Thursday, July 26, 2012
HMRC's Spy School
Be warned, HMRC are now training schoolchildren to report to the state people whom the children suspect of not paying their "fair share" of tax.
How can a child or adult know what someone else's "fair share" of tax is meant to be?
This will have terrible consequences for democracy and the structure of sociaety, if it is not stopped now.
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When I left school a depressing number of years ago one of the many things that I felt had been omitted is that we hadn't been taught how to do things like fill in tax forms. This isn't quite what I had in mind though.
ReplyDeleteHMRC obviously have been treating "1984" as a training manual. HMRC's "Junior Spies".
ReplyDeleteIt appears obvious that the new approach is to try to demonize people that try to avoid paying tax, just like what has been achieved successfully with smokers. There seems to be no difference whether the avoidance is legal or not, it is all now classed as immoral.
ReplyDeleteWHO THE FUCK ARE THESE DECIETFUL CUNTS IN POWER TO LECTURE US ON MORALS!!!!!!!!
What next?
Are we all to start paying our hairdressers and restaurant bills with cheques to try to ensure that people don’t try to hide the money and therefore have to pay their ‘fair share’?
Should we never again leave a waiter a cash tip?
It seems that the twat David Halpern, who comes up with these ideas, is getting far too much publicity.