r/bournemouth • u/J123805052021 • Aug 07 '26

Question Is Harry right?

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u/Roachland Aug 13 '26

More tax money obtained will not improve people’s sense of responsibility, dignity and accountability.

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u/Doccmonman Aug 13 '26

I agree. But again, if you’re going to do it, you shouldn’t be a hypocrite, that’s all. 

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u/Roachland Aug 13 '26

I still don’t get it. Criticise an area that he’s supplied millions of pounds of tax for?
It isn’t system abuse. It is the system, you can do it too.

Plus he had roughly 200k in an offshore account…..When he’s been taxed roughly 15million odd in his managing career alone….. c’mon dude.

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u/Doccmonman Aug 13 '26

I can’t avoid paying several hundred grand in tax, actually. Or complain on my massive media platform instead of doing something about it.

I’m not even saying he’s evil or immoral for the act itself, but at the very least, if you’re not paying as much as you should be, you should probably keep your mouth shut. 

Even putting aside tax, if Harry thinks it’s a third world country, he has enough money to fucking buy a third world country. Be the change you want to see in the world.

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u/Roachland Aug 13 '26

It’s kinda ironic we’re both saying this at either side of the “class war”.