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Not as much mate, but then I don't earn as much. Does she earn that money all on her own, in a vacuum?
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Taxing the super rich
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No, which is why’s she’s paying circa £120m per annum and will not doubt end up paying half a billion plus on death.Not as much mate, but then I don't earn as much. Does she earn that money all on her own, in a vacuum?
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Exactly.No, which is why’s she’s paying circa £120m per annum and will not doubt end up paying half a billion plus on death.
Given that today was the first time I looked at the UK’s 2018 growth rate in comparison to the Eurozone yet I’ve held the view for a lot longer, I’d say you were wrong and that your opinion as to what my worldview is based on is itself based on a snapshot. You don’t do irony, do you?
Also when I ignore someone’s request to provide G20 growth rates over a 35 year period, it’s not because it might not satisfy my worldview, it’s because I haven’t got the time.
One year is a snapshot. Basing it on that is simply ridiculous. If you aren't prepared to look at effects over the medium term, then that says a lot. Pointless continuing.
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If you want to look at a longer period I think it's doubled since the referendum.One year is a snapshot. Basing it on that is simply ridiculous. If you aren't prepared to look at effects over the medium term, then that says a lot. Pointless continuing.
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And yet you believe she should pay more?Exactly.
If you want to look at a longer period I think it's doubled since the referendum.
Yes. But that is also far too short a period to base anything on either. Rather my point that judging entire political beliefs on a year or a couple of years is rather silly. It has to be done over decades.
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I believe she owes a debt to the system that allows her that earning power. Since that system is underfunded, I believe she should pay more.And yet you believe she should pay more?
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Agreed. Ireland 5 years ago was a basket case, today it's the 6th (I think?) Wealthiest country in the world. Overall nobody in the EU is doing badly compared to before they joined though.Yes. But that is also far too short a period to base anything on either. Rather my point that judging entire political beliefs on a year or a couple of years is rather silly. It has to be done over decades.
Agreed. Ireland 5 years ago was a basket case, today it's the 6th (I think?) Wealthiest country in the world. Overall nobody in the EU is doing badly compared to before they joined though.
Well. Greece perhaps. Italy certainly since joining the euro. But a rising tide really should float all ships, that is the hope at least.