Hot take on UK taxesfrom @samstoffel

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Anthony Joshua just left The UK. Good. Moved to Dubai. And do you know why? It's because this country took £11,000,000 from him in tax best year. And he's like, you know what? I'm done. I know. And honestly, I do not blame him one fucking bit. And everyone's gonna be in the comments going like, oh, poor tier, 11,000,000. My heart bleeds. And that attitude right there is exactly why this country is losing its best people. But we have this disgusting culture in The UK where if you become successful, if you work your ass off and you actually make something of yourself, instead of celebrating you, instead of going, oh, you know, wow. Look at what this guy's achieved. We punish you for it. Like, think about what Anthony Joshua has done. He grew up on a council estate. He got into trouble as a kid. He turned his entire life around through boxing and becoming an Olympic gold medalist. He became world heavyweight champion. He entertained millions of people. He inspired the entire generation of kids to get off the streets and into a gym. And how does this country repay him? By taking half of everything he earns and then having the audacity to act surprised when he leaves. And it's not just AJ. It's thousands of entrepreneurs and business no and creators who look at the tax system and rank, why the fuck am I being punished for building something? Like, I've paid millions in tax over the years, and I can tell you right now, there is no thank you. There is no well done. There is no incentive to keep going. It's just hand it tier, shut up and if you complain about it you agree. And the worst part is the people who moan about rich people leaving are the same people who have absolutely no problem spending the money those rich people generated. Like where do you think the NHS gets its money from? Where do you think the roads and the schools come from? It comes from people like AJ who are out there crafting and building and creating wealth and when you squeeze them just enough, just hard enough, what happens? They leave. This country should be celebrating success. It should be rolling out the red carpet for people who take risks and building things, not treating them like a fucking cash machine. And if you sat there watching this and you're ambitious and you wanna build something and get rich, please don't let this culture put you off. The people who hate on success are the people who will never have it. Follow me, and I'll show you how to get it.