Sun Apr 07, 2013 9:50 pm
Aramore wrote:Angry Man wrote:Aramore wrote:Angry Man wrote:Aramore wrote:Angry Man wrote:http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/resentful-taxpayers-prompt-labour-to-get-tough-on-benefits-8563574.html
Public support shows that Labour are 'out of touch!!!!!'
The public believe the deficit is falling.
The public believe that the majority of the cuts have already happened.
The public also believed, when asked, that social security should increase y the rate of inflation rather than 1%. Inflation being nearly 3%.
Many of the so called cuts will result in massive increases on the social security budget.
Oh and if we're going by public support I'd say that you're credibility in Merthyr or this forum is at far lower level's than Labour's at the moment.
That would be interesting to see. Have you done a recent opinion poll..?
No, and unfortunately the Merthyr council website won't load for me at the moment so I can't fetch your Councillor election results.
So are you saying that your meaning of recent is polling from 12 months ago..? Jesus, dont apply to be a political researcher mate FFS!!!
Oh I'm sorry, have you done anything in the last 12 months that would increase you popularity within Methyr?
I was under the impression that all you had done this then was publish "sick" jokes about cockle pickers, receive a three year ban from office and "allegedly" threaten to send some associates around to some tenants. Do you believe that would have improved your reputation within the Merthyr area?
Sun Apr 07, 2013 9:51 pm
Angry Man wrote:ninianblue wrote:splottbluebird48 wrote:My understanding is there is more tax evasion than benefit fraud in money terms
yeah. and i bet most of them are politicians, 2nd morgages. a gardener for the 2nd home. politics, is a job for the boys, gravy train etc, and they wonder why people dont vote, i used to be a labour voter, for the working man. thats all gone now, i dont bother voting no more theres no point. new labour. is conservative. a case of. as long as im alright jack. wheres my 2 fingers smiley
Always use your vote mate even if you spoil it because you dont like any of the choices.
Sun Apr 07, 2013 9:53 pm
Aramore wrote:Angry Man wrote:evanmorgan wrote:Angry Man wrote:splottbluebird48 wrote:I do not support any political party, but how on earth are these benefit reforms fair?
because working people should have more income than non-working people!!!!
What you really mean is: 'Every person in work should earn more than every person who isn't in work'
I don't necessarily disagree.
The problem I have with the way the Tories are targetting the Welfare system is that it is pretty clear that children are going to be ones that suffer. Wayne and Waynetta's benefits decrease, they still buy their fags, shitrag magazine and have every channel on sky, the kids just miss a meal to pay for it.
Well if means that the Wayne and Waynettas of this world think twice of having kids because of the affordability of it all.
So basically you're saying "The poor should not have children"...?
Sun Apr 07, 2013 9:53 pm
splottbluebird48 wrote:My understanding is there is more tax evasion than benefit fraud in money terms
Sun Apr 07, 2013 9:57 pm
ninianblue wrote:Angry Man wrote:ninianblue wrote:splottbluebird48 wrote:My understanding is there is more tax evasion than benefit fraud in money terms
yeah. and i bet most of them are politicians, 2nd morgages. a gardener for the 2nd home. politics, is a job for the boys, gravy train etc, and they wonder why people dont vote, i used to be a labour voter, for the working man. thats all gone now, i dont bother voting no more theres no point. new labour. is conservative. a case of. as long as im alright jack. wheres my 2 fingers smiley
Always use your vote mate even if you spoil it because you dont like any of the choices.
its a bit like saying, who do you want to win the prem. man ure. man city or chelsea? i dont care. there all over paid wankers. like politicians![]()
Sun Apr 07, 2013 10:00 pm
Angry Man wrote:evanmorgan wrote:Angry Man wrote:splottbluebird48 wrote:I do not support any political party, but how on earth are these benefit reforms fair?
because working people should have more income than non-working people!!!!
What you really mean is: 'Every person in work should earn more than every person who isn't in work'
I don't necessarily disagree.
The problem I have with the way the Tories are targetting the Welfare system is that it is pretty clear that children are going to be ones that suffer. Wayne and Waynetta's benefits decrease, they still buy their fags, shitrag magazine and have every channel on sky, the kids just miss a meal to pay for it.
Well if means that the Wayne and Waynettas of this world think twice of having kids because of the affordability of it all.
