? Serious non-fiction books with good reviews, not LinkedIn.