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"You can always trust me with the public finances" 😂🤡 - Rachel Reeves #BBC1 No, no we can't...

In the State of Palestine, child marriage is at 24%. However, in certain parts of Palestine it exceeds this average, for instance in Gaza three out of ten women aged 20-49 were married before the age of 18. Marital rape is not criminalised, so opens up legal pedophilia.

Would you not? 😷 🤢 🤮 How are you even trying to justify that.

But are yet to name the 22yr old arrested after stabbing a woman to death and also stabbing 2 others which have sustained life-threatening injuries? How does that one work @MerseyPolice

Do you see the real issue? While many criticize the wealthy for not paying enough in taxes, even at lower tax rates, they contribute more to the country's economy than most realize. Consider this: A working-class family with two children in school costs taxpayers around £104,860 per child over 14 years. Add in free school meals at approximately £570 per year, and that totals £7,980 per child for their entire education. Now, let's look at the family’s income. With two parents earning an average salary of £34,963 each, the household income totals £69,926. After taxes, they collectively take home £57,389.52, contributing £8,953.60 in tax per year. However, that tax contribution barely covers the education costs for one of their two children. And this doesn't account for additional expenses like healthcare, where a broken arm could cost the NHS around £2,500. Compare that with someone earning £125,000 who claims 30% in business expenses, leaving them with £87,500 in taxable income. Even after deductions, they pay £22,428.40 in taxes annually - significantly more than the average family. Despite tax planning, their contribution is still seen as more valuable to the government. If taxes for high earners keep rising, they may simply leave the country, taking their economic contribution with them. And this doesn’t even account for the fact that many wealthier individuals opt out of government-funded services, such as healthcare and education, by purchasing private options, while also investing in local businesses and the economy. If you're unhappy with the disparity as a low earner, it's important to understand that you can't simply "tax the wealthy more" without consequences. It's basic economics - push too hard, and they will leave.

So, someone that is either Muslim or supports Islamic ideologies is calling Hindu's out for being "dirty rapists". Meanwhile in 30 of the 57 Islamic states they have legalised child marriage and marital rape meaning you can legally marry a 9 year old and rape them endlessly. This fucking world man.

Surely the most appropriate word for someone that is breaching the borders of a country they don't have the necessary legal documentation to reside in would be "criminal"? Or is fleeing France an absolute must?

Imagine replying and then blocking me as fast as you can, so I can't respond 😂

How about we deport any migrant that hasn't contributed at least £1,000 in tax for 3 years out of the last 5 years. Given current migrant statistics that would be 17% of EU migrants and 28% of Non-EU migrants. Start with those older than 25yrs old. Anyone that has the financial means to provide for themselves can stay, but ONLY if they take out fully private medical insurance, sign documentation to give up all their rights to ever claim benefits in the UK and also provide proof they boost the economy.

How I feel battling far lefts who consistently call me a racist, facist, or far right extremist. All while I have an Indian partner, support a Nigerian village of over 2000 people out of pocket and employ 6 people of colour of of 7 employees.

No further comment? No police action? I thought we weren't in a #TwoTierKeir policing state?

"Peaceful" - would you believe he is a Labour Councillor @metpoliceuk @Keir_Starmer Calling for murder.