Why don't they get paid enough ?
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Land Value Tax
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Land value tax. would take years to implement. Who knows who owns what and the value of it is?
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Because migrants are forcing wages down.
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By not letting them inherit a house. Anyway disabled people often don't have nothing.
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Well, abolish IHT, introduce LVT . . .
You have a very cynical view of people. Very, very, few people 'sit around waiting for hand-outs' out of choice.
It's now pretty well established that the combination of property ownership and inheritance is going to polarise the UK in some quite nasty ways over the next 30 years.
I had the 'opportunity' to take in some daytime TV for a couple of weeks recently. Apart from the obviously fleecing nature of the corporations behind it all, quite nice to see the variety of equity release products being pushed.
If the government isn't going to do anything, spend it or give it away while you can.
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I take it you're a bankrupt.
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Stephen Thomas Cole CB/M0TEY is quite concerned about other people's money - he once bragged that he lives only five minutes walk from millionaires. It?s a very bleak worldview and we genuinely pity him.
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Not much to boast about these days. Many quite grotty parts of the world have an area of expensive housing, fully occupied.
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True enough.
Many in the expensive areas worked hard to ensure they could afford to live in one of the expensive areas. Socialists expect it to be handed to them on a plate or sit back hoping to inherit ;-)
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You mean that capitalists eschew inheritance of property? That's nice, I suppose they donate it all then?
AB
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But they do if your main source of information is the right wing gutter press.
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That's very sad. I'm a millionaire as are most of my neighbours. Must be horrid living in the sticks.
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Does make one wonder how I'm a millionaire after being a life long socialist. Who inherited very little from my life long Tory parents. ;-)
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Well done, there are some out there that still appreciate that others can strive as hard and as is nearly always the case, a lot harder to live hand to mouth.
It nausiates me to see people being hero worshipped for making millions for effectively moving peoples cash about or gambling, while the poor bloke making things and supporting the whole lot is ignored.
AB
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4 years ago
Caught one !
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4 years ago
ROTFL
Do you think those who want to tear down ?the system? know or care about the difference?
They just want any easy life.
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Everyone wants an easy life.
Is there some reason why it should not be an aim?
I certainly want an easy life, sadly it does not yet appear to be around the corner.
"Tearing down the system" sounds a trifle difficult.
AB
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You've just described the average Brexiteer.
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just like the big farmer....
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You seem to envy him Jim, you always mention him. A bit like that callsign you missed out on.
I'm no issue with those who inherit, good luck to them. It is hypocrites I've a problem with- Socialists who hold their hand out expecting someone to fill it with money.