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The notion I had in mind is that you regularly indicate that so long as there's growth, it doesn't matter how much the wealthy get as it'll be spread around (which is perhaps another version of the 'trickle-down effect'). I have two problems with this: First, it's not happening. There hasn't...

Arf, arf. The grammar and logic was a tad different to his usual output, and I see he's reverted to type subsequently.

You keep on saying certain things, without justifying them. Economies tend to rebound quite well after recessions, as there's plenty of spare capacity that has been lost during the downturn. The economy did in the two other recessions featured in that graph, but it's been painfully slow this...

7% of those affected fall under the bracket of inheritance tax. So you're extremely wrong on that point, but given the bile ejected in that post, it was only to be expected.

It was under Labour's watch that it happened. It happened because Thatcher, Major, Blair and Brown all inflated and deregulated the financial sector in the UK, and other neoliberals around the world pursued similar policies. The Tories have no right to criticise Labour, as they weren't...