James
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Which just makes the Greens' straight-up wealth tax on the rich plan all the more appealing. Simpler, and will raise the money to Do Things.
And if we want that, we need to vote for it, so Labour will be forced to do it.
And if we want that, we need to vote for it, so Labour will be forced to do it.
September 12, 2025 at 11:55 PM
Which just makes the Greens' straight-up wealth tax on the rich plan all the more appealing. Simpler, and will raise the money to Do Things.
And if we want that, we need to vote for it, so Labour will be forced to do it.
And if we want that, we need to vote for it, so Labour will be forced to do it.
Reposted by James
To be clear, a falling number of people working / looking for work is very unusual. The annual drop in the number of hours worked is also seriously worrying. Is there nothing that needs doing? Have we upgraded all our infra? Looked after everyone that needs care? Solved homelessness? [Ends]
August 7, 2025 at 12:35 AM
To be clear, a falling number of people working / looking for work is very unusual. The annual drop in the number of hours worked is also seriously worrying. Is there nothing that needs doing? Have we upgraded all our infra? Looked after everyone that needs care? Solved homelessness? [Ends]