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does anyone believe this budget is good?

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

during a cost of living crisis and spiralling inflation, Truss + Kwarteng shat out a budget that hugely favours the rich. They also removed the cap on bankers' bonuses. And they refused to institute a windfall tax on energy companies who have been milking us dry + making out like bandits.

Millions will likely suffer under this budget. The pound has fallen off a cliff. And the IMF have gone so far as to rebuke this madness.

Really, does anybody here support all this?

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By *9alMan  over a year ago

Bridgend

I am Shure there are some bankers & other fat cats who think its a good budget

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"I am Shure there are some bankers & other fat cats who think its a good budget "

Very true.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Imagine if Truss had to fce PMQs today. She seems to have vanished off the face of the Earth for now.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Imagine if Truss had to fce PMQs today. She seems to have vanished off the face of the Earth for now."

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By *rFunBoyMan  over a year ago

Longridge

Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit..

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit.."

I bet he is. I'm guessing he's not on the average wage or on universal credit?

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan  over a year ago

golden fields


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit.."

Does your pal also have empathy for normal people?

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By *uninlondon69Man  over a year ago

Tower Bridge South


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit.."

Cleaner for a billionaire I assume? Trickle down economics

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By *otMe66Man  over a year ago

Terra Firma


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit..

Does your pal also have empathy for normal people?"

Why would you ask that?

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit..

Does your pal also have empathy for normal people?

Why would you ask that?"

It's not hard to figure out, is it?

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan  over a year ago

golden fields


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit..

Does your pal also have empathy for normal people?

Why would you ask that?"

If I was a millionaire, I would be unhappy getting richer while normal people were suffering.

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By *otMe66Man  over a year ago

Terra Firma


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit..

Does your pal also have empathy for normal people?

Why would you ask that?

If I was a millionaire, I would be unhappy getting richer while normal people were suffering."

What would you do in his shoes?

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit..

Does your pal also have empathy for normal people?

Why would you ask that?

If I was a millionaire, I would be unhappy getting richer while normal people were suffering.

What would you do in his shoes?"

He wouldn't celebrate. He'd be unhappy at the misfortune of others.

Again, not hard to figure out.

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By *irldnCouple  over a year ago

Brighton


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit..

Does your pal also have empathy for normal people?"

Personally I would not gloat and keep my own good fortune quiet. Nothing more vulgar than boasting about money. It is one of the reasons many traders in the City are so hated. They all still think they are Gordon Gecko.

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By *mateur100Man  over a year ago

nr faversham


"during a cost of living crisis and spiralling inflation, Truss + Kwarteng shat out a budget that hugely favours the rich. They also removed the cap on bankers' bonuses. And they refused to institute a windfall tax on energy companies who have been milking us dry + making out like bandits.

Millions will likely suffer under this budget. The pound has fallen off a cliff. And the IMF have gone so far as to rebuke this madness.

Really, does anybody here support all this?"

Nope

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan  over a year ago

golden fields


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit..

Does your pal also have empathy for normal people?

Why would you ask that?

If I was a millionaire, I would be unhappy getting richer while normal people were suffering.

What would you do in his shoes?

He wouldn't celebrate. He'd be unhappy at the misfortune of others.

Again, not hard to figure out."

Exactly this.

Have empathy for other humans.

Besides, all I did here was ask a question, not sure why you got so upset about it.

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks

Well the NI bit was nice.

The rest well demonstrable bad.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit..

Does your pal also have empathy for normal people?

Why would you ask that?

If I was a millionaire, I would be unhappy getting richer while normal people were suffering.

What would you do in his shoes?

He wouldn't celebrate. He'd be unhappy at the misfortune of others.

Again, not hard to figure out.

Exactly this.

Have empathy for other humans.

Besides, all I did here was ask a question, not sure why you got so upset about it."

It's what he does on here. He asks laughably bad attempted gotcha questions then seems surprised/irritated if things don't work out.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I dunno if I’m being stupid, but why is giving the guys at the top a 5% (6% really) tax break help?

Trying to understand. I’m a simple guy. Won’t they just take that extra 5% and buy more properties to rent to poor people? Which they’ve conveniently cut stamp duty for too

Or they’ll just put it in investments/stock or something?

Part of me thinks, I’m an idiot, this must be happening for a reason. It’s not legal, in 2022, to so obviously just steal from the poor and give it to the rich. Not possible, someone would step in.

Am I an idiot?

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By *ovelifelovefuntimesMan  over a year ago

Where ever I lay my hat

Politically it was way off the mark in failing to address the cost of living crisis for those in need while benefiting those at the top. Economically, well a run on the pound and a collapse in gilt prices leading to a risk of failure for our pension funds and forcing a massive intervention by the Bank of England would suggest it isn't going well. I suspect though they will try and tough it out and double down based on their ideological belief in trickle down economics.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Well the NI bit was nice.

