Miss Jardine

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Miss Jardine

Miss Jardine

@PolThreeOne

“The guest will judge better of a feast than the cook.”

शामिल हुए Ekim 2022
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Miss Jardine
Miss Jardine@PolThreeOne·
@soniasodha The triple lock was created to increase pensions above subsistence levels, the alternative was one big increase which the Tory government didn't want to do. The pension hasn't yet reached the level required to bring pensioners out of poverty so it must continue, temporarily.
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Sonia Sodha
Sonia Sodha@soniasodha·
This is why we can’t have an honest debate about the triple lock. Because people twist what you say into misinformation (I don’t say the state pension should be means tested or cut, just that increases should be linked to wages not ratcheted up above it via the triple lock).
SunderlandLollipops 💙@SunderlandLolly

How disappointing @soniasodha saying pensions should be means tested/cut for pensioners who have modest savings, over around £15k. Maybe it's because she knows she'll never have to survive on it?

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Miss Jardine
Miss Jardine@PolThreeOne·
@Debbo3496361 Staedtler ones were best, you could really customize those without them crumbling.
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Debz@Debbo3496361·
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🏛Architectolder@Architectolder·
I do not like the island. I think we are supposed to, but I just don't like it.
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Miss Jardine
Miss Jardine@PolThreeOne·
@Alexandr4Denman I see a little silhouetto of a man Scaramouche, Scaramouche, will you do the Fandango? Thunderbolt and lightning, very, very frightening me.
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Alexandra
Alexandra@Alexandr4Denman·
I see a very tall bloke in a wig? What do you see?
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Miss Jardine
Miss Jardine@PolThreeOne·
@BhattiLaib9960 Is it your house and your coffee table too? If so get rid of the boyfriend. If it isn't, get rid of the boyfriend and move out.
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Maria Rose ❤️
Maria Rose ❤️@BhattiLaib9960·
Help!!! My boyfriend is threatening to get rid of our kitten if she doesn’t stop jumping on the table. What do I do?
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SANDRA🤍
SANDRA🤍@little__cutiee·
People trying to convince me that this is not undercooked steak🙄😂
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Miss Jardine
Miss Jardine@PolThreeOne·
@_Unknown_D_ The more you push the agist propaganda the more they won't care, they'll sell up and fuck off and I can guarantee this will not help younger people.
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D@_Unknown_D_·
Boomers will never debate you on whether the triple lock is sustainable or not because they simple don't care, that generation will not live long enough to see the consequences of inaction on this topic.
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Anna Ridgway
Anna Ridgway@annaroseridgway·
25% of pensioners are millionaires. 55% of welfare spending goes on pensioners. Why don’t we: 1) means test the state pension, millionaires don’t need benefits. 2) increase the amount we give to the pensioners who need it the most. 3) stop the unsustainable triple lock.
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Miss Jardine
Miss Jardine@PolThreeOne·
@DrGladimir I bought my current home 25 years ago... it was in a state. £70k. I calculated what I've spent on it since... 2 bathrooms, 2 kitchens, central heating, windows, 3 boilers, roof, repointing at least another £120k. Kids... "but you got your house for nothing" :/
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Miss Jardine
Miss Jardine@PolThreeOne·
@albieamankona Paid in for 41 years, got another 10 to go... I'm pretty sure I won't be taking out more than I put in.
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Albie
Albie@albieamankona·
For every £1 boomers pay in tax, they will receive £1.20 in benefits. The state pension should be scrapped. No ifs, no buts, scrapped.
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Miss Jardine
Miss Jardine@PolThreeOne·
@54JohnBull I've looked into it, selling my terrace house with 3 bedrooms wouldn't buy me a small 2 bed bungalow and council tax would increase from band B to at least D on the ones I've looked at. There aren't enough small bungalows and nobody builds them anymore.
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John Bull
John Bull@54JohnBull·
This post is spot on. My old mother has a 4 bedroom house and wouldn't mind something smaller. A decent 2 bed in her area would still cost at least £400k, plus £10k in stamp duty. There is little incentive for her to move.
Rick Sacrop. 🇬🇧 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🥋🎸🎹 🏉🇺🇦@RickSacrop

One of the reasons you often find elderly people, on their own, in a large house is stamp duty. If they downsize they get clobbered for tax so it isn't economically viable. Abolish stamp duty on downsizers and we will see a huge shift in the market. And HMRC get Tax on the resale

