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I am SO excited to become Discord Co-Manager for @Claynosaurz, alongside @Cryptopedia123! It’s a huge honour to join (imo) the most promising project not just on #Solana, but in all #NFTs. To all Claynotopia, to every community member, just know that we got you! (1/3)🧵

@_the_hunger @dave43law @robprogressive Also wtf are you talking about “AI answer”. That didn’t make sense to me so giving you the benefit of the doubt that you must have meant somebody else

@_the_hunger @dave43law @robprogressive I also disliked Ms Truss’s efforts, because I use my brain (I suggest you start to do the same) I didn’t imply anything about low tax growing economies. As for “studies”, maybe you should review how Socialist gov’ts lose elections in quick order by following this exact script.

44.7% of the U.K population do not contribute any income tax  Yet the top 0.1% earners pay 10% of the total taxes The top 1% pay over 30% of the tax The top 10% pay 69% of the total tax revenue  £150k earner pays £53,460 in income tax but a £25,000 earner pays £2,486 You need 21x 25k earners to match the tax revenue of ONE 150k earner  So no, we should NOT tax the rich more. They are ALREADY taxed more No wonder all the millionaires are leaving the U.K.  Oh, and how is this ‘fair’?

@Rosshoulton @karl2062 @super_macro @robprogressive Agree with you Ross

@karl2062 @super_macro @robprogressive Your jealousy will make you poorer. Your lack of insight/understanding why is wholly on you. I'm a high rate tax payer with transferable skills. Squeeze me for more eventually I will leave because I can. I owe you nothing.

@dave43law @robprogressive High earners don’t work for the state Dave. Just because they can afford less “avocado on toast and the 4th holiday” as you put it is irrelevant. We should aim to grow the economy so that UK Ltd can benefit from multiple viable income streams. You are thus missing the point.

@robprogressive Answer your own question £150k earner left with £97k per year or £8k per month £25k earner left with £22.5k or £1900 per month Tax high earners an extra £10 k a year and you ,ight have to cut down on the avacado toast and the 4th holiday each year

@PrafulBaria4 @Rajiv1841 Praful bro you need to go look at some stats if you think Root is a one format player!! 😂😂😂😂

@Rajiv1841 1 format player, can't compare with the great Sachin Tendulkar

Joe Root scored 13,662 runs in his career & still used to get called home bully!! Joe Root avg outside England: 🇿🇦 - 50.21, 🇳🇿 - 50.30, 🇱🇰 - 65.50, 🇮🇳 - 45.42, 🇦🇪 - 57.40, WI - 51.50, 🇦🇺 - 37.25 🇵🇰 - 47.70 - Dominated entire world, greatest after Sachin!

@lfcdyl4n @Shia_JustDoIt @TheTennisTalker @SeemaMalhotra1 Inflation accounts for the wages going up. Not because we have more money. We are demonstrably poorer so wages up means literally nothing.

@Shia_JustDoIt @TheTennisTalker @SeemaMalhotra1 Because you’ve got no friends

Under this Chancellor: 📈Growth is up 📈Wages are up ✂️Five interest rate cuts 📉NHS waiting lists are down 💷Record investment in the UK That's a record to be proud of. #PMQs

@DavidWh05361616 @MattGubba @borpin You just repeated yourself and ignored what I said. When did I say anyone is “owed” a living. You lack the intellectual capacity for this conversation. Have a good day.

Ten years ago, a small business owner taking a £100k dividend could pay as little as £2,500 in personal tax if structured efficiently under the old dividend tax system. Today in 2025, they’re paying £21,250. Next year, under Labour’s new budget, they’ll pay over £23,000. And that’s after the company has already paid 25% corporation tax on the profits used to fund that dividend. In a decade, we’ve gone from a manageable tax bill to one where the state takes nearly a quarter of the dividend on top of corporation tax before the owner sees a penny. That’s a nearly 800% increase in personal tax on the same £100k. All for the crime of running a business in Britain. - This is why entrepreneurship is dying here. - This is why people aren’t scaling. - This is why founders are taking their companies and jobs abroad. If you want growth, stop treating business owners like a bottomless ATM. Britain needs entrepreneurs, not policies that punish them for succeeding.

