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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
How so? Working people are the big winners in this special fiscal operation and you are whingeing about the higher rate of tax being abolished, even though the yield of the rate was relatively insignificant.
As Liz has been saying today, look at outcomes rather than inputs. You are concentrating on these controversial but ultimately minor issues to try to rubbish the whole mini-budget.
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By "working people" I assume you mean those on substantially above average earnings.
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
Ah, yes, it’s that little green devil sitting on your shoulder, isn’t it?
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An early start tonight for OB's habitual
insult of forum members despite knowing absolutely nothing about them.
It's entirely plausible to believe in a tax system based on the ability to pay without it being envy.
Dare I ask how the Conservative party deal with "supply side" issues with a diminishing currency and increased energy costs if it's not driving down living standards, wages and conditions for the Great British worker? (Which is unsurprisingly the part of the post you ignored).