The rest well demonstrable bad. "

That NI bit is literally of no benefit to the poorest who need help right now.

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks


"Well the NI bit was nice.

The rest well demonstrable bad.

That NI bit is literally of no benefit to the poorest who need help right now."

You asked if anyone supported this. And I can only answer the question and the only tiny tiny tiny bit I support is the NI decrease.

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By *allySlinkyWoman  over a year ago

Leeds

The Guardian have labelled the budget "morally indefensible"

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"I dunno if I’m being stupid, but why is giving the guys at the top a 5% (6% really) tax break help?

Trying to understand. I’m a simple guy. Won’t they just take that extra 5% and buy more properties to rent to poor people? Which they’ve conveniently cut stamp duty for too

Or they’ll just put it in investments/stock or something?

Part of me thinks, I’m an idiot, this must be happening for a reason. It’s not legal, in 2022, to so obviously just steal from the poor and give it to the rich. Not possible, someone would step in.

Am I an idiot? "

The budget was clearly designed to hugely favour the rich.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Well the NI bit was nice.

The rest well demonstrable bad.

That NI bit is literally of no benefit to the poorest who need help right now.

You asked if anyone supported this. And I can only answer the question and the only tiny tiny tiny bit I support is the NI decrease. "

I wasn't needling you. I was just clarifying a detail. That's all. The NI bit does fuck all to help those at the bottom of the economic pile.

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan  over a year ago

golden fields


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit..

Does your pal also have empathy for normal people?

Why would you ask that?

If I was a millionaire, I would be unhappy getting richer while normal people were suffering.

What would you do in his shoes?

He wouldn't celebrate. He'd be unhappy at the misfortune of others.

Again, not hard to figure out.

Exactly this.

Have empathy for other humans.

Besides, all I did here was ask a question, not sure why you got so upset about it.

It's what he does on here. He asks laughably bad attempted gotcha questions then seems surprised/irritated if things don't work out."

Ah. That explains the weirdness.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Watching this play out in real time, it's mad. Truss and Kwarteng have caused an economic meltdown. Everybody is shouting they need to act to fix this now. But they both seem to have vanished into a bunker.

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By *ovelifelovefuntimesMan  over a year ago

Where ever I lay my hat


"Watching this play out in real time, it's mad. Truss and Kwarteng have caused an economic meltdown. Everybody is shouting they need to act to fix this now. But they both seem to have vanished into a bunker.

It's because they believe they are right and the markets are wrong. There is normally only one winner in that scenario.

"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Yes I 100% support it.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Watching this play out in real time, it's mad. Truss and Kwarteng have caused an economic meltdown. Everybody is shouting they need to act to fix this now. But they both seem to have vanished into a bunker.

It's because they believe they are right and the markets are wrong. There is normally only one winner in that scenario.

"

My guesses of what might happen:

A Screeching uturn by Truss & Kwarteng

or

B Truss pops up in Kyiv, following in Johnson's footsteps or bravely running away from self-inflicted shit.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Yes I 100% support it."

Look at me, look at me everyone

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Watching this play out in real time, it's mad. Truss and Kwarteng have caused an economic meltdown. Everybody is shouting they need to act to fix this now. But they both seem to have vanished into a bunker.

It's because they believe they are right and the markets are wrong. There is normally only one winner in that scenario.

My guesses of what might happen:

A Screeching uturn by Truss & Kwarteng

or

B Truss pops up in Kyiv, following in Johnson's footsteps or bravely running away from self-inflicted shit.

"

It will definitely be a photo opp in Kyiv

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Yes I 100% support it."

Why do you support a grossly unfair budget that is set to fuck over many people while making the richest richer during a cost of living crisis? (Also a budget that is causing our eceonomy to melt down so badly both the IMF & the Bank of England were already forced to intervene.)

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Yes I 100% support it.

Why do you support a grossly unfair budget that is set to fuck over many people while making the richest richer during a cost of living crisis? (Also a budget that is causing our eceonomy to melt down so badly both the IMF & the Bank of England were already forced to intervene.)"

Because he likes to be ‘edgy’ my guess is he likes it because it annoys ‘lefties’ or something along those lines

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By *ealthy_and_HungMan  over a year ago

Princes Risborough, Luasanne, Alderney

on a £31,000 gross pa wage they've given 1% but with the new price capped energy increase in 2 days time it's going to take another 5% off your take home pay.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Yes I 100% support it.

Look at me, look at me everyone "

Yes that's right, the purpose of a politics forum is for a tiny group of people who all agree with one another to spout the same clueless shit.

And anyone who disagrees with them is an attention seeker.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Yes I 100% support it.

Look at me, look at me everyone

Yes that's right, the purpose of a politics forum is for a tiny group of people who all agree with one another to spout the same clueless shit.

And anyone who disagrees with them is an attention seeker."

