Benefits Britain 1949 C4 12 Aug and C4+1
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The only one on the program I want to see get her benefits stopped is the woman, she isn't as bad as she makes out. Half of her issues are treatable by tablets.
'I have done my stint and I am not doing any more **** them' - sums it up for me she worked for 22years thats all.
Take it off her!!!!!
'I have done my stint and I am not doing any more **** them' - sums it up for me she worked for 22years thats all.
Take it off her!!!!!
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We've a whole society addicted to collective help, whether it is those on benefits - who really soak up very little, to the massive farming subsidies, the banks are their bailouts, the taxpayer and saver sponsored housing boom.
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The only one on the program I want to see get her benefits stopped is the woman, she isn't as bad as she makes out. Half of her issues are treatable by tablets.
'I have done my stint and I am not doing any more **** them' - sums it up for me she worked for 22years thats all.
Take it off her!!!!!
'I have done my stint and I am not doing any more **** them' - sums it up for me she worked for 22years thats all.
Take it off her!!!!!
There are no doubt plenty of people out there (I know some from experience) that have their problems which can make daily life a struggle, but they still go out and earn a living. She just came across the whole way through as if she felt entitled to be kept, just because she had worked in the past. I do believe she did genuinely have problems, but it just seemed like she played them up.
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all nicely topped off with a little baby born to be king
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Makes you feel that all people that are on benefits don't deserve them I know that's not true but some people are having benefits when they can work. Shows how easy the system is to bend to suit yourself IMHO
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Also love it how I work 12 hour nights look after my children run a scooby and a house and never ever once asked for any hand outs because I can't put fuel in (not that it's ever happened) makes me sick. I work hard yet your neighbours could be sat in a house paid by the tax payer and driving a brand new car all through our taxes?
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not really that massive in mine tbh
just sets the tone, we have an entitlement society from the bottom to the very very top
as I have posted many many times before
just sets the tone, we have an entitlement society from the bottom to the very very top
as I have posted many many times before
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What REALLY boils my **** is the people who set up multiple identities and buy properties from handouts which they then rent out to family, who then claim the rent - to buy more properties and have kids in tow when visiting the cash machine (aka Benefits office). I feel far less animosity to the claimant who cuts Doris's lawn for a £10 a week but they're the ones who seem to be targeted.
It seems very very simple to me.
Fingerprint &/or retina scans of everyone claiming support / entry to UK / in fact EVERYONE. No scan = No £££. Share the info throughout the Eu.
It seems very very simple to me.
Fingerprint &/or retina scans of everyone claiming support / entry to UK / in fact EVERYONE. No scan = No £££. Share the info throughout the Eu.
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Was really moving seeing the disabled guy get his first job offer, and shows what the benefits system originally was all about. A pretty stark contrast in work ethic between him and the fat woman who, even if given a job on a plate wouldn't accept it I imagine.
As it stands the system treats the two cases pretty evenly, which is mortifying.
Felt sorry for Mervyn the old fella too, clearly hasn't come to terms with losing his wife, and needs plenty of support - I imagine there's hundreds of thousands like him.
As it stands the system treats the two cases pretty evenly, which is mortifying.
Felt sorry for Mervyn the old fella too, clearly hasn't come to terms with losing his wife, and needs plenty of support - I imagine there's hundreds of thousands like him.
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That woman boiled my ****. If she can drive that free car then she can drive a taxi or a bus, lose the car or get a job. She can spend the petrol money on some wallpaper.
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Too many to list, poor old lonely soles just hanging on until they die. Tis a sad state of affairs. Most people as such are very lonely with little support from family or friends (or even neighbours).
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What I found really sad was the fact that he was so isolated within his immediate society. None of his neighbours were willing to help out and he seemed bereft of moral support. Poor old bugger.
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Let's face it that woman was only disabled because she was fat. Bad back... fat, Diabetes... fat, plus any other nonsense she could trick her doctor into signing for. How do we react, we give her money for food for sitting on her fat **** and buy her a car for her fat ****. Take away the food and transport and she'll be back to good health in a year.
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