Comments by "" (@HShango) on "Garys Economics" channel.

  1. You're on point Gary. The ultra rich need to bee taxed at a higher rate, not the middle class/upper middle class or the working class/poor.
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  2. ​​ @EthanZoid Gary says it better tho. It's more digestible
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  3. Yep
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  4. As always, on point and clear.
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  5. Love your content Gary, so essential.
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  6. With Starmer there, do not expect any radical good changes overall. Starmer is the definition of the crap UK status quo.
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  7. The UK government should start taxing capital gains from people who make money from selling assets and the stock market. But....I know labour are far too scared to that 😮‍💨🤬😤
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  8. Love the work you do, especially when you teach us about the economy (the good & the bad), congrats for releasing your book as well. Will definitely purchase the book too 😁, I have started to listen to your book on Spotify.
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  9. Monoply in a nutshell.
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  10. Keep your head up, I totally agree with you though, things have been getting worse nonstop in the UK since 2008 and I was in school back then (I'm 29, I also have autism spectrum disorder) it isn't easy at all. I've never owned a house or a flat. Never will, but I'm lucky I still got my own place which is rented. A lot of people in the whole of the UK do not have what you've got which is a property.
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  11. Exactly
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  12. ​ @CloudhoundCoUk  Attlee was a different beast back then, he really did believe in democracy and sharing wealth, compared him to thatcher and her successors today...bro they would call Attlee a socialist.
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  13.  @richardclark2290  true, with Sunak and Tories there, none of what we want will get legislated
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  14. Both need to be severely reduced. The loans of that money needs to be reduced we can't afford to help them anymore
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  15. I agree, when I see people take out a mortgage. It reminds me of credit loans on steroids with high interest rates on top. The elites are not stupid when they loan money out like that lol. Unfortunately some of the middle class here don't care.
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  16. To be honest nothing will help
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  17. Why is the labour government scared of taxing the richest people in the uk that have the enormous broadest shoulders. The labour government cant continue taxing the middle class and working class when They're losing their money and some assets they have worked hard for 😤🤬😡. I swear man life is a friggin hard knock life. The rich get away with it while the average man and women who arent rich get screwed 😮‍💨
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  18. The UK elite are eating the uk middle class alive financially, the working class/poor warned the midde class voters for years. Majority of them (middle class) blindly vote tory lol.
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  19. I think they should consider this option, because another austerity will cause madness in the UK, which most people do not want. Most people just want peace of mind.
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  20. I agree with your analysis, starmer will stick with the rubbish british status quo when it comes ro policy and the economy, yes Cost of living will not go well. I can not see it happening under Tice, Farage, Starmer and the whole of the Tories (they alone should all lose their seats at the General election).
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  21. The middle class, a long time ago (always) blames the working class lifestyle.
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  22. Thats what I try to do, get a better understanding whats going on.
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  23. You're on point still.
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  24. I never accept the Windsor coronation (the elites) the Tories and labour, lib Dems indoctrinate the population into thinking the monarchy are (somehow) a good thing 🤨...when they're not. They have never been a symbol of something good. I feel like education (real education in the UK) can be so much better. But ...a lot of people here in the UK seem to find being in an abusive political relationship is ok. I see it every UK political cycle. They either vote Tories in or they vote far right.
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  25. * Their own citizens: This is done by selling government bonds, which are like IOUs promising to repay the borrowed amount with interest. * Other countries or international organizations: They might borrow from countries with budget surpluses, or institutions like the International Monetary Fund or World Bank. * Their central bank: This is less common and can be riskier, as it could potentially lead to inflation.
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  26. Exactly, the GBP has been weak recently or for a while now, so yeah I'd not recommend investing in GBP right now
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  27. That's long gone dude.
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  28. Annabel scares me the most, she blindly supports the richest in society to not contribute more. When the richest in society should be helping more and contribute more. Really sad. She is a slave to the richest people in society.
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  29. I always learn something new from Gary, love your content about economics, especially inequality
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  30. I do not want a middle class government that doesn't support the working class or the poor. Why should the government only focus on the middle class 🤨, when alot of the money you guys get is actually from the backs of us the working class breaking our backs for you lot to have a cushy life! 🤬 #Clowns
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  31. Agreed. Something every British chancellor has failed at explaining to ordinary people without sounding like a 🤡
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  32. ​ @brunosmith6925 Elon musk is not a US citizen.
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  33. That's why I'm not voting for labour at next GE 2024, they're another big fat con (the labour party, especially Starmer a Tory lite in red paint).
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  34. Convincing people this is going on, takes a lot of energy 😮‍💨
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  35. Are you sure 🤨, in the UK we have way more elderly people than the young and you want to focus on the myth of over producing. 😂
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  36. I think economics of growth needs to be measured differently, the only person i think or belive that wanted change in britain the most and was PM was Attlee. Not even Starmer can learn from him or borrow his political traits, instead what i see from starmer is a sub par thatcher version 2.7
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  37. politicians love gas lighting the working poor
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  38. What past, lol, they have existed in the past as well. The cycle of boom & bust economy is definitely a UK thing, especially when it comes to housing.
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  39. For real (agreed)
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  40. So the housing bubble hasn't burst yet 🤨, I thought it did during the three years of lockdown and present day 🤨
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  41. The current BoE lot are absolutely useless, especially that Bailey lad.
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  42. So is the uk government doing this: * Their own citizens: This is done by selling government bonds, which are like IOUs promising to repay the borrowed amount with interest. * Other countries or international organizations: They might borrow from countries with budget surpluses, or institutions like the International Monetary Fund or World Bank. * Their central bank: This is less common and can be riskier, as it could potentially lead to inflation. Which is causing a lot of our national debt per gdp.
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  43. Labour party (Starmer) is drunk on the status quo, he is not going to change anything
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  44. It's insane that Tories thought or even thanked that Sunak is somehow PM material (smh)
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