Paint My Picture .

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2 hours ago, Dromedary said:

Yes and also bordering on jealousy.

 

Money does not solve problems just look at Live aid for instance and how much money that generated. Why did that happen and more importantly did it make much of a difference?

 

But it is their money and as such it's up to them to decide what they spend it on.

 

No, it's not up to us to decide on what people spend their own money on.

No but taxing people with more money than sense is the best and fairest way to redistribute money, which can then be used by governments to do what's necessary. It's called the trickle down effect, and it's gone sadly awry over the last 20 years as the Corporate world has got away with murder.

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1 hour ago, Anna B said:

No but taxing people with more money than sense is the best and fairest way to redistribute money,

Only according to those who don't like rich people or for people to have more money than them.

 

1 hour ago, Anna B said:

 

.....which can then be used by governments to do what's necessary.

And we have seen recently what government have done with money and that is either waste it or syphon it off into their own pockets.

 

1 hour ago, Anna B said:

It's called the trickle down effect, and it's gone sadly awry over the last 20 years as the Corporate world has got away with murder.

You really don't understand it. The corporate world only exists because of supply and demand and the willingness of people to want stuff. We have lots of people knocking the way it is and the greed as they see it but the are also the ones who allow it to flourish. Bill Gates (Microsoft), Steve Jobs (Apple), Jeff Bezos (Amazon), Elon Musk (PayPal) are amongst the richest people on earth for a reason and that's simply because people wanted what they had to offer. 

 

Obscene as it may be to you all I will say as a relatively poor person is good on them!

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2 hours ago, Anna B said:

No but taxing people with more money than sense is the best and fairest way to redistribute money, which can then be used by governments to do what's necessary. It's called the trickle down effect, and it's gone sadly awry over the last 20 years as the Corporate world has got away with murder.

How do you know if someone has more money than sense ? By the way Jeremy is very rich 

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On 10/05/2022 at 08:20, cuttsie said:

A poster come portrait of some old slapper who was once a film star has just sold for one hundred and fifty million quid , So the food banks , shop door sleepers , starving in third World Countries , as well as the fuel crisis can all take a back seat until reality catches up with mankind .

I've always thought that the high-end art market is some sort of money laundering racket.

 

As for food banks and the "cost of living crisis" for the  rest of us, learn to budget and live within your means.

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Why don't folk delve a little deeper before posting coswallop?

 

"Christie’s said the proceeds of the sale would go to the Thomas and Doris Ammann Foundation, based in Zurich, which works to establish healthcare and education programmes for children around the world."