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Who Will Protect Us From Those Above The Law?
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In an age where so called elites are able to control governments and institutions especially law, who, (if anyone) is able to hold these wealthy and powerful individuals and groups accountable for crimes against humanity and serve justice upon them? For example: Some suggest Bill Gates to be involved in this global Covid19 pandemic, if such a theory was true who would have the power to hold such an individual accountable? If there is none, is he above the law?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I know this is law, but I don't have an actual answer to the question (apart from people would be tried either in their own country or in the country in which they broke the law) But I am interested in this: Theland, didn't you once say you earned a lot of money in previous a job, mainly by working so hard? If so, did this worry you so much when you were rich? did you advocate spreading the wealth around then?
Theland. //I have always taken responsibility for myself and still do.//
Good - but you have no hesitation in pleading hard up - and we’ve established you’re not - and you’ve no hesitation in complaining because you’re not ‘given’ the fruits of someone else’s efforts.
//Naomi, I thank God I don't live in a bubble as you do.//
I don’t live in a bubble. I live in the real world. I ask nothing from anyone and never have.
Good - but you have no hesitation in pleading hard up - and we’ve established you’re not - and you’ve no hesitation in complaining because you’re not ‘given’ the fruits of someone else’s efforts.
//Naomi, I thank God I don't live in a bubble as you do.//
I don’t live in a bubble. I live in the real world. I ask nothing from anyone and never have.
Theland, //So I plead hard up?//
Yes, Theland, you do. A little while ago you said you live in joggers because you can’t afford trousers but that wasn’t true - and you have been known to say - and I quote - //I live in poverty. using a borrowed computer to play here. Reality is so so harsh //
//And why would I demand the fruits of others labours?//
Why indeed, Theland, but you do. If you didn’t you wouldn’t bleat on about not be ‘given’ anything.
Incidentally, if you think 40% tax on a salary of just over £50,000 is low, you’re either living in Cloud Cuckoo Land or you're rubbish at sums. You, in the past, having been one of those high earners you now so despise, I shouldn’t have to ask you to think about it - but I will.
Incidentally, talking tax, I would remind you that Gordon Brown abolished the low tax rate for low earners as well as rifling the working man's pension pot. Bet you voted for him.
Yes, Theland, you do. A little while ago you said you live in joggers because you can’t afford trousers but that wasn’t true - and you have been known to say - and I quote - //I live in poverty. using a borrowed computer to play here. Reality is so so harsh //
//And why would I demand the fruits of others labours?//
Why indeed, Theland, but you do. If you didn’t you wouldn’t bleat on about not be ‘given’ anything.
Incidentally, if you think 40% tax on a salary of just over £50,000 is low, you’re either living in Cloud Cuckoo Land or you're rubbish at sums. You, in the past, having been one of those high earners you now so despise, I shouldn’t have to ask you to think about it - but I will.
Incidentally, talking tax, I would remind you that Gordon Brown abolished the low tax rate for low earners as well as rifling the working man's pension pot. Bet you voted for him.
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