The cheek of Labour !

[londonblue]

Overpaying isn't unethical, just bad business.

In your opinion. In mine it's unethical. The government can do one!

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

As far as I know the ANC aren't a terrorist organisation anymore. There's no need. Anyway, I said USUALLY.

Actually, the USA only removed the ANC from its terrorist watch list as recently as 2008.

In answer to your previous point, it obviously depends on who is doing the designating.

 

[Napster]

In your opinion. In mine it's unethical. The government can do one!

Quite agree. . Less tax, less State involvement,

 

[londonblue]

Quite agree. . Less tax, less State involvement,

That's not quite what I'm saying. I don't have a problem with tax, or state involvement (within reason of course), but I'm sure as hell not going to pay anymore than I legally have to.

The issue here isn't with the companies, it's with the government for not doing enough about it.

 

[MK Shrimper]

Quite agree. . Less tax, less State involvement,

What part of state involvement would you like to see reduced? Seeing as we're down to the bare minimum as it is.

 

[londonblue]

Actually, the USA only removed the ANC from its terrorist watch list as recently as 2008.

In answer to your previous point, it obviously depends on who is doing the designating.

You mean like the UK Government and Hamas? What Corbyn was doing giving them even his loose change I'll never know. (Although if he did this before March 2001 then I suppose he wasn't breaking the law even if he was acting unethically.)

List of Terrorist Organisations

 

[Napster]

What part of state involvement would you like to see reduced? Seeing as we're down to the bare minimum as it is.

Network Rail for one. :raspberry:

 

[Benfleet A1]

No, actually it was SAM.

And that incidentally was an indirect reference to a Hamas rally, where JC admitted to putting some loose change in a collection bucket but couldn't remember (understandibly) how much he'd contributed.

No actually you mentioned buckets and loose change not Shrimpers are Magic

 

[Benfleet A1]

Tax avoidance, while legal, is often extremely unethical, as it is in Google's case (and in that of many other large multi-nationals).

A ethical lesson on tax avoidance from our very own self admitting tax dodger.

Delicious.

 

[MK Shrimper]

Network Rail for one. :raspberry:

...saves this post when season tickets double in price.... :whistling:

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

You mean like the UK Government and Hamas? What Corbyn was doing giving them even his loose change I'll never know. (Although if he did this before March 2001 then I suppose he wasn't breaking the law even if he was acting unethically.)

List of Terrorist Organisations

You might think of Hamas as a terrorist organisation.Others don't necessarily.

 

[londonblue]

You might think of Hamas as a terrorist organisation.Others don't necessarily.

The government does. He broke the law.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

No actually you mentioned buckets and loose change not Shrimpers are Magic

But then Google never went out and brought armalite rifles with that loose change, did they.

Very true but then Blair won three General Elections, Corbyn is still living in the 1970's. Google taking the ****? of course they are and it leaves a bad taste but then so does donating to terrorists.

While I most certainly spoke about buckets and loose change it, as you can see from his post quoted above, was actually SAM who mentioned the subject of terrorists first.

You,on the other hand,have twice made allegations about JC, which you have not been able to substantiate.

Nothing new there.:smile:

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

The government does. He broke the law.

Don't think there are any charges outstandiing against him though.

Since when did you set yourself up as judge and jury?

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

A ethical lesson on tax avoidance from our very own self admitting tax dodger.

Delicious.

My tax affairs are perfectly in order, thank you.I even received a substantial rebate from the Spanish tax man (Hacienda) last September.:raspberry:

 

[Benfleet A1]

While I most certainly spoke about buckets and loose change it, as you can see from his post quoted above, was actually SAM who mentioned the subject of terrorists first.

You,on the other hand,have twice made allegations about JC, which you have not been able to substantiate.

Nothing new there.:smile:

Have I? Oh well, obviously you still can't see what others have posted even after digging back to repost them. I stated no implication nor mentioned terrorists and no- where in Shrimpers are Magic's post does it mention buckets or loose change. So at the risk of playing the poster, pick the nuts out of that one.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Have I? Oh well, obviously you still can't see what others have posted even after digging back to repost them. I stated no implication nor mentioned terrorists and no- where in Shrimpers are Magic's post does it mention buckets or loose change. So at the risk of playing the poster, pick the nuts out of that one.

But then Google never went out and brought armalite rifles with that loose change, did they.

[QUOTE=Genial Harry Grout;1829615]You were the one suggesting a bit of loose change was getting chucked in buckets, not me. I wonder how many Kilburn pubs he used to get round, if you know what I mean.

[/QUOTE]

You have quite clearly implied (but have not had the courage to state openly,which I imagine is what you believe),that Jeremy Corbyn has contributed to IRA funds,which were used to buy arms.

How about posting some evidence for this claim?

 

[Benfleet A1]

You have quite clearly implied (but have not had the courage to state openly,which I imagine is what you believe),that Jeremy Corbyn has contributed to IRA funds,which were used to buy arms.

How about posting some evidence for this claim?[/QUOTE]

Bore off will you. Go dodge some tax or donate to ETA or something.

 

[londonblue]

Don't think there are any charges outstandiing against him though.

Since when did you set yourself up as judge and jury?

The same time you did when you said bombing Dresden was a war crime even though you admitted you have no idea what the law was at the time.

As I said, he broke the law.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

The same time you did when you said bombing Dresden was a war crime even though you admitted you have no idea what the law was at the time.

As I said, he broke the law.

I imagine JC would say that he was donating to a private individual rather than Hamas or Hezbollah,as such.

You have quite clearly implied (but have not had the courage to state openly,which I imagine is what you believe),that Jeremy Corbyn has contributed to IRA funds,which were used to buy arms.

How about posting some evidence for this claim?

Bore off will you. Go dodge some tax or donate to ETA or something.[/QUOTE]

Think you'll find ETA has been effectively disbanded.:smile:

"On 24 November 2012, it was reported that the group was ready to negotiate a "definitive end" to its operations and disband completely."