Both categories dominated by Europe, which is interesting.

An honest karma whore. Refreshing!

I am not a fan of these posts personally. And I say that as a left leaning person with a Masters Degree. I find them to be:
- Potentially divisive
- Ammunition for those wanting to dismiss alternative viewpoints without engaging with them
- A correlative relationship that too many people jump on as a causational relationship
This is a multi-variable relationship where many variables are here ignored, such as level of urbanisation, educational qualification requirements for large state employers, access to higher education, etc.
Too many left leaning folk will look at this and think "see, people who failed in school vote Republican" and there is simply not the available data here to draw that conclusion

That report is for 2021?

And yet ..

I think it noteworthy that someone on a low income making sacrifices to scrape together paltry savings pays more taxes than some billionaires. Maybe you don't, that's on you.

She pays more tax than Trump. SMH

I disagree. On a low salary I think she is doing great to save anything

Ha ha. That was exactly my conclusion!

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They received £34m in tax credits? Why?

A lot is through buying equity as a non-operating partner in large international projects. They have done so recently in projects operated by Shell, Equinor and Apache. Other revenue will come from acquisitions such as of Spain's Repsol.

I'm not sure you do know how it works. I just watched in real time as you learned that the UK has hydrocarbon reserves