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Originally Posted by Less
Yes they are attacking the disabled and vulnerable, if the people they are causing suffering to were in a court of law they would be innocent until proven guilty, you and your lots attitude is bunch them all together if they are breathing they are guilty.
Aren't you glad that your 20 years of scrounging are over? you are happily retired.
(I don't actually think you scrounged for 20 years, you were a genuine case, there are several thousand genuine cases that deserve what you got, but they are being given grief instead),
This new system is wrong, the saying is supposed to be, 'we're all in it together', NOT lets blame the vulnerable as good Tories traditional would.
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You keep banging on about this Less, there are thousands of people on benefits who quite frankly shouldn't be on benefits, dole yes sickness benefits no, but sickness benefit opens all the doors. The trouble is all governments of any colour know this but until now nobody has dared to do anything about it, £1 in every £3 spent by government is on some kind of benefit or another and is escalating fast, so you suggest we should just do nothing at all just sit back don't ask questions and everything's right with the world. The average family income is around £26,000 a year, this is now a ceiling on what can be claimed on benefit, but this is wrong, I'm sure you know at least one person who is pulling a fast one, the question is should they be allowed to get away with it or not, you seem to think they should