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How Ignorant Can You Get?
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HM has given a life of devoted service to this nation. More than this self obsessed idiot ever will.
HM has given a life of devoted service to this nation. More than this self obsessed idiot ever will.
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Gromit, I'm not offended. I just agree with the OP. She's ignorant.
10:13 Thu 05th Aug 2021
damn savage should never see the light of day again.
Everyone knows HM is ceaseless in her attempts to find tax breaks and legal exemptions
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Everyone knows HM is ceaseless in her attempts to find tax breaks and legal exemptions
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I expect HM will get over it.
//Everyone knows HM is ceaseless in her attempts to find tax breaks and legal exemptions//
And why shouldn't she be? Everybody, from the Queen downwards, has an absolute duty to minimise the amount they are obliged to pay to the State. Much of what is received is only wasted so if there is less of it there is less to waste.
Similarly everybody has an obligation to minimise the State's involvement in their daily affairs as far as possible. Good luck to anybody who can do either or both and that extends to The Queen..
//Everyone knows HM is ceaseless in her attempts to find tax breaks and legal exemptions//
And why shouldn't she be? Everybody, from the Queen downwards, has an absolute duty to minimise the amount they are obliged to pay to the State. Much of what is received is only wasted so if there is less of it there is less to waste.
Similarly everybody has an obligation to minimise the State's involvement in their daily affairs as far as possible. Good luck to anybody who can do either or both and that extends to The Queen..
// Everybody, from the Queen downwards, has an absolute duty to minimise the amount they are obliged to pay to the State. ... Similarly everybody has an obligation to minimise the State's involvement in their daily affairs as far as possible. //
This seems at best a political position, rather than an absolute truth. Historically, it is true, the role of the State was often fairly minimal, being confined to foreign diplomacy and raising armies (and, on occasion, taxes to fund said armies). But an increase in the focus of the State on other matters has gone hand-in-hand with a more general improvement in quality of life -- by no means is it the only factor, of course, but it's certainly no accident that, for example, State pensions and State benefits have reduced the occurrence of absolute poverty.
This seems at best a political position, rather than an absolute truth. Historically, it is true, the role of the State was often fairly minimal, being confined to foreign diplomacy and raising armies (and, on occasion, taxes to fund said armies). But an increase in the focus of the State on other matters has gone hand-in-hand with a more general improvement in quality of life -- by no means is it the only factor, of course, but it's certainly no accident that, for example, State pensions and State benefits have reduced the occurrence of absolute poverty.
I can't imagine going to work every day, with thousands of people watching and waiting for you to say the slightest wrong thing, and let's face it, we all say the wrong thing sometimes, and then have thousands of people leaping onto their keyboards to compete with their pointless outrage.
What a world we live in.
What a world we live in.