Raising Taxes
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Taxes/tolls whatever you want to call them.
Should the government potentially tax people for wearing in public lets say burqas and the likes?
Belguim have shown their hand and set the standard, but whats to stop the UK making a quick buck on the back of it.
Jews could also be taxed - per item of clothing perhaps
And people that cannot speak english - we'll they're fair game for some taxation too I'd guess.
What are your thoughts?
Millions could be raised - especially from the last suggestion.
Should the government potentially tax people for wearing in public lets say burqas and the likes?
Belguim have shown their hand and set the standard, but whats to stop the UK making a quick buck on the back of it.
Jews could also be taxed - per item of clothing perhaps
And people that cannot speak english - we'll they're fair game for some taxation too I'd guess.
What are your thoughts?
Millions could be raised - especially from the last suggestion.
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Yep - but thats those Irish boys for you.
I agree they should be taxed for knocking on your door too but they're not part of the UK so you'll have to either start another thread of give up on that one.
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Who likes the idea of these new taxes?
I agree they should be taxed for knocking on your door too but they're not part of the UK so you'll have to either start another thread of give up on that one.
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Who likes the idea of these new taxes?
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They pay via a torn sphincter
But thats a whole different story.
Now back to those traditional clothing taxes/tolls
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It is about time that they all became honest and told us what sort of cuts they intend to make instead of keeping it a secret in case they lose votes over it.
I think most realise what a state our economy is in and hiding that is dishonest of all the parties. There is no way we can escape more taxes and spending cuts if this country is going to have a prayer in avoiding Greece's position. We just have to face up to what is unavoidable. The supply of borrowed cash won't last for ever.
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I think most realise what a state our economy is in and hiding that is dishonest of all the parties. There is no way we can escape more taxes and spending cuts if this country is going to have a prayer in avoiding Greece's position. We just have to face up to what is unavoidable. The supply of borrowed cash won't last for ever.
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Pregnancy tax !
LOL
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P.S. A.C.Clarke postulated this one, £1000, for the first, £2000 for the second, £4000 for the third... don't pay the f'ckers to breed.
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P.S. A.C.Clarke postulated this one, £1000, for the first, £2000 for the second, £4000 for the third... don't pay the f'ckers to breed.
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No Dave - thats just an accent, but I know what you mean
There's certain parts of N.Ireland that I can hardly understand the lingo
Just the ones that come in and can hardly manage to string two words together barring "No English" or for the more advanced imports "No speaka English"
There's certain parts of N.Ireland that I can hardly understand the lingo

Just the ones that come in and can hardly manage to string two words together barring "No English" or for the more advanced imports "No speaka English"
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