Ok, let’s all hear it then, apart from annoying ‘lefties’ what is it about this budget you like 100%

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By *ealthy_and_HungMan  over a year ago

Princes Risborough, Luasanne, Alderney


"Yes that's right, the purpose of a politics forum is for a tiny group of people who all agree with one another to spout the same clueless shit.

"

and here you are on various threads doing exactly that

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Yes that's right, the purpose of a politics forum is for a tiny group of people who all agree with one another to spout the same clueless shit.

and here you are on various threads doing exactly that "

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Yes I 100% support it.

Look at me, look at me everyone

Yes that's right, the purpose of a politics forum is for a tiny group of people who all agree with one another to spout the same clueless shit.

And anyone who disagrees with them is an attention seeker."

Look its Mr clue here, he know everything, super fountain of knowledge, and he is naked to boot, naked know it all whoop, whoop!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Yes I 100% support it.

Look at me, look at me everyone

Yes that's right, the purpose of a politics forum is for a tiny group of people who all agree with one another to spout the same clueless shit.

And anyone who disagrees with them is an attention seeker.

Look its Mr clue here, he know everything, super fountain of knowledge, and he is naked to boot, naked know it all whoop, whoop!"

At least learn how to type English.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple  over a year ago

in Lancashire

In answer to the op, no..

It's a complete shambles, Truss and Kwarteng are in a corner and their own party may well remove them before the next election..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Yes I 100% support it.

Look at me, look at me everyone

Yes that's right, the purpose of a politics forum is for a tiny group of people who all agree with one another to spout the same clueless shit.

And anyone who disagrees with them is an attention seeker.

Look its Mr clue here, he know everything, super fountain of knowledge, and he is naked to boot, naked know it all whoop, whoop!

At least learn how to type English."

Come on Buck, why do you 100 % support this budget

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By *otMe66Man  over a year ago

Terra Firma


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit..

Does your pal also have empathy for normal people?

Why would you ask that?

If I was a millionaire, I would be unhappy getting richer while normal people were suffering.

What would you do in his shoes?

He wouldn't celebrate. He'd be unhappy at the misfortune of others.

Again, not hard to figure out.

Exactly this.

Have empathy for other humans.

Besides, all I did here was ask a question, not sure why you got so upset about it.

It's what he does on here. He asks laughably bad attempted gotcha questions then seems surprised/irritated if things don't work out.

Ah. That explains the weirdness."

That is just rude, no weirdness here.

I wanted to understand what you were thinking more clearly, hence my question.

You answered, I have now got a clear picture of what you meant.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Yes I 100% support it.

Look at me, look at me everyone

Yes that's right, the purpose of a politics forum is for a tiny group of people who all agree with one another to spout the same clueless shit.

And anyone who disagrees with them is an attention seeker.

Look its Mr clue here, he know everything, super fountain of knowledge, and he is naked to boot, naked know it all whoop, whoop!

At least learn how to type English.

Come on Buck, why do you 100 % support this budget "

Boo Hoo I'm just having a meltdown because someone disagrees with me. Life is so complicated.

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By *ealthy_and_HungMan  over a year ago

Princes Risborough, Luasanne, Alderney


"Yes I 100% support it.

Look at me, look at me everyone

Yes that's right, the purpose of a politics forum is for a tiny group of people who all agree with one another to spout the same clueless shit.

And anyone who disagrees with them is an attention seeker.

Look its Mr clue here, he know everything, super fountain of knowledge, and he is naked to boot, naked know it all whoop, whoop!

At least learn how to type English.

Come on Buck, why do you 100 % support this budget

Boo Hoo I'm just having a meltdown because someone disagrees with me. Life is so complicated. "

there there chap, have a nice cup of tea and try to calm down a little before you answer those tough questions

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan  over a year ago

golden fields


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit..

Does your pal also have empathy for normal people?

Why would you ask that?

If I was a millionaire, I would be unhappy getting richer while normal people were suffering.

What would you do in his shoes?

He wouldn't celebrate. He'd be unhappy at the misfortune of others.

Again, not hard to figure out.

Exactly this.

Have empathy for other humans.

Besides, all I did here was ask a question, not sure why you got so upset about it.

It's what he does on here. He asks laughably bad attempted gotcha questions then seems surprised/irritated if things don't work out.

Ah. That explains the weirdness.

That is just rude, no weirdness here.

I wanted to understand what you were thinking more clearly, hence my question.

You answered, I have now got a clear picture of what you meant.

"

No offense intended. I was just confused by your line of questioning.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Yes I 100% support it.

Look at me, look at me everyone

Yes that's right, the purpose of a politics forum is for a tiny group of people who all agree with one another to spout the same clueless shit.

And anyone who disagrees with them is an attention seeker.

Look its Mr clue here, he know everything, super fountain of knowledge, and he is naked to boot, naked know it all whoop, whoop!

At least learn how to type English.

