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You need to work on your patter.Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostOh, you've kipped with a few.
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Unless NLUK is home for the weekend.Originally posted by vetran View Postlaid down but never slept!
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Oh, you've kipped with a few.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostUKIP if you want to. The lady's not for kipping.
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UKIP if you want to. The lady's not for kipping.Originally posted by jamesbrown View Post
I like it. AtW for PM. Only if you U-turn on Brexit, mind. 
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Originally posted by AtW View PostBarsteward said that not being able to increase taxes prevents Govt from flexibility to bend over taxpayers, which is precisely the reason to get such pledges in the first place
No party should be allowed to field candidates unless there is a published tax checklist of what they will increase/decrease and by how much, they can cut lower, but any attempt to increase taxation should be met with long jail sentences.
I like it. AtW for PM. Only if you U-turn on Brexit, mind.
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Barsteward said that not being able to increase taxes prevents Govt from flexibility to bend over taxpayers, which is precisely the reason to get such pledges in the first placeOriginally posted by jamesbrown View PostAhhh, The Thick of It.

No party should be allowed to field candidates unless there is a published tax checklist of what they will increase/decrease and by how much, they can cut lower, but any attempt to increase taxation should be met with long jail sentences.
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Let me quote the late George Carlin:Originally posted by Swamp Thing View PostGahh! I wish I could kick his teeth through his smug head (Hammond that is). Why didn't he just leave the marginal band where it was last year? He's tinkering around (no doubt helped by advisors fresh out of uni with an axe to grind against "The Rich" because they have no desire or capability to take risk) and running out of ideas.
"The upper class keeps all of the money, pays none of the taxes. The middle class pays all of the taxes, does all of the work. The poor are there just to scare the tulip out of the middle class. Keep 'em showin' up at those jobs."
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Well, I glossed over that one. Coming originally from the mouths of Boris and Gove, that assertion is unsafe.Originally posted by scooterscot View PostFirst it's £350,000,000 a week to the EU.
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First it's £350,000,000 a week to the EU.Originally posted by Swamp Thing View PostMeanwhile the UK gives away billions in foreign aid. .
Second it's billions in foreign aid. (Getting the e and i the correct way round in foreign only took me five minute. Dam German)
One day that chicken will come home to roost.
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You're a good few election cycles away from that level of earnings, matey, so don't worry too much.Originally posted by AtW View PostManifesto promise to increase it to £50k, now that goes out of the window, it's only fair.
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Manifesto promise to increase it to £50k, now that goes out of the window, it's only fair.Originally posted by Swamp Thing View PostGahh! I wish I could kick his teeth through his smug head (Hammond that is). Why didn't he just leave the marginal band where it was last year?
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That doesn't sound right. Are you sure you don't mean social care?Originally posted by Swamp Thing View PostI see from my latest council tax breakdown that 32% goes to welfare. Eh?
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