When I die, the Post Mortem-report will say "Death caused by taxes"!

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When I die, post mortem will state
death caused by lack of appropriate medical care
or death caused by an car-accident, car accident caused by utterly bad road condition..


You don't live on your own, keep that in mind.
You live in an utterly cozy wealthy country, and you have little to worry about, so STOP MOANING and get over it you selfish prick :pissed:
Your selfishness can cause lots of trouble.
(Like, one dies of a rare disease, and no one wanted to pay for research)

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@the_leander
I think Whabang understands how I meant this..

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adz wrote:
As far as I'm concerned its a tax payers right to moan about it, cause in the end, its their money the government is using.

oh oh your RIGHTS! Your RIGHTS!
ppl working for hospitals etc. work their asses of and you just wanna pay em less and less because it's your right.
that's how tax cuts are done.

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that's cause I like Whabang

(a good relation has it's fights and quarrels ;-))

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whabang wrote:
You seem to be in an especially optimistic state of mind today... :-P

I don't live on my own, quite the contrary. Together with nine million other people, I live in a country where I pay more to the state than I do to the company , whoose goods I'm buying. In general, my employer has to pay 14000:- if I'm to buy something that cost 5000:-. Most of it is thrown like pearls before the pigs. We pay 40 billion every year, for an army that is incapable of defending the country. We pay billions and millions, that is just wasted in beureaucracy.

I don't demand that I should be relieved of the duty of paying taxes, I demand that those money come to a proper use. If they're not put into proper use, then there is no point of paying it is there.
There are plenty of charities that could use the money better.

now THESE arguments should be in this thread initially. And I agree with 'em.

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the_leander wrote:
what annoys people is that for every nurse in the NHS, there are TWO pen pushers there two, the sort of system that requires more people dealing with paperwork rather then front line services (Medicine, Firefighting, Police) is utterly reprehensible, the triangle is supposed to get smaller the further you go up it, it isn't supposed to be stood on its point!

OK, that's a popular idea, but is it actually the truth?
I know, I get a large amount of paperwork to be filled in, but how much of it is really necessary? Do I get more paperwork so they can do with less bureaucracy? How much paperwork is actually needed, also to prevent fraud as good as possible?

Maybe we just live in too big countries :-)