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Miss Jardine
Miss Jardine@PolThreeOne·
@purplemtn418 @BovrilG Our parents were mostly 'silent generation'. Gen X stuck in the middle of all this hate as per usual.
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Purple Mountain 418@purplemtn418·
@BovrilG And some of the pissed off Gen X who dealt with their parents bullshit "pull yourself up by your bootstraps" crapola, having noted that the Boomers got everything that many of the GenX didn't from their parents.... ..are going to have fucking scalps and burn the place down.
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Bovril-Gesellschaft
I’ve been trying to be more understanding to Boomers over the last few days so I feel I’ve earned the right to say this to them. You are an electoral bloc whose power peaked in the late 2010s and will start to decline more and more precipitously as the oldest Boomers start to die off. Being asset-rich and cash-poor, you are INCREDIBLY vulnerable to a confiscatory government. Unless you can build some sort of working social contract for younger people, you will almost certainly spend the last decade of your life in a cheerless State care home being occasionally slapped around by surly West African carers.
Rosie@rosie_eats

The replies to this show us why the British right is doomed. Complete inability to show empathy or solidarity with young people. Almost makes me want to vote green!

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Miss Jardine
Miss Jardine@PolThreeOne·
@Landeur It's already dependent on NI contributions and age, no need to make it a lottery.
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Landeur 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
Means-test pensions at £1,000,000 assets and remove the triple lock. Tie pension increases to inflation only. This is perfectly reasonable, but if you dare to suggest it then people will comment suggesting you should be sent to Ukraine and die in a trench.
James Baxter@Bax31James

@Landeur I think pensions have to maintained for those who already paid into the scheme in full …which went out the door to pay pensions to those already in receipt. We can’t just declare it can’t be paid! We need to fix the broad public purse first then it becomes affordable.

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Miss Jardine
Miss Jardine@PolThreeOne·
@RickSacrop Moving costs, sale and purchase costs, stamp duty are part of it. But packing up, cleaning, decorating, putting curtains up! It's a lot for older people to do so they have to pay people to do that as well... at the end of the day its not financially worth it.
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Rick Sacrop. 🇬🇧 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🥋🎸🎹 🏉🇺🇦
One of the reasons you often find elderly people, on their own, in a large house is stamp duty. If they downsize they get clobbered for tax so it isn't economically viable. Abolish stamp duty on downsizers and we will see a huge shift in the market. And HMRC get Tax on the resale
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BryanPunkEcon
BryanPunkEcon@bryanstrummer·
@notanerable Pensioners vote with Oyster cards, workers need passports. This is what 'no political power' looks like in the UK. Same chaotic minds that brought us Brexit. Absurd.
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Rex v Notan
Rex v Notan@notanerable·
I’ve had to hear from multiple people today that pensioners have no political power or influence in the UK. Reminder we have Voter ID laws in the UK.
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Miss Jardine
Miss Jardine@PolThreeOne·
@PeterMcCormack No stamp duty at all, raise tax thresholds for all, no minimum wage.
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Peter McCormack 🏴‍☠️🇬🇧🇮🇪
I’d like policies which help young people: - No income tax until 25 - No stamp duty until 25 - No welfare until 25 - No minimum wage ever But also… - No voting until 25
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Miss Jardine
Miss Jardine@PolThreeOne·
@CptHastings1916 In my small village which has a railway station and pubs and shops, chemist, chippy, bakers - 2 to 3 bed terraces are going for 100-160k. Easy commute anywhere in West and North Yorkshire.
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NPRG@CptHastings1916·
I don't know what young people are moaning about, housing in England is totally affordable if you're willing to move to a cramped terrace in a remote coastal town with no railway station where all the pubs close at 9pm and you have no social circle or employment prospects.
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Miss Jardine
Miss Jardine@PolThreeOne·
@JoeSorgea @ScottGoetz_ I wouldn't care if my house lost 99% of its value. I'd still be living in it. It would still be the same house.
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Joe Sorgea
Joe Sorgea@JoeSorgea·
@ScottGoetz_ It's because any sort of relief for new home buyers would come at the expense of boomers' property values. They see property as an investment vehicle rather than something to use, live in, enjoy
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Scott Goetz
Scott Goetz@ScottGoetz_·
Never will understand why old people get so viciously angry when it is explained to them they bought houses at a good time and it would be nice if similar conditions existed now. I suppose it is just insecurity at the idea owning a home really wasn’t a grand achievement for them.
Sandy Tregent@SandyofSuffolk

Read the comments under my original post. You show them houses they can afford and they come up with spurious excuse after spurious excuse why they can't. Good God, these people. No wonder the country is doomed. Hardly anyone under about 40 wants to get off their bums and actually do anything to make their lives better. But they'll moan at pensioners. 🙄

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