Brexit, for once some facts.
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A discriminatory attitude towards Jews is not racist, since as they maintain themselves, the Jews are not a race. They are a disparate religious group consisting of many races.
Their main groupings are as Sephardic, Hassidic, Ashkenazi, Ethiopian and Mizrahi Jews, and their racial links extend from Russia in the north to the Horn of Africa in the south.
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I agree with feeling ashamed of this country, but suspect i wouldnt be a good loyal subject anyway (I'm not into roalty) and tbh dont believe in patriotism (theres more meaningful reasons I find for identifying with a community - or not)
No Zlatan we are not all leavers and never will be. we are rejoiners now
It's the way you tell 'em
All Boris needs a a genuine Mafia don to compliment his new Trust Fund manager running the economy as an adviser
And no that isn't a typo...he's no longer a "Hedge fund" manager
Pinching that for the next opportunity
no one has ever called me sarcastic....Yes, but the boss is an unelected psychopath called cummings who most definitely does not give a damn about you, me or the electorate
does it matter? Cummings is at least a bit more intelligent than the rest of BJ's cabinet.
Rishi Sunak is the near perfect rent a mouth.
On the hope of a looser spending policy, and directly resulting from Sajid David's departure.
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Just saw a question on a money advice site. Can any of you help CS?
A mate gave me and me BF a holiday. It was really good and lovely and that.
But now we have got back, my best friend said we might have to pay loads of tax. It’s getting me worried.
Now what happened is the mate gave the holiday to my BF so why should I pay tax? Shouldn’t my BF pay the tax?
We aren’t married or anything. Does that make it different?
My BF is on some silly tax rate but I only get a few quid. Would it be better for me to pay tax?
Can we make it like the mate gave it to me instead of my BF?
A mate gave me and me BF a holiday. It was really good and lovely and that.
But now we have got back, my best friend said we might have to pay loads of tax. It’s getting me worried.
Now what happened is the mate gave the holiday to my BF so why should I pay tax? Shouldn’t my BF pay the tax?
We aren’t married or anything. Does that make it different?
My BF is on some silly tax rate but I only get a few quid. Would it be better for me to pay tax?
Can we make it like the mate gave it to me instead of my BF?
But not as clever as Larry the Cat, look how many PM's and advisers he's seem come and go.
If that's the result of one idiot removed from office, imagine the beneficial effect if they all went!
it's difficult to pin the Mansion Tax or 40% tax relief on pension contribution on Larry though.