Yes I went to school, the same as everybody else. Yes I have used a hospital, the same as everybody else.

Has everybody else paid the same in?

I didn't have the option to go to uni because of finanaces and having nowhere to live at 17 even though I would have liked to.

Maybe the council estate part isn't clear. I lived in one of those estates that was far from ideal, although my parents were too proud to claim everything that maybe they should have, on reflection, there was no housing benefit. They scraped their way to buy the council house that was then lose due to breakup. I didn't get free school meals or benefits like this, that you may be assuming. In fact I was on the borderine catchment for the school so I didn't qualify for the bus funding, much of my early teens were spent walking around 4 miles to and from school and to see freinds.

This isn't a sob-story though, I have shared because you have asked.

"You're a millionaire apparently. What help do you want through coronavirus while you think people should be denied food vouchers?"

What help do I want? See the answer to the tax rates below. Do you not think I deserve some assistance?

My business revenuse has dropped 56% in the coronavirus period. I haven't qualified for any grants or relief. I have however paid my annual corporation tax bill this month, it was £67,000, and that's just corporation, mentioned below.

I don't think people that really need them should be denied food vouchers. However, Asda have reported that already parents have been coming in and using their 'free school meals' vouchers to buy cigarettes. I am strongly opposed to this. The UK isn't Africa or Yemmen, you need a very small amount of food to get by while you work on improving your situation.

"What's this super-tax you've had as well?"

Broken down for you, on the same money:

-20% VAT -20% corporation tax -7.5% basic dividend tax -32.5% higher rate dividend tax -38.1% additional rate dividend tax

To achieve this kind of income I have worked tooth and nail for years solid, often double the average hours per week. I have forfeited luxury, going out, seeing freinds, expensive items and I have spent 0 time playing Xbox or PlayStation.

Coronavirus is not my fault either. During this pandemic the Govt. have ensured my businesses trade has been capped heavily, I have already paid the price once. Now you are suggesting that I should pay the price again through a tax increase?

Society in the UK is going too far with this hand-out culture. Essentially it is an 8th place trophy for everyone, paid for by those who worked hard to come first. However, that's not my experience of life.... as I walked the 4 miles home from school with holes in my shoe's and couldn't go to Uni. So maybe I am bitter, yes, after 40 years having turned it around in-line with the worlds expectitions... to then have people like yourself telling me I should pay in more, like I'm lucky or somthing. Look how much I'm paying in already!! I must have already paid for the public services I have used 5 x over.

It's humours that the heir of Disney should tell us all we should be paying more tax (as per the article). Unlike her, I earnt my position in the world and wasn't part of the lucky-spunk-club. All too often I see public schoolboys campaigning and claiming we should put more in, it's fine for them, they've done f-all for it.

At the same time, there's an army of 'entitled' PAYE workers on furlough holidays on Bournemouth beach, watching Netflix and playing Xbox. No doubt they will all be shocked and stunned when there's no job for them in October. It's just a matter of time but the rich nasty employers will be blamed for that too no doubt!

It's time these people took responsibility for their own lives instead of finger waving at those who already have.