• remotelove@lemmy.ca
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    For anyone not wanting to read into the Reddit thread and is also from the US, it seems the “normal” tax rate is ~40% for people in the UK. So, 23% is a fairly large tax break.

    I dunno how accurate that is, but if it’s wrong, Cunningham’s Law absolutely applies.

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        And it’s still correct that it’s a massive tax break.

        The fact we have a massive tax break on capital gains compared to workers incomes is a shame on society in general and is basically the root of increasing inequality.

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        Cause it’s important to, at least, vaguely stay up to date o the news happening in countries that have a big presence on the world stage

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        I was there a few times. The beer was good and the pub atmosphere was kinda cool. Some random girl took me around the underground/after hours club scene in London once, so that was unique.

        It was a good number of years ago though and lots of booze was involved, so I think I had some wicked-cool adventures?

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            Well, y’all did give us the imperial system of measure, so I am really bitter about that. That is absolutely unforgivable, actually.