@jdpoc @MikeWFrost John I think you need to consider the fact the government is suggesting the valuation office review hundred of thousands of properties. The cost of a single valuation with a valuer on a property over £2m in the south is £2,500 (fact). The costs becomes exorbitant, and quickly.

@MikeWFrost "Will ultimately cost more to implement than it raises." Source, please. Other than Daily Mail.

If you are wondering how to afford the #MansionTax on your £2m property, the answer is easy. People who own these properties have quoted the answer to the very poor for years. So, I quote it back to them. - “Buy fewer lattes.” - “Cancel the Netflix.” - “Go skiing a bit less.”

@StevieR60 @MattGubba @borpin They do. What are you talking about.

@MattGubba @borpin Pay your tax ffs. Cheeky cunts.

@acdcste22 @MattGubba @borpin Huh?

@MattGubba @borpin You arrogant, self entitled bastard.

@surreykiwi @MattGubba @borpin Come on Rachel, think about it a little bit! But Andrew had explained sufficiently above.

@MattGubba @borpin But surely all of those “negatives” are your choice. Why should everyone else have to subsidise your tax?

@borpin @MattGubba Risk Brian, I urge you to take some time to think about what’s involved with running a business (including the benefits of businesses succeeding to the economy as a whole). If you can’t see or appreciate what’s involved then you can’t really join the discussion.

@MattGubba Everyone should pay the same tax to get the same disposable income. Why should you have paid less tax than an employee for the same disposable income?

@woodchippings1 @RobBeetweets @MerrynSW The difference (I think) though is that the USA taxes every property rather than those above a threshold. The issue in the UK would therefore be the legal and practical administration of dispute over what is and isn’t worth £2m at a given time.

@RobBeetweets @MerrynSW I kinda agree, but then other countries including USA have property taxes based on notional valuations, so it must be possible.

Reeves plan to hit houses over £2m with surcharge. Who decides what's worth £2m? Esp in today's collapsing London market??And as prices change to price in the new liability. Who mediates every challenge? There's a reason no one has been idiot enough to do this before.

@JasperW6009 @NormanLeedsPhD @RachelReevesMP Interesting intellectual argument there Chris.

@NormanLeedsPhD @RachelReevesMP You’re a fucking idiot

On Wednesday I will set out how we will cut NHS waiting lists, cut national debt and cut the cost of living. This will be a Budget for you and your family. mirror.co.uk/news/politics/…

@floboflo What?

I have never met anyone in real life who doesn’t think Keir Starmer is doing a great job. Social media and the MSM are really gaslighting us.

@BTC_CHARTS_ @KevinSvenson_ Yep, you were right. It was distribution. I did agree it was looking like distribution but I really thought we hadn’t had the UTAD at the time. I personally sold when btc was 98k, as I perceived that area to confirm the SOW. If you sold sooner, that’s good going.

@Solana_Prophet @KevinSvenson_ Hi 👋

@darkwing179123 @100glitterstars We know this answer I think

@100glitterstars Honest question with no malice intended, but are you a net (tax) contributer to the state? [If you have 2 kids your household will need to be paying about £68k annually]

I will never vote Tory or Reform because I don't believe that greed is good I do believe in society & community I believe in the survival of everybody, not just the fittest I'm against divisive rhetoric and the rhetoric of hate for shady political ends I'm no fan of narcissists.

@zephyrGrowth @HumaCapital What market are you looking at?!

@HumaCapital > but they've had no net effect on prices YTD. really?🤔 Then why has the market risen so much this year?

Many signs point to the crypto bull market having ended last December/January. - BTC/GOLD topped in December. - BTC/SPX only went marginally higher than its January top. - Nearly all alt/BTC pairs topped in December/January. HYPE and BNB being notable outliers. ETH/BTC, after its summer bull run, went only marginally higher than its December level. Bulls will point to ever increasing ETF and stablecoin inflows, but they've had no net effect on prices YTD.

@MarieTidball Ffs

This Labour government is delivering, delivering, delivering.