Sun Apr 07, 2013 10:01 pm
evanmorgan wrote:Angry Man wrote:splottbluebird48 wrote:I do not support any political party, but how on earth are these benefit reforms fair?
because working people should have more income than non-working people!!!!
What you really mean is: 'Every person in work should earn more than every person who isn't in work'
I don't necessarily disagree.
The problem I have with the way the Tories are targetting the Welfare system is that it is pretty clear that children are going to be ones that suffer. Wayne and Waynetta's benefits decrease, they still buy their fags, shitrag magazine and have every channel on sky, the kids just miss a meal to pay for it.
Sun Apr 07, 2013 10:04 pm
Angry Man wrote:ninianblue wrote:Angry Man wrote:ninianblue wrote:splottbluebird48 wrote:My understanding is there is more tax evasion than benefit fraud in money terms
yeah. and i bet most of them are politicians, 2nd morgages. a gardener for the 2nd home. politics, is a job for the boys, gravy train etc, and they wonder why people dont vote, i used to be a labour voter, for the working man. thats all gone now, i dont bother voting no more theres no point. new labour. is conservative. a case of. as long as im alright jack. wheres my 2 fingers smiley
Always use your vote mate even if you spoil it because you dont like any of the choices.
its a bit like saying, who do you want to win the prem. man ure. man city or chelsea? i dont care. there all over paid wankers. like politicians![]()
Not really,you gone in to register a vote and you didn't like any of the chioces. People died for the right to vote and if it was up to me I'd go the Australian way of fine people a couple of hundred quid who dont vote (think of how much that could raise for the country) as long as there's a 'none of the above' box.
Sun Apr 07, 2013 10:06 pm
Aramore wrote:Angry Man wrote:ninianblue wrote:Angry Man wrote:ninianblue wrote:splottbluebird48 wrote:My understanding is there is more tax evasion than benefit fraud in money terms
yeah. and i bet most of them are politicians, 2nd morgages. a gardener for the 2nd home. politics, is a job for the boys, gravy train etc, and they wonder why people dont vote, i used to be a labour voter, for the working man. thats all gone now, i dont bother voting no more theres no point. new labour. is conservative. a case of. as long as im alright jack. wheres my 2 fingers smiley
Always use your vote mate even if you spoil it because you dont like any of the choices.
its a bit like saying, who do you want to win the prem. man ure. man city or chelsea? i dont care. there all over paid wankers. like politicians![]()
Not really,you gone in to register a vote and you didn't like any of the chioces. People died for the right to vote and if it was up to me I'd go the Australian way of fine people a couple of hundred quid who dont vote (think of how much that could raise for the country) as long as there's a 'none of the above' box.
Don't you see the irony in saying that people died for the right to vote yet you're advocating denying them the right to choose not to vote?
Sun Apr 07, 2013 10:09 pm
Angry Man wrote:Aramore wrote:Angry Man wrote:ninianblue wrote:Angry Man wrote:ninianblue wrote:[quote="splottbluebird48"My understanding is there is more tax evasion than benefit fraud in money terms/quote]
yeah. and i bet most of them are politicians, 2nd morgages. a gardener for the 2nd home. politics, is a job for the boys, gravy train etc, and they wonder why people dont vote, i used to be a labour voter, for the working man. thats all gone now, i dont bother voting no more theres no point. new labour. is conservative. a case of. as long as im alright jack. wheres my 2 fingers smiley[/quote]
Always use your vote mate even if you spoil it because you dont like any of the choices.[/quote]
its a bit like saying, who do you want to win the prem. man ure. man city or chelsea? i dont care. there all over paid wankers. like politicians![]()
[/quote]
Not really,you gone in to register a vote and you didn't like any of the chioces. People died for the right to vote and if it was up to me I'd go the Australian way of fine people a couple of hundred quid who dont vote (think of how much that could raise for the country) as long as there's a 'none of the above' box.[/quote]
Don't you see the irony in saying that people died for the right to vote yet you're advocating denying them the right to choose not to vote?[/quote]
By having a 'none of the above box' means that they dont have to vote for anyone.[/quote]
Sun Apr 07, 2013 10:10 pm
Angry Man wrote:ninianblue wrote:Angry Man wrote:ninianblue wrote:splottbluebird48 wrote:My understanding is there is more tax evasion than benefit fraud in money terms
yeah. and i bet most of them are politicians, 2nd morgages. a gardener for the 2nd home. politics, is a job for the boys, gravy train etc, and they wonder why people dont vote, i used to be a labour voter, for the working man. thats all gone now, i dont bother voting no more theres no point. new labour. is conservative. a case of. as long as im alright jack. wheres my 2 fingers smiley
Always use your vote mate even if you spoil it because you dont like any of the choices.
