Originally posted by northernladuk
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Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View Post
You say that as if it's a Bad Thing, whereas it's been my life's work. .
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Postyou are making yourself look like a bitter pillock?
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Originally posted by brightondeveloper View Post
So people with opinions that don't align with yours should just shut up? Sounds like someone got buthurt to me...
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
Or you could just carry on with your stupid comments regardless of the fact people are pointing out you are making yourself look like a bitter pillock?
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Originally posted by brightondeveloper View Post
Fair comment - I'll stop punching up and start punching down - it's the poor people and the forinas init
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
I'd suggest you get your head out of your arse and take a dose of reality on all this. Blanket tarring everyone isn't helpful and surely doesn't do your state of mind any good.
His wife has a £690Mil stake in the worlds biggest outsourcer and he's made his money in the city away from politics. To complain about his wealth and link it to being a politician is neither correct or healthy. Yeah, call out the scroungers and low life ministers but taking a swipe at the Rishi's calling them the usual parasite politician rhetoric when they are spending their money they earned outside of politics makes you look like a bit of a cretin to be honest.
Rise above it and apply some actual logic and fact to your sanctimonious ramblings and people might be able to take it a little more seriously. It'll also make you a little bit happier in life.....BIDI. Save your ire for those that really deserve it.
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Originally posted by brightondeveloper View Post
We do not live by the same rules as them.
Rishi and his wife are by far the richest to live in #10 but they are ranked 222nd on the UK rich list. The rich people in the UK are in the main not politicians, even though there are many rich among them.
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Originally posted by brightondeveloper View Post
Oh it 100% is - because I fully believe at this point that no matter how hard we work, no matter what we do - they will always make a new rule to stop anyone who is not in their circle from actually getting anywhere in life.
We do not live by the same rules as them.
His wife has a £690Mil stake in the worlds biggest outsourcer and he's made his money in the city away from politics. To complain about his wealth and link it to being a politician is neither correct or healthy. Yeah, call out the scroungers and low life ministers but taking a swipe at the Rishi's calling them the usual parasite politician rhetoric when they are spending their money they earned outside of politics makes you look like a bit of a cretin to be honest.
Rise above it and apply some actual logic and fact to your sanctimonious ramblings and people might be able to take it a little more seriously. It'll also make you a little bit happier in life.....BIDI. Save your ire for those that really deserve it.
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Originally posted by WTFH View Post
When he finds out he could heat it for free if he worked with Deep Green, he might question the value of his investment.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-64939558
https://www.deepgreen.energy/heat
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Originally posted by WTFH View Post
When he finds out he could heat it for free if he worked with Deep Green, he might question the value of his investment.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-64939558
https://www.deepgreen.energy/heat
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Originally posted by ladymuck View PostComplaining that he can afford to upgrade the electricity supply to heat his swimming pool just sounds like sour grapes and jealousy.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-64939558
https://www.deepgreen.energy/heat
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Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
Complaining that he can afford to upgrade the electricity supply to heat his swimming pool just sounds like sour grapes and jealousy.
We do not live by the same rules as them.
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I fully expect that Rishi, his wife, extended family etc are taking full advantage of every tax minimising loophole that is legally allowed. I would expect that behaviour from anyone.
Whether it's morally acceptable or not is a different matter. I personally don't have an issue with it as long as those same tax minimising loopholes are available to everyone and the rules are enforced equally.
I don't think that telling him he has to live in a two-up two-down in Hull and gift everything he's earned to the NHS because he's very rich is morally acceptable either. Where's the incentive to get a good job, work hard, take advantage of the opportunities your parents (immigrant parents being of the more pushy sort) worked hard to make available to you?
Ultimately, if you don't like that tax minimising loopholes exist then vote in a party who will do away with them.
Complaining that he can afford to upgrade the electricity supply to heat his swimming pool just sounds like sour grapes and jealousy.
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