Come on Buck, why do you 100 % support this budget

Boo Hoo I'm just having a meltdown because someone disagrees with me. Life is so complicated. "

Come on Buck, back up your statement, otherwise it makes it look like you just say things for attention

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By *ave05Man  over a year ago

Chelmsford Essex

It’s just announced government departments must now identify spending efficiencies - so here we go greater austerity than ever before to our stretched public services to fund these tax cuts for the high earners that we hadn’t got to give in the first place and destitution for many people already challenged.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It’s just announced government departments must now identify spending efficiencies - so here we go greater austerity than ever before to our stretched public services to fund these tax cuts for the high earners that we hadn’t got to give in the first place and destitution for many people already challenged. "

If its OK with Buck...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It’s just announced government departments must now identify spending efficiencies - so here we go greater austerity than ever before to our stretched public services to fund these tax cuts for the high earners that we hadn’t got to give in the first place and destitution for many people already challenged. "

"Stretched public services".

You mean civil servants who've not seen their office for two years? Doctors who'd rather be at their villa in Tuscany than see patients?

It's been obvious from March 2020 that the crazed money printing would end up with massive public sector cuts.

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By *eroy1000Man  over a year ago

milton keynes

Nope certainly not happy. I understand that even with the change from 20p to 19p can be seen as unfair as it means the more you earn the more you gain but I was totally shocked by the 45p rate being abolished. Sounds like he is under pressure to reverse that but got a feeling he will try and ride it out

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It’s just announced government departments must now identify spending efficiencies - so here we go greater austerity than ever before to our stretched public services to fund these tax cuts for the high earners that we hadn’t got to give in the first place and destitution for many people already challenged.

"Stretched public services".

You mean civil servants who've not seen their office for two years? Doctors who'd rather be at their villa in Tuscany than see patients?

It's been obvious from March 2020 that the crazed money printing would end up with massive public sector cuts.

"

Told you so

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Skimmed the replies. As far as I can tell, Buck didn't remotely answer why he 100% supports this awful budget.

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By *eroy1000Man  over a year ago

milton keynes

Out of interest does anyone know if this budget needs to be voted on in the commons like a normal budget or does it just get implemented without votes?

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By *otMe66Man  over a year ago

Terra Firma


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit..

Does your pal also have empathy for normal people?

Why would you ask that?

If I was a millionaire, I would be unhappy getting richer while normal people were suffering.

What would you do in his shoes?

He wouldn't celebrate. He'd be unhappy at the misfortune of others.

Again, not hard to figure out.

Exactly this.

Have empathy for other humans.

Besides, all I did here was ask a question, not sure why you got so upset about it.

It's what he does on here. He asks laughably bad attempted gotcha questions then seems surprised/irritated if things don't work out.

Ah. That explains the weirdness.

That is just rude, no weirdness here.

I wanted to understand what you were thinking more clearly, hence my question.

You answered, I have now got a clear picture of what you meant.

No offense intended. I was just confused by your line of questioning."

I genuinely thought you were thinking more about what you would do with the money to help. That was the reason for the second question and feeds into something I have been considering.

I have been looking for a way to contribute towards energy bills for those that really need it. I'm no millionaire, I am fortunately comfortable and thought it would be easy to find something setup to help, I think that was being optimistic.

I was hoping something existed that would allow donations anonymously, that would allow contribution to either a whole payment or into a payment pot that can be shared.

Can't find anything close to this.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit..

Does your pal also have empathy for normal people?

Why would you ask that?

If I was a millionaire, I would be unhappy getting richer while normal people were suffering.

What would you do in his shoes?

He wouldn't celebrate. He'd be unhappy at the misfortune of others.

Again, not hard to figure out.

Exactly this.

Have empathy for other humans.

Besides, all I did here was ask a question, not sure why you got so upset about it.

It's what he does on here. He asks laughably bad attempted gotcha questions then seems surprised/irritated if things don't work out.

Ah. That explains the weirdness.

That is just rude, no weirdness here.

I wanted to understand what you were thinking more clearly, hence my question.

You answered, I have now got a clear picture of what you meant.

No offense intended. I was just confused by your line of questioning.

I genuinely thought you were thinking more about what you would do with the money to help. That was the reason for the second question and feeds into something I have been considering.

I have been looking for a way to contribute towards energy bills for those that really need it. I'm no millionaire, I am fortunately comfortable and thought it would be easy to find something setup to help, I think that was being optimistic.

I was hoping something existed that would allow donations anonymously, that would allow contribution to either a whole payment or into a payment pot that can be shared.

Can't find anything close to this. "

You know what? Good for you.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Skimmed the replies. As far as I can tell, Buck didn't remotely answer why he 100% supports this awful budget."

ItS aLl ThE fAuLt Of ThE RiCh BaNkErS aNd ToRy ScUm!!

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Skimmed the replies. As far as I can tell, Buck didn't remotely answer why he 100% supports this awful budget.

