Somebody needs to point out that Nick Griffin in such a society would be killed for being a wonky eyed tubbo
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Capping immigration is understandable, deporting black people back to their 'home country' that they were not born in, have never lived in, and sometimes have never been to is not understandable. The BNP are just racists who (badly) disguise themselves as a party with the concerns of white British people, they are far right and not right wing. Funnily enough they are ok with other white Europeans, because people from the Caucas are ok as that is where British people came from.
The only people who vote BNP are racists, uneducated people, ignorant people, and most worryingly, those who are none of the above but are disillusioned with life in poor urban areas.
The only people who vote BNP are racists, uneducated people, ignorant people, and most worryingly, those who are none of the above but are disillusioned with life in poor urban areas.
Would anybody in their right mind agree to this bullshit?
UK Proposes All Paychecks Go to the State First
CNBC Associate Web Producer
Monday, 20 Sep 2010
The UK's tax collection agency is putting forth a proposal that all employers send employee paychecks to the government, after which the government would deduct what it deems as the appropriate tax and pay the employees by bank transfer.
http://m.cnbc.com/us_news/39265847
UK Proposes All Paychecks Go to the State First
CNBC Associate Web Producer
Monday, 20 Sep 2010
The UK's tax collection agency is putting forth a proposal that all employers send employee paychecks to the government, after which the government would deduct what it deems as the appropriate tax and pay the employees by bank transfer.
http://m.cnbc.com/us_news/39265847
You're right! Not only that, trying to monitor the government's deductions, let alone get refunds of erroneous tax deductions, would be well nigh impossible!
PAYE is the best method of paying your tax. Your employer's wages dept. work it out for you, pay it direct to the taxman, AND give you a detailed statement every payday. The statement shows your your net pay and deductions details, plus details of your tax code, taxable income and tax paid to date. So that you can check their figures, if you want, and if you think it's wrong you can query it.
PAYE is the best method of paying your tax. Your employer's wages dept. work it out for you, pay it direct to the taxman, AND give you a detailed statement every payday. The statement shows your your net pay and deductions details, plus details of your tax code, taxable income and tax paid to date. So that you can check their figures, if you want, and if you think it's wrong you can query it.
Over here the employer has to calculate the level of tax. He sends the money to the state, the employee gets what's left. In all honesty the system isn't that much different. I see cons and pros to both systems, but I do ask myself if the government would be able to keep up. I think they wouldn't be able to pay on time, because of all the paper work.
But that's on the pay stub, directly taken out by the employer, no? We have that here as well. What the UK is suggesting is that they send the checks into the government so they can do the paper of work on tax deductions.
Just don't see a point to it when the actual employer can do it for them. It's probably just another ploy to get a few people government jobs.
Just don't see a point to it when the actual employer can do it for them. It's probably just another ploy to get a few people government jobs.
Am I interested? Not really!
Like yourself, I'll probably vote no to AV. When I started to read it, I found myself asking questions like 'if there is still no majority & the 'C' party votes are redistributed, what happens to the 'D' party votes that were awarded to the 'C' party? One can only assume that the third choice of party would get the 'vote' but they didn't make that clear! Would anyone remember who their third choice was? It could be easily pogled ....
....and I don't trust the Government enough!
Keeping it simple is best. That way, there are fewer ways to muck things up!
Like yourself, I'll probably vote no to AV. When I started to read it, I found myself asking questions like 'if there is still no majority & the 'C' party votes are redistributed, what happens to the 'D' party votes that were awarded to the 'C' party? One can only assume that the third choice of party would get the 'vote' but they didn't make that clear! Would anyone remember who their third choice was? It could be easily pogled ....
....and I don't trust the Government enough!
Keeping it simple is best. That way, there are fewer ways to muck things up!
Not spending half the time being ruled by a government that almost no-one in Scotland voted for is rather appealing. The Conservatives won only one seat in Scotland out of a possible 59 at the last election.
That would allow Scotland to remain a broadly centre-left country, while England is centre-right and heading further right in general.
That would allow Scotland to remain a broadly centre-left country, while England is centre-right and heading further right in general.