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    Budget November 2025

    We’re back to problem of highlighting rogue examples in a budget of 6bn That’s administrative civil service issues. But like anything you can’t get rid of something because of a few bad decisions as overall it adds value and whisper it a good thing to do. 1.5 m in Gov spending is not even a...
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    Budget November 2025

    By the way do you know how much we spend on “foreign aid” I’ll save you the effort to tell me to do one as you don’t know. 6bn in 2027 (0.3% of gdp) And it’s not “foreign aid” it’s the international development budget which helps developing economies which in turn: Improves trade Reduces...
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    Budget November 2025

    Yes absolutely talked about this before, it’s reduced the limit on “cash” isas alone but the overall isa limit hasn’t changed. I personally think that makes sense and if you’re really anti investing your still have options. It’s small but worth bearing in mind...
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    Budget November 2025

    I was beginning to doubt myself reading some of the stuff on here but this podcast has made me think I’m not completely losing it https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/does-labour-need-to-own-its-move-to-the-left/id1640878689?i=1000738688958 I urge you to listen. It’s a really good analysis...
  5. R

    Budget November 2025

    It’s like debating Brexit again. Name me a law you want to get rid of that eu put in place? “All of em” One example “Fuck off you woke twat”
  6. R

    Budget November 2025

    One more try before I sign off What have they gone back on promise wise. There’s a big difference between a government u turn and a broken promise.
  7. R

    Budget November 2025

    Maybe have to unblock you first 😂
  8. R

    Budget November 2025

    Worth a try I suppose
  9. R

    Budget November 2025

    You’ll like this ECB
  10. R

    Budget November 2025

    You’re right it was better when you were ignored
  11. R

    Budget November 2025

    Who ARE these billionaire “friends” The unions?
  12. R

    Budget November 2025

    “Rich mates” imagine being PM and not have to deal with rich people that would be something.
  13. R

    Budget November 2025

    That’s semantics. I’ll give you that but in no way is he from a well off background.
  14. R

    Budget November 2025

    This is what you do. You just deflect go on have a bit of bottle explain in concrete terms why he is no 1 not from a working class background and who his rich mates are.
  15. R

    Budget November 2025

    Yes working class - oh sorry has he had the audacity to better himself
  16. R

    Budget November 2025

    Hahahahahahaha There is it. The Daily Mail speaks.
  17. R

    Budget November 2025

    Who is this Starmer fella? The one I know is a working class man who has done well and risen to the top of his profession and now PM
  18. R

    Budget November 2025

    Interesting truths for those “tax the rich” types In the UK the top 1% pay 30% of tax revenue The top 10% pay 60% of tax revenue This is literally like Scandinavia. The big difference from there is that other income levels pay much more tax. If you think squeezing more out the top brackets...
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    Budget November 2025

    That is a debatable subject. But literally removing pensioners from tax is not. That is overnight creating a significant black hole in finances. No tax on pensions plus be 10s of billions. I looked it up 23bn in 2023 So what would you do to fill that gap in finances? Fine if you move that to...
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    Budget November 2025

    So by saying it’s not equitable with Johnson or truss I’m saying it’s all good? I’m not Labour ideologically so why would I say it was rosy even just from that standpoint. Radical action is required as I’ve already said but that requires a bold mandate at an election. I think they’re bloody...

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