Don't - I think he'd agree with you on this one and that would be enough to send the forum spinning off its axis for good .
The french ****s are always on strike anyway. And England is propped up by Scottish Oil. So **** off numb nuts please.
At least the Irish have some genuine grievances. The British are little more than moaning-faced ****s.
Spot on Alf. The sooner he returns to work-shy France the better. Plus he will fit in with all the other smelly ****stains.
People like me? You know nothing about me or my views on immigration. Go back to France, their policy of heavily taxing the rich is having great results with their economy...
Just because the Tories are massaging the figures + funding YET ANOTHER spending boom in the housing market does not mean our economy is doing much better than most other euro countries. Oh, I forgot, it's because of poor people that the country is ****ed
Genetically test the European woman and see if they have the covetted 'big tits' gene. If not > **** off. Simple policies like this is what will re-engage the electorate with their politicians.
ST and Tobes sure have their panties in a twist. Lefty scumbags. Probably Arthur Scargill lookalikes.
Actually, I agree it is a problem. The super-rich are run away anomalies of capitalism, the individual version of corporate monopolies. With corporate monopolies at least the United States and Europe have got it right, the EU basically forced Lloyds-TSB to break up, blocked Ryanair buying Aer Lingus, and clipped the likes of Microsoft's wings. We don't currently have any mechanism in place to prevent wealth accumulation by run-away individuals (and it is not all corruption which leads to run away wealth, the power of compound interest alone makes the rich get richer). My own previous suggestion was a mixture of 100% tax on inheritance over a certain amount (for instance over £500k), and progressively larger taxes on luxury items - to the point where vanity items such as mansions or super-yachts cost a multiple of what they do now. Basically try get to the point where you are free to try make your fortune, but once you get it you can't spend it on yourself without paying a lot of tax, and you can't give it away to your children or anyone else without paying nearly it all in tax. The thinking behind this is that if you tax people while they are on their way up too heavily they may not have enough left to invest in business ideas, or create employment etc - if you only tax them when they go to spend their gains on themselves then you don't run the risk of taking money out of the growth / investment economy.
Companies are also hoarding cash and only sometimes give large dividend payouts to shareholders who are in turn, companies or hedge funds. A quick way to fix this would be to let poor Eastern Europeans into the country and give them houses in the South East even if they don't work because they are not as fat as our own lazy workshy ****s. Toby says
