
Originally Posted by
jon1959
I don't miss Phil Collins either - although I'm not sure he flounced when he said he would (after the 1997 election).
Also I didn't quote Lenin. The words are supposed to be from Q - the alt right shaman much beloved by some on here (and name dropped for a reaction by Heath). It just amused me to pretend Vladimir Ilych was the source (because it sounds credible).
I wonder how all those countries with higher tax rates (personal and corporate) than the UK manage to survive? A quick google check throws up most of Scandinavia, half a dozen European states that seem to be doing fine, and a few East Asian success stories. Maybe the tax rates are not the whole story? Maybe there are other reasons people choose to work and pay tax in a particular country? Maybe where there is more of a collectivist culture and an experience of good quality infrastructure and public services even the rich twats choose to stay and join in?