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newt182 2.05.17 - 01:12pm

@ dan27notts - 2.05.17 - 12:28pm
At which point we'd be in no position to fire them if we we're hit 1st. Its like saying you've got a baseball bat incase someone breaks into your home but keeping it in garage instead of next to your bed

Nukes wouldn't be fired at us without being fired at other countries. The US and France would retaliate, along with others. If a nuke is fired at a developed country it is the start of WW3 and everyone is already dead. * +

newt182 2.05.17 - 01:15pm

@ silverjx - 2.05.17 - 12:39pm
No they don't.. ...lots are below minimum wage so claim some kind of benefit and also they can claim the whole tax back once leaving the UK end of season. Retiring? How many are retiring at 35? And think if the stayed here over 30 years they would be allowed to some sort of pension? Corporate tax which Labour are saying going to be spent on the nhs,schools, police and something else....then he proposes to tax private schools

Who are below NMW and what benefits do they claim? What amounts of tax and how can they claim it back once leaving? They don't retire at 35, they work and pay in more than they take. So what if they get a pension, they earned it. The money would be spent on those things. * +

silverjx 2.05.17 - 01:36pm

@ newt182 - 2.05.17 - 01:15pm
Who are below NMW and what benefits do they claim? What amounts of tax and how can they claim it back once leaving? They don't retire at 35, they work and pay in more than they take. So what if they get a pension, they earned it. The money would be spent on those things.

A lot of migrants who work in the agricultural industry who work for agencies. Now catering and building staff claims the tax back. You are lobbing the lot together. Many claim housing benefit, child benefit etch.. .now you say they don't claim benefit when retiring. How many have retired n left? Hence me saying how many retire at 35. Can even claim for children who don't live in the country * +

ementalm 2.05.17 - 02:01pm
the stage is getting acted out well * +

d.boon 4.05.17 - 04:39am

@ newt182 - 2.05.17 - 11:21am
Corporations don't hire more people than they need anyway. Prices would have to stay competitive. It would be the fat cats at the top who were affected, for once. Duh, once small firms become 'big' they pay more tax.

Somebody who wants to start a firm would be wary under a Corbyn regime incase they make a profit or become big so they will leave the UK, invest in a business friendly country which will be our loss. *

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