Soldato
As a centrist, I've been politically homeless for over a decade. I wish the LibDems could inspire something with someone outside of the topical effort to legalise pot.
As a centrist, I've been politically homeless for over a decade. I wish the LibDems could inspire something with someone outside of the topical effort to legalise pot.
AS the title says... I can be honest and frank now mwahha.... the tory fan boys are laughable.... how they can sit there and spin garbage about their take on poverty (lol) and how universal credit is really helping people is hysterical.
You're all a bunch of spoon feed ***no swearing***.... There's "football team" mentality of supporting the team your parents supported, but there’s the humanity in you that should question your believes.
Anyways.... Having spent 6 years on the front line of tory welfare i'm out, UC is single handily killing people, literally.... i truely believe that we need to break the cycle of "benefit families"... But not through sanctioned starvation and segregation.
How did you manage to escape the rat race Efour, I think I read you originally come from London, maybe not?
Did you just up and move to Sweden?
What exactly is wrong with universal credit?
lmao
"thousands"?
evidence please?
I signed on for a bit under a labour government. It was exactly the same.
Even Iain Duncan Smith quit over their absolute shambles of a show they've got going on.
lmao
"thousands"?
evidence please?
Where's the problem?My friend is a social worker at a hospital, she spends 99% of her time writing appeals and going to court hearings to get dying and sick people the money they need to live. The process can take over a year to be resolved, it takes on average 33 weeks to get a court hearing date, that's after numerous written reconsiderations and appeals. Not surprisingly many of the patients have died in that time.
New DWP statistics: more than 80 people are dying each month shortly after being declared ‘fit for work'
The department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has just published figures showing that between 2011 and 2014, 2,380 people died shortly after being declared ‘fit for work’.
270 former IB/SDA claimants died shortly (scans are conducted fortnightly for ESA and six-weekly for IB/SDA) after being declared fit for work and having their benefits withdrawn.
1,340 ESA claimants who had recently completed appeals against the fit for work assessment died.
Total number of ESA off-flows with date of death
at the same time(3)
50,580
But yeah lmao...
But UI is not incompatible with the *mostly* capitalist society we live in today.
Is the solution that we just need to massively depopulate the country? Let the people on the bottom rungs die off without any state aid?
Clearly not. What kind of messed up "solution" is that?
Make corporations actually pay corporation tax, so there is money?
never gonna happen lolzMake corporations actually pay corporation tax, so there is money?
so whats your suggestion for breaking the cycle of benefit families or in typical labour fashion do you not have an answer only a dream?
Make corporations actually pay corporation tax, so there is money?
Universal income and equality of opportunity in education.
(up to 3 months without ANY payments coming in, and these are people with no savings at all)