ItS aLl ThE fAuLt Of ThE RiCh BaNkErS aNd ToRy ScUm!! "

That's your answer to why you 100% support this budget? Um.. ok...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Skimmed the replies. As far as I can tell, Buck didn't remotely answer why he 100% supports this awful budget.

ItS aLl ThE fAuLt Of ThE RiCh BaNkErS aNd ToRy ScUm!! "

Buck isn’t getting enough attention

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Skimmed the replies. As far as I can tell, Buck didn't remotely answer why he 100% supports this awful budget.

ItS aLl ThE fAuLt Of ThE RiCh BaNkErS aNd ToRy ScUm!!

Buck isn’t getting enough attention "

Buck is a troll, it seems. Maybe he is the new Hay.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Skimmed the replies. As far as I can tell, Buck didn't remotely answer why he 100% supports this awful budget.

ItS aLl ThE fAuLt Of ThE RiCh BaNkErS aNd ToRy ScUm!!

Buck isn’t getting enough attention "

Oh sorry I thought I was just fitting in. You've convinced me with the sheer power of your argument and detailed technical understanding of economics. If there's a General Election tomorrow I will definitely be voting Labour.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Skimmed the replies. As far as I can tell, Buck didn't remotely answer why he 100% supports this awful budget.

ItS aLl ThE fAuLt Of ThE RiCh BaNkErS aNd ToRy ScUm!!

Buck isn’t getting enough attention

Oh sorry I thought I was just fitting in. You've convinced me with the sheer power of your argument and detailed technical understanding of economics. If there's a General Election tomorrow I will definitely be voting Labour."

You fancy finally saying why you 100% support this budget? Just curious...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I'm afraid he is one of those folks that would vote Tory no matter what. Tories rely on people like him..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Skimmed the replies. As far as I can tell, Buck didn't remotely answer why he 100% supports this awful budget.

ItS aLl ThE fAuLt Of ThE RiCh BaNkErS aNd ToRy ScUm!!

Buck isn’t getting enough attention

Oh sorry I thought I was just fitting in. You've convinced me with the sheer power of your argument and detailed technical understanding of economics. If there's a General Election tomorrow I will definitely be voting Labour."

Come on buck, say something ‘controversial’ and edgy to back up your claims this is a great mini budget, you can do it

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan  over a year ago

golden fields


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit..

Does your pal also have empathy for normal people?

Why would you ask that?

If I was a millionaire, I would be unhappy getting richer while normal people were suffering.

What would you do in his shoes?

He wouldn't celebrate. He'd be unhappy at the misfortune of others.

Again, not hard to figure out.

Exactly this.

Have empathy for other humans.

Besides, all I did here was ask a question, not sure why you got so upset about it.

It's what he does on here. He asks laughably bad attempted gotcha questions then seems surprised/irritated if things don't work out.

Ah. That explains the weirdness.

That is just rude, no weirdness here.

I wanted to understand what you were thinking more clearly, hence my question.

You answered, I have now got a clear picture of what you meant.

No offense intended. I was just confused by your line of questioning.

I genuinely thought you were thinking more about what you would do with the money to help. That was the reason for the second question and feeds into something I have been considering.

I have been looking for a way to contribute towards energy bills for those that really need it. I'm no millionaire, I am fortunately comfortable and thought it would be easy to find something setup to help, I think that was being optimistic.

I was hoping something existed that would allow donations anonymously, that would allow contribution to either a whole payment or into a payment pot that can be shared.

Can't find anything close to this. "

Maybe the local food banks will be doing something for people in your area?

The local ones here give support other than just food.

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan  over a year ago

golden fields


"I'm afraid he is one of those folks that would vote Tory no matter what. Tories rely on people like him.."

So much of the population has been conditioned to believe that this is as good as it gets.

Sad times.

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By *mateur100Man  over a year ago

nr faversham


"I'm afraid he is one of those folks that would vote Tory no matter what. Tories rely on people like him..

So much of the population has been conditioned to believe that this is as good as it gets.

Sad times."

Conditioned how?

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan  over a year ago

golden fields


"I'm afraid he is one of those folks that would vote Tory no matter what. Tories rely on people like him..

So much of the population has been conditioned to believe that this is as good as it gets.

Sad times.

Conditioned how?"

See posts by Buck.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I'm afraid he is one of those folks that would vote Tory no matter what. Tories rely on people like him..

So much of the population has been conditioned to believe that this is as good as it gets.

Sad times.

Conditioned how?

See posts by Buck."

I haven't made any decisions on who to vote for, and why would I given that there isn't likely to be a general election for two years? The Tories have been totally incompetent in their management of the country's finances, but it's not going to help the country's finances to vote for an alternative party that wants to spend even more.

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan  over a year ago

golden fields


"I'm afraid he is one of those folks that would vote Tory no matter what. Tories rely on people like him..

So much of the population has been conditioned to believe that this is as good as it gets.

Sad times.

Conditioned how?

See posts by Buck.

