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Petition for lower road tax
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MonkeePaul
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Done too
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- Spaldingski, Lincs
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- 3 litre Z3 pretending to be Italian exotica. Two previous E89 Z4s.
Why are people still signing this?
It's already been refused by Government.
Signing stuff just for the sake of it is why the Government doesn't take any of these 'facebook' petitions seriously. IMO
It's already been refused by Government.
Signing stuff just for the sake of it is why the Government doesn't take any of these 'facebook' petitions seriously. IMO
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That's ok, I'm not taking this government seriously. Mind you, neither are they.....................
If you had read the governments response they replied with something that was not even being asked for!
Do you believe the government takes anything the population says seriously? They could not give a flying f**k what we think but if everyone thought "whats the point in even trying" we would be walked over just a little bit more then we are already. That is one thing you have to respect the French for they know how to gel together and fight for what they believe in. Us? We roll over and take it one more time. I am not saying this petition will ever do anything but it costs nowt, takes hardly any time and why not?
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Got to make money somehow, they need to pay themselves plenty to attract the best and brightest MPs.
Rishi Sunak will accept inflation-busting 5.5% MP pay rise
Prime minister, whose income was £2.2m last year, will be paid an additional nearly £5,000 next year
They got their monies worth with Diane Abbott I mean for comedy value she was great!Got to make money somehow, they need to pay themselves plenty to attract the best and brightest MPs.
Rishi Sunak will accept inflation-busting 5.5% MP pay rise
Prime minister, whose income was £2.2m last year, will be paid an additional nearly £5,000 next yearwww.theguardian.com