Corbyn's question, taxes and "entitlement"

[DimPrawn]

Well yeah, you are subsidising her lifestyle but that's just a byproduct of providing children a decent start in life.
They don't have a choice. They are the most important.

[SpontaneousOrder]

They don't have a choice. They are the most important.

I'm more important than someone else's kids.

[DimPrawn]

Well yeah, you are subsidising her lifestyle but that's just a byproduct of providing children a decent start in life.
They don't have a choice. They are the most important.

I think people who have children without the means of supporting them are practicing a form of child neglect, and the authorities should rehome them via adoption.

That would make them think about their actions and give the children better care and a better future.

[NotAllThere]

I'm more important than someone else's kids.

No. Really. You're not.

[DimPrawn]

No. Really. You're not.

He is to him, that's what he means.

[darmstadt]

I think people who have children without the means of supporting them are practicing a form of child neglect, and the authorities should rehome them via adoption.

That would make them think about their actions and give the children better care and a better future.

So you agree with this then: Budget 2015: Women who have been raped may have to prove assault for third child tax credits - UK Politics - UK - The Independent

[DimPrawn]

So you agree with this then: Budget 2015: Women who have been raped may have to prove assault for third child tax credits - UK Politics - UK - The Independent

No I don't.

I don't agree with tax credits.

[DodgyAgent]

So you agree with this then: Budget 2015: Women who have been raped may have to prove assault for third child tax credits - UK Politics - UK - The Independent

After all a woman would never lie about being raped

[NotAllThere]

He is to him, that's what he means.

So he's deluded.

[vetran]

No. Really. You're not.

that is your opinion

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