I haven't made any decisions on who to vote for, and why would I given that there isn't likely to be a general election for two years? The Tories have been totally incompetent in their management of the country's finances, but it's not going to help the country's finances to vote for an alternative party that wants to spend even more. "

Right on cue. Thank you!

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By *teveuk77Man  over a year ago

uk


"I'm afraid he is one of those folks that would vote Tory no matter what. Tories rely on people like him..

So much of the population has been conditioned to believe that this is as good as it gets.

Sad times.

Conditioned how?

See posts by Buck.

I haven't made any decisions on who to vote for, and why would I given that there isn't likely to be a general election for two years? The Tories have been totally incompetent in their management of the country's finances, but it's not going to help the country's finances to vote for an alternative party that wants to spend even more. "

These tax cuts amount to a spending increase. At least labour would spend that money on improving the situation rather than the top 1%'s bank balance.

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By *ealthy_and_HungMan  over a year ago

Princes Risborough, Luasanne, Alderney

or invest the money in the country instead of removing it offshore and then expecting other people to pay for everything

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By *otMe66Man  over a year ago

Terra Firma


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit..

Does your pal also have empathy for normal people?

Why would you ask that?

If I was a millionaire, I would be unhappy getting richer while normal people were suffering.

What would you do in his shoes?

He wouldn't celebrate. He'd be unhappy at the misfortune of others.

Again, not hard to figure out.

Exactly this.

Have empathy for other humans.

Besides, all I did here was ask a question, not sure why you got so upset about it.

It's what he does on here. He asks laughably bad attempted gotcha questions then seems surprised/irritated if things don't work out.

Ah. That explains the weirdness.

That is just rude, no weirdness here.

I wanted to understand what you were thinking more clearly, hence my question.

You answered, I have now got a clear picture of what you meant.

No offense intended. I was just confused by your line of questioning.

I genuinely thought you were thinking more about what you would do with the money to help. That was the reason for the second question and feeds into something I have been considering.

I have been looking for a way to contribute towards energy bills for those that really need it. I'm no millionaire, I am fortunately comfortable and thought it would be easy to find something setup to help, I think that was being optimistic.

I was hoping something existed that would allow donations anonymously, that would allow contribution to either a whole payment or into a payment pot that can be shared.

Can't find anything close to this.

Maybe the local food banks will be doing something for people in your area?

The local ones here give support other than just food."

The food banks are well served. Helping people with genuine energy bill stress, is what I'm trying to find.

Probably, no definitely wrong thread, but if someone reading this knows of any services that are setup to cover this, please let me know

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit..

Does your pal also have empathy for normal people?

Why would you ask that?

If I was a millionaire, I would be unhappy getting richer while normal people were suffering.

What would you do in his shoes?

He wouldn't celebrate. He'd be unhappy at the misfortune of others.

Again, not hard to figure out.

Exactly this.

Have empathy for other humans.

Besides, all I did here was ask a question, not sure why you got so upset about it.

It's what he does on here. He asks laughably bad attempted gotcha questions then seems surprised/irritated if things don't work out.

Ah. That explains the weirdness.

That is just rude, no weirdness here.

I wanted to understand what you were thinking more clearly, hence my question.

You answered, I have now got a clear picture of what you meant.

No offense intended. I was just confused by your line of questioning.

I genuinely thought you were thinking more about what you would do with the money to help. That was the reason for the second question and feeds into something I have been considering.

I have been looking for a way to contribute towards energy bills for those that really need it. I'm no millionaire, I am fortunately comfortable and thought it would be easy to find something setup to help, I think that was being optimistic.

I was hoping something existed that would allow donations anonymously, that would allow contribution to either a whole payment or into a payment pot that can be shared.

Can't find anything close to this.

Maybe the local food banks will be doing something for people in your area?

The local ones here give support other than just food.

The food banks are well served. Helping people with genuine energy bill stress, is what I'm trying to find.

Probably, no definitely wrong thread, but if someone reading this knows of any services that are setup to cover this, please let me know "

I found this. https://www.fuelbankfoundation.org/

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By *otMe66Man  over a year ago

Terra Firma


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit..

Does your pal also have empathy for normal people?

Why would you ask that?

If I was a millionaire, I would be unhappy getting richer while normal people were suffering.

What would you do in his shoes?

He wouldn't celebrate. He'd be unhappy at the misfortune of others.

Again, not hard to figure out.

Exactly this.

Have empathy for other humans.

Besides, all I did here was ask a question, not sure why you got so upset about it.

It's what he does on here. He asks laughably bad attempted gotcha questions then seems surprised/irritated if things don't work out.

Ah. That explains the weirdness.

That is just rude, no weirdness here.

I wanted to understand what you were thinking more clearly, hence my question.

You answered, I have now got a clear picture of what you meant.

No offense intended. I was just confused by your line of questioning.

