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Old 07-02-2011, 11:20   #13
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Re: Clegg Middle Class Tax Squeeze

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Originally Posted by danielf View Post
Hmm, I think it's well established that we have different viewpoints on what the role of the state should and should not be, and whether historical footing is an appropriate benchmark. Something for a different thread I think
Indeed, and I think we'll agree to disagree and see what happens.

A pleasure as always

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Originally Posted by chris9991 View Post
Surely it is only the middle classes that can be attacked with tax rises. The lower classes are already subsidised and the upper classes can always choose to move on. I think its time that governments stop being commited to unfunded obligations to reduce the burden on future generations
Some of the middle classes can move on too. I will be once Mrs Igni has finished her education and Mini-Igni has finished junior school
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