its a bit like saying, who do you want to win the prem. man ure. man city or chelsea? i dont care. there all over paid wankers. like politicians![]()
Not really,you gone in to register a vote and you didn't like any of the chioces. People died for the right to vote and if it was up to me I'd go the Australian way of fine people a couple of hundred quid who dont vote (think of how much that could raise for the country) as long as there's a 'none of the above' box.
Sun Apr 07, 2013 10:14 pm
Angry Man wrote:http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/resentful-taxpayers-prompt-labour-to-get-tough-on-benefits-8563574.html
Public support shows that Labour are 'out of touch!!!!!'
Sun Apr 07, 2013 10:15 pm
Aramore wrote:
Always use your vote mate even if you spoil it because you dont like any of the choices.
Sun Apr 07, 2013 10:38 pm
Sun Apr 07, 2013 10:48 pm
All Black Everything. wrote:Here's the facts
1. The 3 main parties now are basically the same. Yes I said it because its true. They may be 3 different brands but when it comes down to it they're all the same drink just repackaged. Coca Coca, Diet Coke and Cherry Coke.
2. Any attempt to cut tax evasion is not for the good of the people but to increase the total pot that the government and bankers can slice a percentage off the top from. The government dont want you being charitable directly to the cause because it makes them look weak and not have a purpose. They'd rather take it from you as a tax, distribute as much as they deem necessary and keep the rest for themselves so that they can fund extra houses etc. The government are essentially the router in your network which they want everything to go through to keep on record and operate with. They don't want direct transactions or P2P in networking terms because it keeps them out of the loop. For example, a real world application of this is the police force. If you have a bump you are required by law, even if you both wish to settle it without the insurers, to report the incident to the police. Why? So they can put it on record.
3. Is everyone on benefits a scrounger? No, they most certainly are not but there are plenty who have no desire to work and people who have never worked a day in their lives because the system is too generous or does not filter these people out. Will the system change for the better? By better, Im sure you agree that the minimum wage should rise, benefits should slightly drop to make employment look more appealing as a life choice. This will never happen. It does not suit a political parties interests to do so because by doing that they do not keep you dependent on them. Keeping you dependant on them means they have a purpose and by having that purpose they can line their own pockets.
Britain is heading towards a plutocratic police state and people are either too stupid or naive to see it happening because of the political rhetoric used in the media as well as the agendas the media have.
Sun Apr 07, 2013 10:53 pm
Aramore wrote:
Sun Apr 07, 2013 10:58 pm
All Black Everything. wrote:Aramore wrote:
Its the truth and you know it.
Sun Apr 07, 2013 11:02 pm
Aramore wrote:All Black Everything. wrote:Aramore wrote:
Its the truth and you know it.
Oh yes.
Cutting the tax evasion of millionaires is really bad for the people. Far better to let them leave trillions of pounds offshore in tax havens where none of us plebs can get to it. Money is bad for the poor everyone knows that.
I do agree on minimum wage being increased and that the three are getting too similar for my liking. Still, would take a majority /coalition Labour/Lib Dems government than Torys.
Sun Apr 07, 2013 11:14 pm
Aramore wrote:Cutting the tax evasion of millionaires is really bad for the people. Far better to let them leave trillions of pounds offshore in tax havens where none of us plebs can get to it. Money is bad for the poor everyone knows that.
Sun Apr 07, 2013 11:16 pm
Angry Man wrote:Aramore wrote:All Black Everything. wrote:Aramore wrote:
Its the truth and you know it.
Oh yes.
Cutting the tax evasion of millionaires is really bad for the people. Far better to let them leave trillions of pounds offshore in tax havens where none of us plebs can get to it. Money is bad for the poor everyone knows that.
I do agree on minimum wage being increased and that the three are getting too similar for my liking. Still, would take a majority /coalition Labour/Lib Dems government than Torys.
