I'll be honest Terry. I don't know the answer.terrya1965 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 02, 2022 11:30 am BB & Pale are just having a joke about the situation Ironworks,they aren't nasty people.If you don't laugh about it,you'll cry.I do see why you are unhappy though.
I think it's bloody disgusting.
This country had Austerity for 10 years before Covid came.The poorest were already suffering because of it and now this.
A government is meant to be in place to HELP it's people.but these c*nts are in it to see what they can make out of it.They continue to do so.The tories have NEVER lived in the real world..They live on a different planet from us.Rishi Sunak,our Chancellor of the Exchequer(and stinking rich with it) tried to pay for a can of coke at a petrol station the other day and had no idea how to do it?What chance have we got?
They could easy tax the oil companies or even put another 1% levy on the big companies paying tax.After all companies in UK enjoy lowest corporation taxes of major global economies,but they didn't bother.They rather have people suffer.
Let's not forget the richest/biggest companies in the world TRIPLED their wealth during the pandemic.They don't give 2 sh*ts about the likes of you and I,just has long has they are ok..
I don't trust the majority of the government and think Sunak's nothing more than a posh twat. And to think he's being touted as a future PM is worrying. But the two biggest things since the 60's have hit the country one after the other. Both out of their control.
What is a fact is that we handled covid far quicker than anywhere else in the EU which saved us billions. And the response to Putin has been firm but controlled. Yet still all some leftie arsewipes moan about is a few, stupid I'll concede, parties.
How the oily toerag and the Liberal non-entities would have handled things I don't know but there isn't a magic money tree. Although Starmer thinks there is. Books sadly have to be balanced as much as possible. To spend and borrow your way out of this, which is the cunning plan of Labour would lead to a shit-show beyond all recognition a couple of years down the line.
Sure, a windfall tax. But that would solve about 2% of the debt unless you put Shell/BP out of business. And let's not forget that to ease the reliance on Putin's oil, Shell are now going to re-invest heavily in the North Sea.
So for now, much as it grieves me, the Tories are as good as it gets.
As for Ironworks, he wouldn't know a fucking joke if it smacked him in the face.