There’s no such thing as “taxpayer money”. It’s a device to make the slightly better off working class victimise the less well off working class, and the less well off victimise the very poor so that none of them realise the reason they’re poor is deliberate policy.

No matter which way you turn, government deficit spending is never an option in Dan’s world: 50 years of neoliberal thinking has led us here and all Dan Neidle can imagine, is more of the same. Meanwhile an economic miracle in China is making them all look very, very silly.

Dan from accounts wants to remove ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN BILLION pounds from the economy. Firstly, what a fucking dickhead! He's thinks he is very clever and deserves a cookie, but unfortunately he hasn't projected savings per excess death. So, it's only a 3/10. Dan Neidle

Dan Neidle Unfortunately yet more household budget nonsense being used to defend yet more ideologically driven decisions that don’t help those who actually need it. When ca we return to real world economics instead of the last 50 year nightmare of neoliberal hegemony

The wealth of a country is not in its money. It is in its workers ability to create it. And yet, neoliberalism as has hurt the workers over decades, throttling the worker ability to create.

A more interesting question is why is the body of it rotating in the same direction as the propeller?

I asked chatgpt about this. It says that Dan Neidle has used the government-budgets-as-a household missinformation, to fool you. Read more about this framing here. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Governmen…

Those 23% have no idea how it works. Welfare payments are an automatic stabiliser. If you get rid of welfare we would *all* be worse off, since we all feel the effects of money that welfare recipients spend into the economy. The economy isn't self supporting.

In a country that imposes a de facto 9% tax on graduates earning the average wage, the case against a 2% tax on multimillionaires looks remarkably weak

Apparently , if we cut welfare spending, total spending won’t go down. Idiot

Thatcher said that governments have no money, only from what we earn. Thats like. ↱ Money from the economy | - Gets taxed by the government | - Gets spent on welfare payments | - Gets spent into the economy \ - Goto top What does that remind you of.....?

"An increase in spending does not lead to economic growth" - Oh gawd.... Remind me what is the definition of GDP?

Tax rises are planned because inflation is stuck around 4%. They believe there is too much money chasing too many goods. The truth? Its because the Bank of Englands interest rates are stuck at 4%.