When Labour were in power the higher tax rate was 40% it was pushed up to 50% when this government first come in but seeing that the income was pushing money out of the country they are now cutting it to 45%. It is still 5% higher than what Labour had in place yet you never hear that from Balls and Miliband!!!
Sun Apr 07, 2013 11:27 pm
Aramore wrote:Angry Man wrote:Aramore wrote:All Black Everything. wrote:Aramore wrote:
Its the truth and you know it.
Oh yes.
Cutting the tax evasion of millionaires is really bad for the people. Far better to let them leave trillions of pounds offshore in tax havens where none of us plebs can get to it. Money is bad for the poor everyone knows that.
I do agree on minimum wage being increased and that the three are getting too similar for my liking. Still, would take a majority /coalition Labour/Lib Dems government than Torys.
When Labour were in power the higher tax rate was 40% it was pushed up to 50% when this government first come in but seeing that the income was pushing money out of the country they are now cutting it to 45%. It is still 5% higher than what Labour had in place yet you never hear that from Balls and Miliband!!!
Labour raised it to 50% just before they left power although realistically that was just a political trap for the Tories.
It's still irresponsible to lower the highest rate of tax when they're cutting support for low income families. Especially when anyone that hated paying 50% will have sorted their finances to a lower rate country and definitely won't be tempted back by a 5% reduction.
Mon Apr 08, 2013 9:32 am
Angry Man wrote:The wealthy are the job creators and without them the country would be in a far worse state I can assure you and this government are chasing tax evaders far more aggesively than any other government before them.
Mon Apr 08, 2013 9:36 am
All Black Everything. wrote:Aramore wrote:Cutting the tax evasion of millionaires is really bad for the people. Far better to let them leave trillions of pounds offshore in tax havens where none of us plebs can get to it. Money is bad for the poor everyone knows that.
You really didn't read it properly did you? The money that comes in from tax evasion wont go to the people. They will still profess cuts need to be made whilst slicing a percentage off the top of that money generated for themselves.
Also, what happens when you try and push too hard with tax evasion? Oh right thats it companies leave British shores, people are out of jobs, we have to pay import taxes and duties on these items because the company has decided to set up in a country where labour is cheaper and the regulations are less strict on tax.
So you get;
more unemployment because companies have left Britain
you get higher cost of goods i.e. inflated prices due to import costs
you get a country dependent on other nations as its not producing enough of its own
you get people not wanting to want to set up business in the UK due to strict tax regulations
I for example will be setting up business abroad after university.
1. cheaper property rental and cheaper bills i.e. less overheads
2. I can still charge international rates online whilst serving the local people at a rate that suits them because my profession allows me to do that
3. I can pay less to professionals in those countries and even if i pay them more than the norm in that country they will be loving it because they'd be deemed as well off in that country
4. Less tax and restrictions
You force companies out and its worse for the people because of less jobs and the cost of goods whilst wages do not increase at the same rate. Great idea.
Mon Apr 08, 2013 9:40 am
All Black Everything. wrote:You force companies out and its worse for the people because of less jobs and the cost of goods whilst wages do not increase at the same rate. Great idea.
Mon Apr 08, 2013 11:19 am
Mon Apr 08, 2013 11:20 am
Angry Man wrote:http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/resentful-taxpayers-prompt-labour-to-get-tough-on-benefits-8563574.html
Public support shows that Labour are 'out of touch!!!!!'
Mon Apr 08, 2013 11:23 am
Mon Apr 08, 2013 11:44 am
The Sheriff wrote:People knew the benefits of getting a education that would get a career like politicians. Don't start moaning now. My father paid 90k corporation tax last year and is a small business. People have the cheek to say tax everyone apart from themselves. Equality is not taxing the rich more. That's greed talking. People would vote for a convicted pedophile if he said he'd take 1p off your weekly shopping. We live in the most materialistic country in the world.
Mon Apr 08, 2013 11:53 am
The Sheriff wrote:People knew the benefits of getting a education that would get a career like politicians. Don't start moaning now. My father paid 90k corporation tax last year and is a small business. People have the cheek to say tax everyone apart from themselves. Equality is not taxing the rich more. That's greed talking. People would vote for a convicted pedophile if he said he'd take 1p off your weekly shopping. We live in the most materialistic country in the world.
Mon Apr 08, 2013 11:54 am
The Sheriff wrote:People knew the benefits of getting a education