The Labour Government

[Blue and true]

Unlike that scruffy fat **** though, he’s only got Type 2.

He's riddled with the whole fucking set.

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

Doesn’t look like the type who’ll be taking his hard drive with him.

Apparently, his family would kill him if he died and they had to pay IHT. That tax just brought in by the new government!
Funny bit is, the thick Brexit supporting wanker is off to Spain, who’ve recently elected a socialist PM, who’s just brought in a wealth tax.
Hope they absolutely sting the botox out of the slimy old shit..

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Apparently, his family would kill him if he died and they had to pay IHT. That tax just brought in by the new government!
Funny bit is, the thick Brexit supporting wanker is off to Spain, who’ve recently elected a socialist PM, who’s just brought in a wealth tax.
Hope they absolutely sting the botox out of the slimy old shit..

He epitomises a horrible human trait. Someone who’s worked hard, and done well, who makes themselves unhappy at the thought of losing some of it.

Looked him up - left school at 15, trained to be a plumber, set his own business up, became the leading domestic plumbing services company in the country, floated on the stock exchange.

What an incredible story, and rather than be happy to give a bit back, even though he’ll always be alright, even though he must see homeless people every time he leaves the house, he wants to leave the country because his £20 million net assets might dip by a few percent. What a horrible ****.

Money fucks so many people up.

 

[Vic]

Tell me you're a Labour voter without telling me you're not a tory in disguise.

And by right people I meant poor people that need council houses, but you froth on with your race baiting garbage you non Labour Labour voting manifestation of a Turnip.

Council houses? The ones the Tories allowed to be flogged off? Good grief.

 

[Vic]

Yep that's right, have a race to the bottom. Why would you want to see part of the workforce worse off? Jealousy, chip on the shoulder( I could have said @chippyboy lol).

Who'd have thought that the politics of envy would mean saying train drivers are paid too much?

 

[Kirkstall Blue]

Whoaa, you can’t post the blindingly obvious on here

It is obvious but did they have to make the pensioners pay for it ? Tell me why they couldn’t have gone after Tax fraud and introduce a staged withdrawal of WFP

 

[PPT]

a post devoid of knowledge but big on R/W press rhetoric. Public service pensions aren't the golden ticket you believe they are. Every pension reflects contributions and length or service. My brother-in-law 9 years in the Army qualifies for a small pension. My wife 10 years in the Civil Service with a similar return. I was astonished when speaking to 2 friends a few weeks ago when on holiday one has long service in local govt one central govt - compared to my pensions in the private sector they are looking at no big deal.

My nieces husband retired from the Fire and Rescue Services at 50 a couple of years ago - long service and with contributions that would make the eyes of most of us water have at least left him sitting pretty.

The press will always find someone - probably left leaning or in what they consider a "non-job" like health and safety who get a decent payoff but the one's who get the big bucks are in Parliament - mostly those who tell you to hate other people rather than encourage you to ask your employer "why can't I have that" - example would be Liz Truss is 14 years my junior and is getting 10x my pensions for life for 49 days "service"

27% contributions to public sector pensions made by tax payers money. Immoral.

 

[hampshireblue]

Who'd have thought that the politics of envy would mean saying train drivers are paid too much?

Or that nurses's pension is too much! Still, There's nothing like having some incentive to keep them working for us all.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Or that nurses's pension is too much! Still, There's nothing like having some incentive to keep them working for us all.

Not too much; immoral.

 

[hampshireblue]

27% contributions to public sector pensions made by tax payers money. Immoral.

Ok. another one liner from the pensions and benefits expert. Which public sector are you referring to exactly-becuase they aren't all the same as I'm sure you haven't bothered to find out. Tell us your alternative. I know it may need a bit of thought and typing but over to you..