Comments by "Tasty Pymp" (@tastypymp1287) on "Has The UK Economy Really Become A Global Backwater?" video.

  1. It's not that your property is worth more money. It's that you increasingly need more money to buy it....
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  2. But did visit anywhere else apart from Southend-on-Sea?
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  3. Isn't that what every growth company aspires to?
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  4. ​ @xtc2v  Explain Germany.
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  5.  @xtc2v  But you were asserting that taxes were too high in the UK for economic manufacturing. Now, again, explain Germany.
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  6.  @xtc2v  No, you haven't. Do you lack the maturity to concede when you're wrong? Explain Germany.
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  7. @xtc2v  No no sir, it is you that made the assertion that the UK imposes high taxes on businesses and it is specifically these taxes that prohibit profitable investment in industry. Now. Explain Germany.
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  8. @xtc2v  So you agree that your assertion that 'high' taxes prohibits profitable industrial investment is incorrect.
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  9.  @DrScopey2  I wouldn't live in Chicago if it was all expenses paid for life.
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  10. @xtc2v  Ireland is no comparison to the economic weight of the UK or Germany. Now. Again. Concede you are wrong.
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  11.  @fern8580  Bot.
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  12. Is that you Xi?
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  13. No it doesn't.
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  14.  @cooper8t  You're literally a cliché. Parroting what the Financial Asset Industrial Complex has groomed you to believe.
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  15. The UK has the lowest corporation tax rates of all major economies.
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  16.  @GavinLawrence747  Wouldn't it be nice if we didn't keep feeling we needed to look to governments.
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  17. Books will only tell you what they want you to know and think....
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  18. High taxation compared to where?
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  19. What great economy does that have?
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  20.  @toneloc-cz2xi  Corporation tax UK = 19% Corporation tax US = 21%
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  21. @Tone Loc  That's not an 'oops'. The OP very clearly stated terms in the past and present tense. Not to mention the US has very recently flirted with the idea of raising the rate to 28%. Currently, I am correct and you are wrong.
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  22.  @toneloc-cz2xi  What problem?
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  23.  @toneloc-cz2xi  Everyday.
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  24. @Tone Loc  They certainly do! I wouldn't know of course. But don't let that stop your ageist bigotry.
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  25. ​ @mellowmarkable  But we're not talking about EEA migrants....
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  26. Drivel. The UK has enjoyed near zero rates for along time. Where were the start ups then?
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  27.  @mrspoon6742  Well said. Cheap money had been the problem, not the solution.
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