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Thread: The future of the Labour Party
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27-06-2025 12:26 PM #13561
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27-06-2025 09:10 PM #13562
Parliamentary Labour Party members don't seem agree with their leader these days. Personally think he's been ok in some things but pretty rubbish others. Way better than the bunch who's main job seemed to be coming up with worthless three word slogans every month or so, I'll say that.
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28-06-2025 01:04 AM #13563
A wee bit dated but still relevant no matter what flavour of Government we have, Kev seems to have the solutions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7PPPuCPweY
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28-06-2025 04:51 PM #13564
unlike the not-so sensitive hashtag
Angela Rayner on X: "No one battling terminal illness should have to face extra stress and worry over their job security. It's vital that employees with a terminal diagnosis are treated sensitively and with the best support – that’s why I’m so proud we are backing this charter. #DyingToWork https://t.co/X6j0fUVaeF" / X
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Yesterday 07:11 PM #13567
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The problem with raising the top tax bracket is nowadays its easy to move your assets abroad.
The UK will has had more millionaires leave than any other nation, we used to have net increase.
I'm not sure what a nation can do as you have to find a balance. We all want big businesses taxed fairly but companies can now move in an instant. The Ireland has a tiny amount of corporation tax so companies flock there, its a race to the bottom
People say imo naively that we should just tax the super rich on their obscene wealth to save our problems. I'd love to do that and perhaps 50 years ago we could. Now though they can move their company, assets and personal nationality elsewhere with a click of a button.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/suzanne...thy-residents/
"Conversely, the United Kingdom faces the largest single-year exodus of wealth ever recorded, with Henley projecting 16,500 HNWIs acquiring residency status elsewhere"
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Yesterday 07:21 PM #13569
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Yesterday 07:40 PM #13570This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The tax system in this country works for one set of people and one set of people only and has done since 1979, from then on in it has only ever been arranged to suit that set of people.
There is a loss of tax benefits on assets and incomes when someone leaves. I'd triple the forfeits today, along with a seizure of their UK passport. I'd also wish those million/billionaires leaving a hearty f-off, and don't come back.
Given they are among the group shouting about "patriotism" the most they should be cool with that.
Given the Labour Party are a monetrist/neoliberal venture these, as I said, I don't expect it to happen.
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Yesterday 08:02 PM #13571
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It would also have to be in a political parties manifesto. So when its clear they have won the election every rich person moves his assets and company abroad. It wouldn't be achievable in reality even if you wanted to do it
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Yesterday 08:12 PM #13572This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Instead of taxing the living daylights out of people fortunate and sometimes clever enough to make the kind of money being talked about, if we have a minimum wage in this country then why not a maximum wage? Say something like 20, 30 or whatever times the amount the lowest paid member of staff receives, chuck in some mandatory profit share scheme for all? Surely it's better for redistribution rather than giving it to HMRC for the idiots in Govrnment to squander? (not technically true)
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Yesterday 08:43 PM #13575This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I'm not really advocating it anyway. As I said the monetrists have deep roots in the UK, the actual ex-socialist party is cool with it, and no one questions it in any way. The only way to go in a different direction would be if there was a war. Even then the next war might be billionaires chucking rockets and drones down upon everybody. The psychos among them have it in themselves.
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