I genuinely thought you were thinking more about what you would do with the money to help. That was the reason for the second question and feeds into something I have been considering.

I have been looking for a way to contribute towards energy bills for those that really need it. I'm no millionaire, I am fortunately comfortable and thought it would be easy to find something setup to help, I think that was being optimistic.

I was hoping something existed that would allow donations anonymously, that would allow contribution to either a whole payment or into a payment pot that can be shared.

Can't find anything close to this.

Maybe the local food banks will be doing something for people in your area?

The local ones here give support other than just food.

The food banks are well served. Helping people with genuine energy bill stress, is what I'm trying to find.

Probably, no definitely wrong thread, but if someone reading this knows of any services that are setup to cover this, please let me know

I found this. https://www.fuelbankfoundation.org/"

Thank you for this, appreciated

I will check them out tomorrow.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Yes I 100% support it.

Look at me, look at me everyone

Yes that's right, the purpose of a politics forum is for a tiny group of people who all agree with one another to spout the same clueless shit.

And anyone who disagrees with them is an attention seeker.

Look its Mr clue here, he know everything, super fountain of knowledge, and he is naked to boot, naked know it all whoop, whoop!

At least learn how to type English."

Ooh raw nerve!, grammar correction, the last refuge of the troll

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By *irldnCouple  over a year ago

Brighton


"I dunno if I’m being stupid, but why is giving the guys at the top a 5% (6% really) tax break help?

Trying to understand. I’m a simple guy. Won’t they just take that extra 5% and buy more properties to rent to poor people? Which they’ve conveniently cut stamp duty for too

Or they’ll just put it in investments/stock or something?

Part of me thinks, I’m an idiot, this must be happening for a reason. It’s not legal, in 2022, to so obviously just steal from the poor and give it to the rich. Not possible, someone would step in.

Am I an idiot? "

Govt give tax cuts = more money retained the richer you are

BoE worried about inflation having more money sloshing about might cause so raise interest rates = rich people put money into savings with higher rates and invest in funds buying Govt debt which just started paying far higher returns thanks to higher interest rates.

The rich get richer. The poor get distracted by what they are getting (while ignoring how the wider economic impacts will negate any tax/NI they now get to keep).

The Tories have run out of state assets to sell to bail themselves out. So they are just letting themselves and chums stick their hand in the till until closing time.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I dunno if I’m being stupid, but why is giving the guys at the top a 5% (6% really) tax break help?

Trying to understand. I’m a simple guy. Won’t they just take that extra 5% and buy more properties to rent to poor people? Which they’ve conveniently cut stamp duty for too

Or they’ll just put it in investments/stock or something?

Part of me thinks, I’m an idiot, this must be happening for a reason. It’s not legal, in 2022, to so obviously just steal from the poor and give it to the rich. Not possible, someone would step in.

Am I an idiot?

Govt give tax cuts = more money retained the richer you are

BoE worried about inflation having more money sloshing about might cause so raise interest rates = rich people put money into savings with higher rates and invest in funds buying Govt debt which just started paying far higher returns thanks to higher interest rates.

The rich get richer. The poor get distracted by what they are getting (while ignoring how the wider economic impacts will negate any tax/NI they now get to keep).

The Tories have run out of state assets to sell to bail themselves out. So they are just letting themselves and chums stick their hand in the till until closing time."

Again, sorry if I’m being dumb, and this is legal?

Part of me thinks that if they really are just putting their hands in the till, shouldn’t there be someone around to stop that? Aren’t there regulators or something to stop this happening? Anti-corruption measures?

That’s what I don’t get. I feel like the public are being bent over and fucked, and the police aren’t around to stop it.

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

I'm guessing Buck never said why he supports this budget 100%

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By *irldnCouple  over a year ago

Brighton


"I dunno if I’m being stupid, but why is giving the guys at the top a 5% (6% really) tax break help?

Trying to understand. I’m a simple guy. Won’t they just take that extra 5% and buy more properties to rent to poor people? Which they’ve conveniently cut stamp duty for too

Or they’ll just put it in investments/stock or something?

Part of me thinks, I’m an idiot, this must be happening for a reason. It’s not legal, in 2022, to so obviously just steal from the poor and give it to the rich. Not possible, someone would step in.

Am I an idiot?

Govt give tax cuts = more money retained the richer you are

BoE worried about inflation having more money sloshing about might cause so raise interest rates = rich people put money into savings with higher rates and invest in funds buying Govt debt which just started paying far higher returns thanks to higher interest rates.

The rich get richer. The poor get distracted by what they are getting (while ignoring how the wider economic impacts will negate any tax/NI they now get to keep).

The Tories have run out of state assets to sell to bail themselves out. So they are just letting themselves and chums stick their hand in the till until closing time.

Again, sorry if I’m being dumb, and this is legal?

Part of me thinks that if they really are just putting their hands in the till, shouldn’t there be someone around to stop that? Aren’t there regulators or something to stop this happening? Anti-corruption measures?

