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Petition for another General Election
This has been up since last night and has got over 900,000 signatures. Nothing will happen but interesting to see just how many people have taken time to sign it.
http://https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/700143 |
Not too popular with the decision making ....the only way is up
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The current government sucks and probably won't last the full term, but nothing's going to change due to a million people signing a petition :joker:
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I think it sends a message though and hopefully the government will take note a bit?
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Right wingers sulking and wanting Farage as PM instead. Let them carry on.
Suck it up. They lost. It’s what they said about brexit is it not. |
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Although I think a lot will be farmers and pensioners too |
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I'm very sure as Annie said, that large numbers of those who signed will be pensioners and farmers? Should they 'suck it up'? |
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You get a Debate in Parliament. Then What Annie? |
Right wingers and greedy ****s that have been allowed for far too long to get away with being greedy and being treated better than everyone else, can’t stand that there’s people in charge that isn’t bowing at their feet to help them carry on being greedy ****s
And the racists, don’t forget the racists that have also been allowed for too long to get away with their racism |
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I've not signed this btw.....was just posting because I saw it and thought it was quite newsworthy:shrug: |
He’s come for wealthy pensioners and wealthy farmers.
When he’s coming to “pile up the bodies” as Boris put it then maybe I will start to be appalled. |
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Labour has given £16 MILLION to farmers in Rwanda, to help them grow tea!
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I will update you After the Parliament debate it gets kicked into the long grass. Yes it is now on Every News but nothing is going to change Worthy of a thread I agree |
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Too much Cash that stinks LT |
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Elon Musk @elonmusk
The people of Britain have had enough of a tyrannical police state BREAKING: The petition calling for a new general election in Britain has reached 1 million signatures. |
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I don't agree with some things the government has done so far Mainly the pensioners issue I can tolerate most else. There's no way 14 years of mismanagement and chaos can be sorted in months This government was elected to restore continuing growth and invest in and build up public services. Plus to save and protect the NHS. If in 3 years signs of that are coming to be in place then that is what they'll really be judged on. However I do also hope that Kemi Badenoch will be able to diffuse the dangerously divisive time bomb of the Reform Party and the odious creep Farage. Their bigotry, divisive and destructive rhetoric is the very last thing the UK now needs. |
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Someone inheriting a farm would be inheriting a business where they work a physically demanding job with long hours, and not great pay, so they can feed the nation. |
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So I'd have preferred anyone on under 15,000 income a year to still get it. However I've been assisting done pensioners who didn't think they could get it. Pensioners I know obviously. I've found you can have over £220 stste pension as income, a very small private/works pension. Can own your own home and have up to £10,000 savings. Then still get pension credit of even just a couple of pound a week. The Farmers should pay the tax, I've no problem with them being no longer exempt. However yes, the winter fuel payment is a bad move. Although I can accept it shouldn't be paid universally to all of pension age. As for this petition. Where were these at the time of the cruel bedroom tax, elderly put in danger in care homes during COVID. Or the hateful.cruel new criteria of assessing the sick and disabled. |
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Plus Thatcher in the 80s made them exempt from inheritance tax. This government was elected to try to plug all loopholes in taxation. So it's right they shouldn't now still be exempt. I didn't hear Farmers moaning at some pensioners losing the winter fuel allowance. If anyone else is being penalised, the farmers aren't bothered as long as they can keep exemptions for them in place. I'm afraid I've little sympathy for the Farmers on this issue. |
it really all depends on the financial setup of the farm. If the farm is owned by an individual then it will be subject to the normal inheritance tax rules, which makes perfect sense if it is not a working farm. If the farm is setup as a private business then it will be exempt from inheritance task as all private business is
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