Does this annoy you too?
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Pretty sure if I was the father in law, you'd have no mother in law.
Props to him for doing the smart thing, though. Reminds me of somebody who's my age but is on £500 a week and lives alone, yet still bankrupts his family because when the bills come calling he's blown it. Being a burden on your family is much worse than being a burden on the state imo, shouldn't **** your family over for anything, let alone selfishness. Although they are the idiots for not telling him to **** off.Without any information? Yes, it is self inflicted, hes been capable of working all his life but hasn't because of benefits, only recently has it all caught up with him. Don't tell me your another one of them polarized 'dont be a bully' types? Reality is lost on them.
My dads known him 30 years, and there is enough in this thread to provide 'information'. Pointless post is pointless.
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Soldato
So your dad is a doctor?.
Becoming obese is usually a sign of other unrelated mental conditions (normal well adjusted people don't often get so fat they can't get around any-more)
I not defending them, I'm simply pointing out the flaws in your argument & highlighting that irrational emotionally unstable attitude you have towards this person.
Stop reading the daily mail.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irony
You have zero understanding of the situation, he's discussed with my dad how he does it so he doesn't have to work, when they started to clamp down on this kind of behaviour, he even tried to get my dad to help (which he didn't, thank god). I think the 'he's known him for 30 years' part might hint at that.
Then again your another professional nerd trying to play the part of the amateur psychiatrist, with a nice serving of a polarized, morally righteous babble.
I've never been near the Daily Mail.
Man works the system, engineers his life around claiming benefits, despite having no kind of illness until recently, people defend him and claim that because he falls inside the rules, he's entitled to it. Then the people with brains wonder why this kind of **** happens? He dedicated his life to beating the system and having an easy ride, and he did it, something he seems to be proud of. Although feel free to carry on trying to play the smart guy, it'll only make the members with an actual brain lol at you.
Although I'm gonna take a guess and go with the fact you most likely don't work.
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Caporegime
Woot OCUKers turn on each other when mundane thread about benefit fraud is raised !
shop him in if you are that concerned, or deal with it quietly.
shop him in if you are that concerned, or deal with it quietly.
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".....she said "We all want to lose weight to stop the abuse we get in the street, but we don't know how."
PUT THE FORK DOWN, FATTY!!
FFS...
if he's on incapacity benefit its not fraud as its not means tested
Soldato
I'm not concerned, he's my fathers friend and I'm not getting involved, i.e running to the police or 'dealing with it'. I just heard about it, thought to myself 'how the **** does this stuff happen' and made a topic. There are plenty of sound people on this forum who can have a good post about something like this, there is no need for the false morality that's being pumped into this thread. I can put it on my life the benefits were false for the last 23 or so years, only in the last 7 odd did he have to really go the extra mile and cripple himself. He speaks about it all the time.
This makes me sad.
Soldato
Don't know the disability side of things, but even if he manages to get a 5% return on his earnings (unlikely in interest rate, arguable if he bought and rented out), he'd only be getting £12,500 from the inheritance. Hardly enough to live on each year.
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I didn't think inheritance had anything like that? Wasn't it the person who passed on who had to pay the tax, I think the inheritor gets the money no questions asked. So he'd have 250k to sit on, whack it in a savings account, boom.
Soldato
OP: "Does this annoy you?"
Making vague / non descriptive thread titles? Yes. Yes it does annoy me.
Making vague / non descriptive thread titles? Yes. Yes it does annoy me.
Soldato
Don't make daily mail style benefit scrounger rants on a public forum if you only want people to agree with you.
I'm simply stating you sound like one of those whiners who complain about "others living a good life at my expense" types I hold with utter contempt.
- you would be wrong.
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Does anyone remember this story?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-lottery-winner-STILL-collecting-welfare.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-lottery-winner-STILL-collecting-welfare.html
Shop this fatty and daily mail his ass (or any press that will listen)
**** this guy over and teach him that you will not pay for his selfish lifestyle.
This is the kind of crap that contributes to public sector job losses and us likely not having a state pension.
OP the power is in your hands.
**** this guy over and teach him that you will not pay for his selfish lifestyle.
This is the kind of crap that contributes to public sector job losses and us likely not having a state pension.
OP the power is in your hands.