That’s what I don’t get. I feel like the public are being bent over and fucked, and the police aren’t around to stop it. "

Not being stupid at all. You absolutely would hope and expect the laws of this country to protect us citizens from govt corruption but alas, no! Just look at all the shit pulled by Johnson and pals. They fleeced this country (us) out of £billions in plain sight. Many of us were shouting about it but the Faily Heil readers and flag shaggers dreaming about nothing but Brexit told us to shut up.

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By *dd269Man  over a year ago

Clee

I think it’s all rather spiffing actually!

Mine’s a treble!

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By *asycouple1971Couple  over a year ago

midlands

Stealing from the poor and giving to the rich budget.

Says it all about The Tory.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The only thing we do agree with was the reversal of that NI increase. It was appalling to put that in place when the government knew full well it was going to get lots of extra tax from fuel and energy going up.

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By *estivalMan  over a year ago

borehamwood


"I dunno if I’m being stupid, but why is giving the guys at the top a 5% (6% really) tax break help?

Trying to understand. I’m a simple guy. Won’t they just take that extra 5% and buy more properties to rent to poor people? Which they’ve conveniently cut stamp duty for too

Or they’ll just put it in investments/stock or something?

Part of me thinks, I’m an idiot, this must be happening for a reason. It’s not legal, in 2022, to so obviously just steal from the poor and give it to the rich. Not possible, someone would step in.

Am I an idiot?

Govt give tax cuts = more money retained the richer you are

BoE worried about inflation having more money sloshing about might cause so raise interest rates = rich people put money into savings with higher rates and invest in funds buying Govt debt which just started paying far higher returns thanks to higher interest rates.

The rich get richer. The poor get distracted by what they are getting (while ignoring how the wider economic impacts will negate any tax/NI they now get to keep).

The Tories have run out of state assets to sell to bail themselves out. So they are just letting themselves and chums stick their hand in the till until closing time.

Again, sorry if I’m being dumb, and this is legal?

Part of me thinks that if they really are just putting their hands in the till, shouldn’t there be someone around to stop that? Aren’t there regulators or something to stop this happening? Anti-corruption measures?

That’s what I don’t get. I feel like the public are being bent over and fucked, and the police aren’t around to stop it.

Not being stupid at all. You absolutely would hope and expect the laws of this country to protect us citizens from govt corruption but alas, no! Just look at all the shit pulled by Johnson and pals. They fleeced this country (us) out of £billions in plain sight. Many of us were shouting about it but the Faily Heil readers and flag shaggers dreaming about nothing but Brexit told us to shut up."

and you listend to them? I very much doubt that lol carry on shouting

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By *irldnCouple  over a year ago

Brighton


"I dunno if I’m being stupid, but why is giving the guys at the top a 5% (6% really) tax break help?

Trying to understand. I’m a simple guy. Won’t they just take that extra 5% and buy more properties to rent to poor people? Which they’ve conveniently cut stamp duty for too

Or they’ll just put it in investments/stock or something?

Part of me thinks, I’m an idiot, this must be happening for a reason. It’s not legal, in 2022, to so obviously just steal from the poor and give it to the rich. Not possible, someone would step in.

Am I an idiot?

Govt give tax cuts = more money retained the richer you are

BoE worried about inflation having more money sloshing about might cause so raise interest rates = rich people put money into savings with higher rates and invest in funds buying Govt debt which just started paying far higher returns thanks to higher interest rates.

The rich get richer. The poor get distracted by what they are getting (while ignoring how the wider economic impacts will negate any tax/NI they now get to keep).

The Tories have run out of state assets to sell to bail themselves out. So they are just letting themselves and chums stick their hand in the till until closing time.

Again, sorry if I’m being dumb, and this is legal?

Part of me thinks that if they really are just putting their hands in the till, shouldn’t there be someone around to stop that? Aren’t there regulators or something to stop this happening? Anti-corruption measures?

That’s what I don’t get. I feel like the public are being bent over and fucked, and the police aren’t around to stop it.

Not being stupid at all. You absolutely would hope and expect the laws of this country to protect us citizens from govt corruption but alas, no! Just look at all the shit pulled by Johnson and pals. They fleeced this country (us) out of £billions in plain sight. Many of us were shouting about it but the Faily Heil readers and flag shaggers dreaming about nothing but Brexit told us to shut up. and you listend to them? I very much doubt that lol carry on shouting"

We’ll never shut up. Ever! If only because it seems to really trigger the ever dwindling number of hardline brexiters. We will keep reminding them what they did or enabled to happen. It is on them and they need to own it!

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By *eandmrsjones69Couple  over a year ago

Middle England


"Mate of mine is £175,000 better of per year..

He's as happy as a pig in shit.."

I guess your mate is crying into his milk this morning

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By *allySlinkyWoman  over a year ago

Leeds


"

I guess your mate is crying into his milk this morning"

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