/biz/ - Business & Finance

>only save £1k per month
>taxes rising
>illegal immigrants rising
>all new homes are blocked
>disgusting old people being showered in taxpayer money
>country collapsing and run by foreigners

This is the first year where I feel bad for being born in Britain. It's USA or bust for anyone with any ambition.

I literally fantasise about the government cutting spending by 20%.

Britbros, we need another topic going over why everything financially is turning to shit and how everyone under retirement age is a serf and how you're handling it.

Building houses is illegal because old disgusting retarded plebs can block development on land they don't own. All language around building houses has taken on pleb-folk-communist shape: "greedy developers", as if they should feel guilty for providing what people want; "we need infrastructure before housing", not realising that if someone buys the house they think there's enough infrastructure; and so on.

The country could create a new Oxbridge megacity but chooses not to. The green belt is stopping housing from being built in the places that have most demand. And London's financial path is being determined by the whims of poor people and foreigners.

EVERY single new housing development is suffocated with "affordable housing" requirements (i.e. creating shit quality housing to be set aside for illegals and chavs) and dumb regulations.

Getting an NHS appointment is a pipe dream for anyone who needs to be in a certain place during 9-5 on a weekday (I think they're called jo.....b...z? I don't know).

The entire MSM memeplex around taxes is that they're totally necessary and nobody has the balls to say anything should be cut. The "men'al 'elf" meme is giving another #9001 for why people shouldn't have to take responsibility for themselves.

It's literally in law that public sector bodies have to discriminate against whites. The vast public sector griftplex is a stain. Over 50 % of GDP is government spending but they can't even process visas and passports in a timely way.

Theresa May's climate law she passed right at the end of her tenure has given the courts free reign to stop all major infrastructure if they feel like it.

I recently started earning just over £50k but it's nowhere near enough to live a civilised life. I don't even live in London lol.